The Indian Ocean islands and the ports of South Africa boast a huge diversity of culture, wildlife and scenary - all with a distinct and unique character of their own.
Indian Ocean Islands
As a holiday destination the Indian Ocean is without doubt one of the few remaining areas in the world that is still relatively uncommercialised and largely unaffected by mass tourism.
Use the menu to the right or the links below to view information on each island we visit:
The Seychelles
The Mascarenes (includes Mauritius)
Tanzanian Islands (includes Zanzibar)
The Comoros
Madagascar
South Africa reveals an abundance of amazing scenery and diverse cultures. Our 'Voyage to the Cape' visits the exciting ports of Durban, East London, Port Elizabeth, Mossel Bay and cosmopolitan Cape Town.
You can either use the menu to the right or the links below to view further information on these ports of call:
South Africa
Mozambique
Endangered species are protected by law under the Conservation on International Trade in Endangered Species (CITES). It is illegal to bring CITES listed marine animals through customs, including all sea turtles, giant clams, hard corals and black corals.
The reefs off the Seychelles and other Indian Ocean islands are home to many endangered and threatened species. However, legislation does not cover all the animals at risk so please resist the temptation to buy products made from sea turtles and other reef animals.
The islands of the Indian Ocean will dazzle you with beautiful species of flora, however many of these are rare plants which are only found on these islands. Please do not pick any flowers or take any plant life as souvenirs.
These islands also have some of the worlds remaining unpolluted beaches and you are kindly asked to leave them as unspoilt as you found them and take all litter away with you.
