Find Your Perfect Beach Holiday Safari

The Zanzibar archipelago in the Indian Ocean, 24 kilometres off the coast of Tanzania, is a wonderful escape from the world. Enjoy the clear turquoise water. A shallow sandbar ideal for swimming. And many small, mostly uninhabited islands that tourists don't really visit. Explore the World Heritage Site of Stone Town, the old town of Zanzibar City. Or just walk from beach to beach among small fishing villages. One is better than the other. This is the perfect destination for honeymoon and family trips, and for those who will like to enjoy swimming and spending time on the beaches enjoying African sunshine.

Dip your feet into the soft white sand as you watch the soothing waves lapping onto Mombasa's shores. The aquamarine waters of the Indian Ocean stretching as far as the eye can see, meeting baby blue skies on the horizon. Like the breeze in the palm trees, our soothing cocktails will refresh your soul. The Mombasa coast melts away all worries and rejuvenates body, mind and spirit. Oreteti Safari Africa specializes in beach and island tours on the north and south coasts of Mombasa. Whether you're looking for water sports, complete secludedness, or proximity to famous attractions, we can help you find the perfect vacation. For those who prefer a popular coastal location close to Mombasa's Central District island, with large resorts and hotels, we recommend the Mombasa North Coast Beach.

With a shoreline of 307 kilometres along the West Coast, Cape Peninsula, and False Bay, Cape Town boasts an astounding 72 beaches. When picking where to spend a day enjoying the beach, going on a picnic, playing games, or swimming in a tidal pool, it is certainly hard to choose.
Cape Town is also proud to be home to 10 international Blue Flag beaches, including Bikini Beach,  Camps Bay, 4th Beach, Clifton, Fish Hoek, Llandudno, Melkbosstrand, Mnandi, Muizenberg, Silwerstroomstrand, and Strandfontein.

Lake Kivu is one of Rwanda's most popular tourist attractions and is Rwanda's largest watershed, surrounded by various resort towns with precious beaches such as Gisenyi and Kibuye. These resort towns have many guesthouses/hotels, restaurants, and vast waterfront sandy beaches for visitors looking for a little rest and relaxation. Whether swimming in the wild, visiting the lake's various islands by boat or canoe, or enjoying water activities such as kayaking, Lake Kivu is the perfect place to relax in Rwanda. Hiking steep hills while interacting with the local community, picnicking, coffee and tea plantation tours, and biking the Congo Nile Trail are just a few of the other activities on offer when visiting Lake Kivu.