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Essay About African Vacation

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My amazing African Vacations and life time memories
South Africa has always been on my list of the top five favorite places to visit. As a travel enthusiast, I’ve been to the wilderness and luxury of many beautiful countries including Europe, America, UK, Ireland, France, India, and much more. This time, however, I along with few of my friends was determined to explore the Africa in its full glory.
Our 2 weeks African vacations were nothing short of most awe-inspiring holidays and allowed us to gather the lifelong memories to cherish. The beautiful continent of Africa has been touched by varied cultures from around the world and is one of the few places on Earth where you can have a truly wholesome and enriching experience.
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The place is known for its rich cultural offerings and gorgeous sights. One of the main highlights of our visit was the Galley MOMO, a place that showcases the contemporary artists from all over the world.
Shark diving and whale watching South Africa
One of the unique experiences of our African vacations was the exhilarating tour to the Great White Shark Diving & Whale watching to Gansbaai, starting and ending in Cape Town. We started the tour with exploring the South Africa's top shark and whale watching region to going for shark cage diving on a spacious, custom-built shark diving boat. It is one of the great white shark diving destinations in the world and should not be missed during African Vacations. We had some of the most thrilling as encounters with the great white whales in their own underwater territory.
To add to our adventure, we enjoyed the whale watching boat tour from Gansbaai to Pearly Beach, Dyer Island and Geyser Rock. Gansbaai is a popular place as it is the home to the Marine Big Five including the whales, dolphins, seals, sharks, and penguins and should definitely be the part of your next African safari vacations for an unforgettable experience of the abundant marine animals in its full

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