TOP 10 MOST BEAUTIFUL ISLANDS IN AFRICA

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Islands conjure dreams of paradise; an escape from the rat race, a perfect patch of sand where you can relax under rustling palms and gaze at a serene blue sea. But not all islands are created the same. The beauty of some is defined more by the sea that surrounds them, which can captivate connoisseurs with its crystalline clarity and thriving coral kingdoms. Other islands feature luxuriant jungles and velvety peaks. And some enchant travelers with their cultural jewels.
Whenever we think of traveling to Africa, we usually think of a safari tour to Maasai Mara, a visit to the ancient Egyptian monuments, or a trip to Cape Town. However, Africa has a lot more to offer to its visitors, and the exotic African islands are surely worth your visit. The African islands have a unique collection of flora and fauna, spectacular African island beaches, and fascinating history to sneak-peek into.
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Together with a varied range of activities to engage in, Africa’s stunning islands have plenty to offer. The continent is home to some of the most stunning beaches and Best Island breaks in the world. Here’s our guide to the top 10 best African island getaways in no particular order.
NUMBER 1 CAPE VERDE ISLANDS
Cape Verde, one of the most significant islands of the west coast of Africa is a perfect getaway among African island countries. Considered as a trendy island, Sal is the most visited destination of the island. Also, Sal is one of the 10 most beautiful islands of the African archipelago. A prominent part of the West African islands map, this place is a must-visit for tourists who wish to blend into the vivid African culture on their visit.
The word ‘Sal’ means salt in the Portuguese language truly justifies its name for the white sprawling sandy beaches. Sal has risen in popularity as compared to the other islands due to the easy accessibility and convenience. Santa Maria which is the main town of the beautiful island of Sal is embellished with beautiful pastel-colored houses. There are also several options for bars, restaurants, live events, and music. The nightlife of Sal is also radiant and full of energy. Cape Verde is one of the most ideal islands in Africa for a honeymoon.

NUMBER 2 MAURITIUS ISLANDS
Mauritius, a multicultural island located in the Indian Ocean, is a small and stunning island that remained inhabited until the Dutch’s arrival in 1598. In 1715, five years after the Dutch had left; the French arrived, followed by the British who remained until Mauritius gained its independence.
An island bursting with color, Mauritius is so much more than a beach destination (though its white-sand shores are indeed beautiful). With rich, green rainforests, craggy mountains, silvery waterfalls and a diverse and delicious foodie scene, there’s plenty to enjoy when you’ve had your fill of beach time. Mauritius is also one of the best places in the world for windsurfing and kite surfing.
NUMBER 3 COMOROS
Vacationers searching for a rugged island paradise should consider Comoros, a small collection of islands off the southeastern coast of Africa. Expect stunning natural beaches with volcanic rock, rich French and Arab heritage, and a few active volcanoes. High season occurs between May and October, when rains let up and humidity is at its lowest. Wildlife here is spread out among the different islands, though overall, there are nearly 30 native bird species, nesting sea turtles, dolphins that can sometimes be spotted from shore, and even lemurs. Many visitors like to island hop, but getting between the islands can be a bit tricky, and often requires unreliable boat and flight options. However, getting here — at least from Europe — isn’t too hard since there are several flights operating from Paris.
NUMBER 4 SEYCHELLES
Situated towards the east of Kenya, Seychelles archipelago holds 115 paradise islands. Seychelles has the smallest population compared to the other sovereign African countries.
Visitors are drawn to the island’s white sand beaches, azure waters for snorkeling and diving and the rare wildlife consisting of Aldabra giant tortoise and pelagic seabirds. Seychelles cuisine is a must-try, as it is a beautiful blend of African, European and Asian influences. An expansion of luxury resorts also makes Seychelles an excellent choice for honeymoon couples.
A visit to Praslin, the second largest island of Seychelles, Africa will make you keep coming back for more. Earlier, Praslin was a hideout place for Arab merchants and even pirates, but now it stands as a popular destination with many African island beach resorts and hotels.

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