Mozambique and Madagascar

On this expansive voyage discover these two African treasures – each with its unique cultural history and natural wonders, both equally extraordinary. 

In Mozambique the markets teem with trade. Snorkel and sightsee amid waters filled with loggerhead turtles and dazzlingly-hued tropical fish.

Next, it’s on to Madagascar, the fourth largest island in the world, sheltering 5% of the world's plant and animal species (80% of those are unique to the island). When humans arrived, they came not from Africa, but from Borneo – giving this civilization a far more pronounced Asian character than anywhere on the African continent. You'll see myriad species of spry lemurs scrambling in the baobab trees, snorkel among the anemones and starfish of tiny offshore islands, and wander through virgin rain forests where chameleons perch and butterflies flit.

This is an extraordinarily rare opportunity to see wildlife found nowhere else on the planet.