Top ‘7 Most Beautiful Cities’ in Africa for your Bucket-List 2018

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If you think Africa is monotonous, think and re-think! Each corner of African is overwhelming and can be touched and explore with flights to Africa. These top 7 amazing cities will leave you astounded. If you are planning a trip to Africa, you had better take your camera along with you. Strife, wars, and cross-cultural conflicts are a tiny part of Africa. It is everywhere; that does not mean you should stop travelling.
A visit to Africa can change your life, your living, and thinking. So, give it a go! Here are the top 7 stunning African cities you can visit this December or in the New Year 2018.



Abidjan, Ivory Coast
Abidjan means you are in Ivory Coast - an amazing place for trade and travel in Africa. Despite hardships, Abidjan is one of the most developed cities in Africa with some impressive skylines you can ever find.



Dar Es Salaam, Tanzania
As the capital of Tanzania, Dar es Salaam is the most peaceful city in Africa. Other than being peaceful, this stunning city is highly developed. Shoppers can head towards Kariakoo, which is the most crowded and the largest in East Africa. Purchase anything from food to furniture.



Tunis, Tunisia
Tunis is the most organized and developed city in North Africa. The enormous wealth and trade have a strong reflection on tourism too. The modernization and booming business allow Tunis to become one of the most visited cities in Africa.



Addis Ababa, Ethiopia
The capital of Ethiopia is an excellent city. The infrastructure and the towering buildings are spellbinding. However, Addis Ababa is much more than steel and concrete. Home to some of the most amazing people in Africa, everyone loves to visit Addis Ababa. Visit this place without any hitches and fear. You will love it!



Nairobi, Kenya
Despite recent atrocities, Nairobi and its outskirts offer a spellbinding landscape to its visitors. Home to several business opportunities and tourism, Addis Ababa is the choicest destination for flight agents as well as tourists worldwide.



Gaborone, Botswana
Stunning and beautiful, Gaborone is the mind-blowing part of Southern Africa filled with dynamic infrastructure, political stability and rich culture. Bear in mind, that Gaborone is one of the largest diamond producers in the world. Do not try to search for a diamond on the streets.



Johannesburg, South Africa
Filled with life, enthusiasm and an amazing culture, Johannesburg is the second most enriched city in South Africa. The city is huge! Though Cape Town competes with Jo'Burg, it is still an awe-inspiring destination for several travellers. Make sure you visit the Apartheid Museum and City Deep, a gigantic dry port in the world.

No doubt, the African culture and air have the power of a pen to write and re-write your story. Just give it a chance, you will not regret. Contact Fly Africa – your London travel agency to enjoy the time of your life under the African sun.

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