The African cruise season lasts from September to March, and African cruises typically lasts between 12 to 24 days.

Enter "African cruises" to find cruises in Africa:

Cruise ships primarily stop in Cape Town and Durban ports, but there are also cruise ships that stop in East London, Port Elizabeth, Richards Bay and Maputo ports.

Africa is still somewhat undeveloped as a cruise destination, but it can be a great way to see some of the major cities of Africa and to visit the unspoiled beaches of the Seychelles and Mauritius , or experience the unique wildlife of Madagascar and its atmosphere.

The African cruise season is short and only few ships offer itineraries here. The cruise season lasts from September to March, and African cruises are typically 12 to 24 days. On some of the cruises, passengers can book one day excursions to game reserves, and enjoy the African wildlife. Many choose to extend their cruise holiday with pre- or post-cruise safaris in Kenya, Tanzania or South Africa.

South African Cities	Tourist Attractions	Game Parks	Activities	South Africa Travel	Safari Lodges
Johannesburg	Kruger National Park	Kruger National Park	Photo Safaris	International Flight
Cape Town	Table Mountain	Kalahari Desert	Golf	Domestic Flight
Durban	Cape Point	Hluhluwe-Umfolozi	Beach Holiday	Car Rental
Port Elizabeth	Wine Routes	Addo Elephant Park	Diving	Train
Pretoria	Garden Route	Marakele Park	Surfing	Bus
Bloemfontein	Cape Whale Route	Pilanesberg Park	Hunting Safaris	Cruises
Pietermaritzburg	Blyde River Canyon	iSimangaliso Wetland	Fishing	Links
Rustenburg	Drakensberg Range	Shamwari Game Reserve	Wine Tasting
East London	Durban Beachfront	Sabi Sands	Hiking
Pietersburg	Soweto	Other Game reserves	Sailing