Lonely Planet Africa

Whether spectacular safari in Tanzania, the excitement of the World Cup in South Africa, suspended for the jet-set in Marrakech or the thrill of exploration of the beating heart "of Tripoli, make you visit one of our recommendations in 2010

SOUTH AFRICA

This year is South Africa, especially if you love the beautiful game, as it hosts the World Cup in June Polokwane in the north of Cape Town, South, the nine host cities have a wealth of attractions outside the footie if one of eight seeded teams could remove the cut, although tickets for foreign Ivory Coast and Chile are also useful to have, according to former Germany coach Jurgen Klinsman. Polokwane offers the chance to explore the Ndebele village where women decorate themselves and their homes, Durban Park fan in the sea with its giant screen and one of the world's best family beaches ten according to the last edition of Lonely Planet travel with children, while Cape Town has Table Mountain, Robben Island and some of the finest vineyards in the Cape.

See www.cheapflightsafrica.co.uk For more information on host cities as well as games. Get flights to South Africa since the beginning of the United Kingdom of £ 499 with various airlines.

MOROCCO

Less expensive than other countries of North Africa, Morocco offers an excellent value. Marrakech, with its minarets and bazaar, is big on atmosphere, while the Atlas mountains nearby provide a glimpse of village life. Or follow the footsteps of Jimi Hendrix and enjoy the more relaxed ambience of Essaouira, a fishing port on the Atlantic coast where the weather was windy paradise for windsurfers and watersports enthusiasts. June is a good time to visit to catch the Gnawa Music Festival, a celebration of music played by people in the south and the town is a haunt for local artists. If you and Naomi Campbell also hit, why not check into the resort Kerzner Mazagan Beach 90 km south of Casablanca, opened by the supermodel last year and an oasis of pampering and golf.

Get flights to Marrakech from the beginning of the United Kingdom of £ 99 with various airlines.

EGYPT

Most people who think of Egypt think of antiquities, but Egypt offers much more. Certainly it is a prime location to see our great heritage of the ancient world, including Pyramids and wonderful temples, but it is also part of the Holy Land, and tours of Christians and other religious monuments are very popular. Yet Egypt also offers nature and desert trekking, scuba diving and even a lot of golf, fishing and birding expeditions. You can choose to relax on the wondrous Egypt Red Sea or Sinai coasts, take in high culture of Cairo, or even quietly floating on the Egyptian Nile on a boat of luxury.

Looking for cheap flights to Egypt from the United Kingdom? You are clicks to book your flights to Egypt on http://www.cheapflightsafrica.co.uk/egypt/. Our prices start from £ 149 with different airlines.

KENYA

Kenya offers the traveler an unparalleled range of options. The incredible diversity of landscapes, cultures, wildlife and activities mean endless opportunities. With so many choices at hand, some people find the prospect of planning a trip quite daunting. It need not be this way. In Kenya, it is very easy to plan and prepare for a safari that is as unique as you are, and which meets your own needs and interests. If you are planning a trip, use this site.