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In Africa top destination cities are like Sharm el Sheikh, Egypt; Cairo, Egypt; Cape Town, South Africa; Johannesburg, South Africa; Durban, South Africa; Mombasa,Kenya; Hurghada, Egypt; Alexandria, Egypt; Hammamet, Tunisia; Tunis, Tunisia; Agadir, Morocco; Casablanca, Morocco; Lagos, Nigeria; Luxor, Egypt; Accra, Ghana; Pretoria, South Africa; Tanzania.
Kenya:
Almost a million tourists visit Kenya each year for its amazing variety of landscapes, cultures and wildlife. Kenya has something for each and every traveller. A Kenya safari holiday is a traveller's dream. There are many different landscapes and cultures, all quite different and beautiful. Kenya attractions are an exciting combination of unblemished beaches, astounding wildlife parks and bird sanctuaries, striking mountains, coral reefs, and virgin jungles. 
There are many brilliant marine parks and national park, Lakes - including Lake Victoria in western Kenya - Lake Naivasha and many more. Lake Victoria, the largest of all African Lakes, is also the second widest freshwater body in the world. Kenya has the second highest peak in Africa, the great Mt. Kenya . Nairobi, the capital city of Kenya, is a big metropolitan set-up in the backdrop of beautiful landscapes. A big tourist draw, Nairobi has a huge number of wildlife parks, and is an ideal haven for those who feel close to nature. The Great Rift Valley here is one of the main tourist attractions of Kenya. Other important cities of Kenya are Mombasa, Malindi, and Lamu Island. The safaris undertaken here are 'once in a lifetime experience'. Trekking, hiking and other such adventure sports are commonplace in the mountainous areas of the country. The freshwater lakes are best for those who love fishing or bird watching.
Egypt:
Egypt is mainly famous for its pyramids. There are actually over 100 pyramids in Egypt, many of which are relatively unknown to anyone who is not an ancient Egypt enthusiast. All but a very few are grouped around and near the City of Cairo, just south of the Nile Delta. A marvelous view for the 3 pyramids and the sphinx, and still the great pyramid is considered one of the 7 wonders of the world. These are located, at the great Gizah plateau. Gizah is the second large city after Cairo, about half an hour drive from Cairo.
In the heart of Cairo, one of the most famous squares in it is the El-Tahrir Square. The egyptian museum has a collection of about 120,000 objects including; mummies, masterpieces, games and lot of statues and possessions for Ancient Egyptian kings and queens.
Sakkara is one of the most exciting historical & archaeological area in all of Egypt. It is situated about 12 miles South West of Cairo. The site is dominated by the famous step pyramid of King Zoser. It was the first pyramid to be built in ancient Egypt , preceding those at Giza by many centuries.
One of the largest market place for both the international and the local shoppers is Turkish Bazaar. 
Once known as the "Turkish Bazaar" during the ottoman period, originally built by king "Jarkas El-Khalili", was the largest market place in that time. Till today, this area of khan El-khalili together with El-mosky St., forms one of the most important market places. Khan EL-Khalili is considered a unique tourist place, starting from the famous Azhar mosque.
One of the oldest attractions in Cairo, located on part of El-Moqattam Hill. Known as Salah El-Din's Citadel or " Qualaet Salah El-Din" in Arabic. The citadel dominates Cairo 's skyline and was the nerve center of the city and Egypt for almost 700 years.
South Africa:
South Africa is the southernmost country in Africa. For the tourist South Africa offers a dazzling variety of attractions - from sandy beaches to arid bushveld, from tropical wetlands to spectacular mountain scenery. South Africa has an enormously long coastline ranging from about 35°S to 27°S, which is not quite within the usual range of tropical diving. South Africa offers a well developed hiking trail system with options ranging from relaxing nature walks to strenuous rugged wilderness trails. You have just got to see what the Drakensberg has on offer. Horse trails are another option affording a unique way of experiencing South African nature and wildlife. Wild animals are generally not frightened by the presence of horses thus offering the opportunity to approach closely without harm.
If you are a city person, you will love Johannesburg. It is a vibrant and dynamic place with a throbbing pulse and an awesome sense of rhythm. For the visitor to Johannesburg the difficulty lies not in finding something to do, but in choosing between all the exciting options. There is something for everyone. Drive south to Gold Reef City, primary theme park of Johannesburg and casino. Fun rides include a trip on a sight seeing train, run-away train and a host of other exhilarating rides.
If you are looking for most popular small town in south africa, go to the end of the Garden Route in the Western Cape to, knysna - the "elegant lagoon". And what that brings is a trip to the Knysna Elephant Park, where you can interact with and feed the relocated jumbo families. It is a favourite with the youngsters. 
The Cape Town region of South Africa is one of the most beautiful and compelling places to visit on the planet. This city has fascinating historical sites, excellent museums, vibrant markets and a handsomely restored waterfront. One must experience the the thrills of Ratanga Junction Theme Park and the splendour of the V & A Waterfront. Then there's the grandeur of Table Mountain and the awe-inspiring views from Cape Point.
Morocco:
some of the major places to visit during your stay in Morocco are Fez, Casablanca, Marrakesh, Rabat. Fez, the spiritual and cultural center of Morocco, is a city of multiple facets and quite unmatched in its splendor. 
There are two medinas in Fes, but Fes el-Bali is the more interesting one. One can enter it through the Bab Boueloud gate and walk into the Medersa Bou Inania. The Medersa el-Attarine built in the 14 th century has a beautiful bronze door and intricate work in marble, alabaster and cedar wood. The Kairouine Mosque is one of the largest in Morocco and also has one of the most impressive collections of books in the Muslim world, but is unfortunately closed to non-Muslims. Place Seffarine is a quaint and atmospheric courtyard, with a faience fountain gurgling indulgently over the muted clinks of metalworkers hammering at their ware.
Situated at the foot of famous skiing station Oukaimden, the luxuriant Ourika Valley slowly rises up to the first hills of the high Atlas where typical villages have nestled. It is a pure wonderful place the silence of which, is disturbed only by the birds singing and the stream's murmur. Ourika is famous for local pottery.
Founded in 1062, Marrakech the second oldest imperial city of Morocco. Marrakesh, at the dawn of its history, gave Morocco its name. The main square in Marrakech is the Place Djemaa el-Fna, a sprawling site in the old city that is marvellous to hang out. In the evening, the crowds arrive to admire the different activities offered: fire-eaters, teeth-pullers, fortune-tellers, tame monkeys, story-tellers, acrobats, snake-charmers, spice merchants, incense merchants and more. The Koutoubia, a well-preserved minaret from the 12th century, is the most striking monument in the city skyline. There are other historical palaces in the city, including the Palais el-Badi, Palais de la Bahia and Palais Dar Si Said.
The visit to Casablanca will start with the United Nations Place, Mohammed V square, the central market, the royal palace surrounding, the habbous quarter, the mehkama (court), 
the cathedral Notre Dame de Lourdes, the residential area of Anfa, external visit of the famous Hassan II mosque and the beautiful Ain Diab corniche lined up with restaurants and swimming pools.
In Rabat magnificent structures like the Oudaia Gate, the Chellah gate and the Tour Hassan are quite seenable. The walled medina (old quarter) is a good place to shop for the famed Moroccan carpets. other places that one can visit in rabat are Kasbah des Oudaias, Andalusian Gardens, Mausoleum of Mohammed V.