The choice is yours
The world is a big place, offering up an incredible array of experiences. From meeting mountain gorillas in Rwanda to rubbing shoulders with royalty in England's estates. How about soaking up some sun in the Seychelles or witnessing the world's greatest wildlife show in Kenya? Yep, it's a big place all right, and it's yours to explore.
Start your journey with a tour of these great countries. Be inspired by articles from Lonely Planet authors, with insider tips and recommendations on where to go and what to do. See what's on with the calendar of events. Get expert advice from Visa on how to manage and access your money easily abroad with tips on credit card safety and using ATMs. And get started with once in a lifetime itineraries.
You can go anywhere. So where will you go?
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Kenya
Kenya
From chasing lions on a savannah safari in the Masai Mara to watching the annual wildebeest migration or kicking back on a Swahili Coast beach, Kenya is a classic slice of Africa.
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Mauritius
Mauritius
Famed for sapphire waters, powder-white beaches and large swaths of tropical forest, Mauritius is a slice of paradise, an island of diverse cultures, and diving mecca begging to be explored.
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Rwanda
Rwanda
The trek into dense jungle to encounter mountain gorillas is a big reason to visit Rwanda, but this tiny East African nation – bravely recovering from horrific genocide – has much more to offer.
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Seychelles
Seychelles
The beaches are exquisite ribbons of white sand lapped by topaz waters and backed by lush hills and big glacis boulders. And there's hardly a soul in sight. That's what's waiting in the Seychelles.
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Tanzania
Tanzania
Safari on the Serengeti, hike up Mt Kilimanjaro and relax on the idyllic beaches of exotic Zanzibar Island – Tanzania is the Africa of your wildest dreams.
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United Kingdom
United Kingdom
Edinburgh Castle, Buckingham Palace, Stonehenge, Snowdon, Manchester United, The Beatles – the UK cultivates icons like no other place on earth, and travel here is a fascinating mix of famous names and hidden gems.
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