If you haven’t decided what your next holiday destination should be, why not consider a trip to Africa? Your money will go much further here than many other parts of the world. With such a vast and highly diverse continent, trying to narrow down the top places to visit seemed impossible at first. Here’s a look at what you can expect as you travel from the north to the south.

Morocco

Only 8.5 miles separate Tarifa in Spain from the Moroccan coast. Despite the short distance, though, the journey will feel like a complete culture shock once you’re exploring the bustling market stalls in Casablanca, the country’s largest city. While you’re here, take the time to visit the Medina quarter. It’s narrow, maze-like streets and ramshackle feel with give you a better sense of the city’s history.

Egypt

For the sightseers, there’s no better destination to visit than Egypt. From the pyramids to the Great Sphinx to the Valley of the Kings, there are enough ancient landmarks to easily fill your entire trip. While you’re there, take some time out to go and visit the Red Sea, too, one of the seven wonders of the underwater world. There are around 1,000 different species of fish and 150 species of coral here, making it perfect for scuba diving.

Ghana

For those who want to sample a more modern kind of culture, consider heading further south to Ghana, located on the West Coast. The country’s capital city, Accra, is known for its vibrant nightlife. It’s also becoming world renowned amongst music lovers for it’s incredible hiplife scene, a unique blend of contemporary hip hop, reggae, and dancehall with the country’s traditional highlife roots.

Botswana

One of the most popular reasons to visit Africa is to see the continent’s vast array of local wildlife. Botswana is one of the best countries to experience this. With just over two million people living here, it’s one of the most sparsely populated countries in the world. A Wexas safari trip will leave you feeling one with nature like few other alternatives.

South Africa

Finally, game lovers can’t visit the continent without heading to its southernmost country. South Africa’s Kruger National Park is one of the largest nature reserves in Africa, at over 7,500 miles, making it your best chance to see the big five. South Africa isn’t just about the wildlife, though, wine lovers will also have the opportunity to sample the latest flavors from the Cape region.