Princess Cruises Africa Cruises

An adventure that awaits you is unparalleled when you choose a Princess Cruises cruise to Africa. You’ll explore ancient, historic kingdoms in Cotonou, experience the buzzing port life of Cape Town, and even find some romance in Casablanca. Taste and immerse yourself in the French influence of Dakar, or learn about the history of voodoo in Togo. There’s a wide diversity of natural beauty and creatures that will surprise and delight you, making each and every day a treat. All this, and more, with a cruise to Africa.

Things to Do on an Africa Cruise with Princess Cruises

Africa cruise excursions are an adventure you won’t soon forget when you vacation with Princess Cruises. Imagine the floral beauty of a trip to the Kirstenbosch National Botanical Gardens. Envision the awe of over 250 bird species and 60 species of mammals at the Pumba Game Reserve. You can even become a temporary member of the Xhosa culture with a visit to the Xhosa Villages in South Africa. Whether you’re intrigued by the vibrant culture of the region or demand Africa’s raw natural beauty, your cruise excursions to Africa with Princess Cruises will be plentiful and memorable.

• Cape of Good Hope/Cape Point (Cape Town, South Africa)
  On the Atlantic coast and the southernmost tip of South Africa, Cape of Good Hope will leave you with dramatic views of Boulder Beach. The rugged rocks of this area show as more than just a great scene, they are a great historical landmark of the peninsula as well.
   

• Kirstenbosch National Botanical Gardens (Cape Town, South Africa)
  On the foot of Table Mountain, Kirstenbosch National Botanical Gardens is one of the most popular gardens in the world. Founded in 1913, it is home to an abundance of indigenous plants and Zimbabwean stone sculptures. BULLET2
   

• East London Museum (East London, South Africa)
  Established in 1921, the East London Museum is known for its great anthropological exhibits. The museum features the most interesting displays, especially the ones showing off the extinct coelacanth, a beautiful blue fish.
   

• Xhosa Villages (East London, South Africa)
  Located on the Eastern Cape, this native village will immerse you in the Xhosa culture. Take a guided tour to see the family huts, colorful tribal performances and handcrafted foods and art.
   

• Pumba Game Reserve (East London, South Africa)
  You will be in awe with the views of more than 250 bird species and over 60 species of mammals, including the “Big 5” - lions, leopards, buffalos, rhinos and elephants. This malaria-free safari is located in Eastern Cape, South Africa with kids programs that will enlighten the whole family on the wildlife of the park.
   

• Juma Mosque (Durban, South Africa)
  Nearly the largest mosque in the Southern Hemisphere, the elegance of the Juma Mosque is shown off by its beautiful archways and white exterior. The combination of Mughal Indians and South Africans that worship here every day makes this one of the most unique places of worship.