There is no question that the 3,000 African penguins who hang out here own this piece of Simon’s Town; you just get to visit. Walkways along this seashore keep you from disturbing the nesting sites but you still get very close to these bold and captivating birds. Few things are more adorable than a penguin. A whole colony of them can overwhelm the brain’s cuteness receptor but Boulder’s Beach is worth the risk.

Located on the west coast of Mauritius Island, Casela World of Adventures is a great place to explore nature with a super Wildlife Park that fully displays African flair. There are a large number of birds in the park, as well other animals like rare giant turtules. Because of the backdrop of African vegetation and scenery, it is called “miniature version of Kenya”. In Mauritius, there is an experience you cannot miss, that is, “Walking with the Lion”. Here, you can experience the thrill of walking alongside the king of the jungle and even playing in the streams and grasslands with the help of professionals, and then you will be awarded a certificate of bravery.

Pamplemousses, Mauritius

3 El Bahr El Aazam St.， Cairo

Mont Fleuri, Victoria, Mahe Island, Seychelles

The Animal Orphanage is located in the Nairobi National Park. In recent years, with the international community's concern for wildlife protection, animal orphanages have become the main refuge and rehabilitation center for abandoned or injured wild animals in Kenya, attracting many tourists to visit and adopt each year. When Wildlife Administration staff discover abandoned or injured young wild animals while visiting the park, they will be brought to animal orphanages for feeding and will be released into the wild after they grow up or heal.