Africa is known for its safari. But in Africa you can find some beautiful beaches along some region.

Kenya:- Kenya has around 300 miles long untouched beaches along the Indian Ocean region. As this beaches along this region are very less know so you can find very less tourist along the beaches with anyone other than the native Swahili, a people of African and Arab ancestry and culture. Reefs along the coast protect these beautiful white sand beaches, sharks and pollution are virtually non-existent along the beaches. Beaches are covered by huge forest which is populated with animals like leopards, Colobus monkeys, and exotic birds.

Morocco:- Agadir, in southwest Morocco, boasts more than 300 days of sun per year and temperatures generally between 66 and 82 degrees Fahrenheit. The white-sand beach here is pristine and the water is an azure blue. While the area can be somewhat crowded, it is not yet overtly touristy or commercial. However, if you’re looking for complete solitude, head a bit north of Agadir, where you’ll find sandy coves and deserted beaches.