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The African continent is vast and rich with diverse culinary heritage. African foods reflect the history, culture and geography of each region, as well as the influences of trade, colonisation, and migration.

Welcome to one of the prettiest towns in Morocco, and perhaps even the world, beautiful Chefchaouen.

For the world's second smallest continent, Europe really packs a punch. With some of the world's most popular attractions to marvel over, centuries of history to uncover and rich cultures to experience, we could spend the rest of our lives exploring Europe! Travel in groups of just 20 travellers and enjoy the majesty of Europe with Bunnik Tours.

A continent of immense natural beauty, bursting with life around every corner, you will never feel more alive than when you're in Africa! An experience you have to do at least once in your lifetime, let this overview help you narrow down which of the many countries you will tick off that bucket list.

There are two types of people in the world - a morning person and a non-morning person. Whatever category you fit into, watching the sunrise over the sand dunes of the Sahara Desert is a spectacular once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for all who are lucky enough to experience it.

Diverse landscapes, teeming wildlife, and rich history awaits in Africa. Lions, elephants, giraffes and zebra roam the endless grass plains, whilst local villages are bursting with welcoming warmth and traditions.

In Morocco’s most northern mountain range, the Rif Mountains, lies the out-of-this-world city of Chefchaouen. Known as Morocco’s ‘blue city’, Chefchaouen is a magical destination home to buildings painted in various hues of blue colliding against the mountainous landscape. Founded in 1471 as a Moorish fortress, the Chefchaouen has grown over the centuries, welcoming people from all walks of life and becoming the dazzling and unique cultural city that it is today.

The most popular of Morocco’s imperial cities, Marrakech is a fascinating city with many sights to uncover. The ochre stucco buildings, paired with dry, rocky plains and a backdrop of the snow-capped Atlas Mountains, makes for a stunning city filled with an endless amount of photo-worthy opportunities.

Becoming increasingly popular for visitors, Fez is a gem of a city. From its architecture to its culture this imperial city is a must visit when in Morocco. Here’s five facts about the city that you may not know.