Five beautiful visa-free countries South Africans can visit this December

Indonesia

Indonesia, the largest archipelagic country in the world is also a visa-free country for holders of Ghanaian passport. Indonesia is blessed with so many different people, cultures, customs, traditions, artworks, food, animals, plants, landscapes, and everything that made it almost like 100 (or even 200) countries melted beautifully into one. Every island here is a unique mixture of natural splendours and different cultures of people who live upon it. The popular destination is the vibrant tourists’ paradise of Bali.

Bali boasts of beautiful beaches, diverse culture, picturesque landscapes, and the famous Mount Agung.

Indonesia is also noted for its Civet coffee popularly known as the Kopi Luwak which is produced by an Asian Palm Civet. The special coffee is produced when the little Asian mammals eat coffee cherries. The coffee cherries undergo partial digestion as they pass through the intestines of the Civet, after which they come out as faecal matter.

The faecal matter (digested cherries) is then collected by the coffee producers, processed and packaged as coffee. Civet coffee is the world’s most expensive coffee and is regarded as a reserve for the rich with a kilogram costing as much as $700.

Visitors are advised to add either Dubai, Singapore or both to a trip to Singapore as the difference is usually insignificant.

Evening cruise in Bali

beautiful sunrise over the green rice terraces, ubud-bali, Indonesia

Beach in Bali

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