Question 1

Is it safe to travel to Africa?

Accepted Answer

Yes, many African countries are safe for travellers. We work only with trusted local partners and accommodations. As with any international trip, stay alert, be aware of your surroundings, and follow local advice. Major cities can be busy, but we ensure proper guidance throughout your journey.

Question 2

Do I need vaccinations?

Accepted Answer

Most African countries require or recommend vaccinations. Kenya & Tanzania require yellow fever (if arriving from risk countries), hepatitis A, DTP, and malaria prevention. Namibia & Botswana don't require yellow fever but recommend hepatitis A and malaria prevention in certain regions. South Africa usually has no malaria except near Kruger. Always consult your GP or a certified travel health clinic before travelling.

Question 3

Do I need malaria medication?

Accepted Answer

Yes, for Kenya, Tanzania, Zanzibar, Botswana, and parts of Namibia. For South Africa, it's only necessary when visiting areas like Kruger National Park.

Question 4

What if I get sick while travelling?

Accepted Answer

We partner with trusted clinics and local assistance networks. In emergencies, we ensure swift medical help. A travel insurance policy with medical coverage is mandatory for all our tours.

Question 5

Do I need a visa?

Accepted Answer

Kenya, Tanzania and Zanzibar require an e-visa. Botswana, Namibia, and South Africa don't require a visa for short stays (for EU passport holders). We'll send you all the necessary links and instructions after booking.

Question 6

Can I pay in Euros or US Dollars?

Accepted Answer

Locally, you'll need to exchange to local currency. Most places accept credit cards or international debit cards (Visa/Mastercard). Remote areas may require cash. For our services, we accept payments in USD, EUR, and GBP.

Question 7

Will I have internet or mobile signal?

Accepted Answer

Most cities and lodges offer Wi-Fi, but speed may vary. National parks often have limited or no signal — a perfect excuse to unplug and enjoy nature.

Question 8

What kind of clothes should I pack?

Accepted Answer

Lightweight clothing for the day, long sleeves for evenings (mosquito protection). A warm sweater or jacket for cool nights and early morning safaris. Comfortable walking shoes, sun hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen are essential.

Question 9

Are safaris safe?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We use well-maintained vehicles and experienced guides. Follow your guide's instructions, stay in the vehicle unless told otherwise, and you'll be fine.

Question 10

What animals will I see?

Accepted Answer

Kenya & Tanzania: The Big Five (lion, elephant, buffalo, rhino, leopard), giraffes, zebras, wildebeest, flamingos. Botswana: elephants, hippos, big cats, incredible birdlife in the Okavango Delta. Namibia: desert elephants, rhinos, lions. South Africa: Big Five, hippos, rhinos, crocodiles.

Question 11

When is the best time to travel?

Accepted Answer

Kenya & Tanzania: June–October (dry season) or December–February. South Africa: May–October for safari, November–March for Cape Town. Namibia: May–October (clear skies and dry weather). Botswana: June–October (best for Okavango Delta).

Question 12

Can you arrange custom or tailor-made safaris?

Accepted Answer

Absolutely! Tailor-made safaris are our specialty. Tell us your interests, budget, travel dates, and preferences, and we'll create a personalized itinerary just for you.

Question 13

How much should I tip?

Accepted Answer

Safari guide: $5–10 per person per day. Lodge staff: $1–2 per day. Restaurants: 5–10% (if not already included).

Question 14

Do I need to organise anything myself?

Accepted Answer

No, we handle everything for you — flights, transfers, accommodation, safaris, and border logistics. You just relax and enjoy the journey.

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