Trip Planning
Gorilla & Chimp Wildlife Safaris
By Nadia Eckhardt, Africa Easy & Expedition Easy Founder Imagine the opportunity to see chimps and gorillas in one trip! Join me in September 2017 – on a gorilla trek in Rwanda and a safari in Uganda – followedRead more
Why Travel West Africa by Ship
By Nadia Eckhardt, Africa Easy & Expedition Easy Founder I am often asked about exploring West Africa on an expedition vessel. Why go by sea instead of land? Most recently in 2015, Africa Easy oversaw shore excursions for theRead more
Featured Lodges: Sabi Sabi for Family Safaris
For families keen on a unique travel experience with wildlife, nature and cultural wonders, a safari is a trip of a lifetime! Select lodges in South Africa cater to young explorers and explorers who are young at heart. SabiRead more
Traveling to South Africa with Minors: New Regulations Effective June 1, 2015
Africa Easy helps plan family safaris each year. We work closely with our partners and share the latest news with our travelers. For families going on safari in South Africa, new regulations commenced on June 1, 2015. The rulesRead more
Africa is Big: East vs Southern
Africa is BIG, and full of incredible experiences that vary from country to country, and region to region. Traveling from Marrakesh, Morocco, to Cape Town, South Africa, is approximately 4,800 miles – a distance comparable to flying from NewRead more
Featured Lodge: Notten’s Bush Camp
A safari camp goes far beyond a place to rest your head and get some zzzzzzs. It’s a complete experience that is a place to gather with friends and family for meals, evenings in the boma around a fire,Read more
East or Southern Africa?
Many people ask Africa Easy what the main differences are between a safari in East Africa and one in Southern Africa. We usually highlight three points that easily summarize what we feel are the primary differences for a first-timeRead more
Migration Update from Tanzania
East Africa’s Great Migration is the movement of three species of herbivores through Tanzania’s Serengeti National Park and Kenya’s Masai Mara Game Reserve. The herbivores are following the rains and, in turn, the soft green grass that they eat.Read more
