SafariFind Journal
Safari stories & expert guides
Insider tips, destination guides and wildlife encounters to help you plan the perfect African safari.
Tanzania With Kids: Family Travel Guide for Safari 2026
Tanzania can work well for a family safari when you match the itinerary, lodge and activities to your children's ages. Every child needs a separate visa application, and families entering Zanzibar must buy the island's mandatory local travel insurance, including children aged 3 to 17.
France Embassy in Tanzania: Help for French Travellers 2026
The Embassy of France in Tanzania is in Dar es Salaam on Ali Hassan Mwinyi Road. This guide explains how French travellers can prepare for emergencies, passport loss and consular contact before a Tanzania safari.
Is Namibia safe to visit? Safety and travel advice 2026
Namibia is generally suitable for an organised safari or careful self-drive trip, but official advisories recommend increased caution because of crime and health risks. The main practical concerns are urban theft, robberies, long remote drives, gravel-road accidents and wildlife encounters.
How to Get Around South Africa: Flights, Roads & Transfers 2026
International travellers can move around South Africa by domestic flight, rental car, long-distance bus, rail, ride-hailing and pre-booked safari transfers. Flying saves time between distant regions, while driving works well for self-drive trips and parks with good road access.
Canada Embassy in South Africa: Help for Canadians 2026
Canada's High Commission in Pretoria is the main Canadian consular office in South Africa. Canadian travellers can contact it during business hours, or reach Canada's Emergency Watch and Response Centre at 0800-992-773 for emergency assistance at any time.
