SafariFind Journal
Safari stories & expert guides
Insider tips, destination guides and wildlife encounters to help you plan the perfect African safari.
Vaccinations & Health Rules for South Africa for Italian Travellers 2026
Italian citizens travelling to South Africa must present a valid yellow fever vaccination certificate if arriving from or transiting through a yellow fever–endemic country. Malaria prophylaxis, hepatitis A, and typhoid vaccines are strongly recommended for most travellers.
September 2026 Zimbabwe Safari: Peak Wildlife & Real Costs
September 2026 Zimbabwe safari guide: peak wildlife season, real daily costs ($325–$1,800+), Hwange elephants, Victoria Falls. Book verified operators on SafariFind.
Vaccinations & Health Rules for Kenya: Belgian Travellers 2026
Belgian citizens need a yellow fever vaccination certificate only if arriving from endemic countries; however, health authorities strongly recommend yellow fever, hepatitis A, typhoid, and routine vaccines for all Kenya visitors. Malaria prevention and travel health insurance are also essential.
Madagascar Safari vs Tanzania: Wildlife, Cost & Which Wins 2026
Compare Madagascar and Tanzania safaris: unique wildlife, pricing ($2,500–$5,500 vs $3,150–$4,550), best seasons, and which destination wins for your budget.
Mozambique Visa for Australian Citizens 2026
Australian citizens require an eVisa or eTA before entering Mozambique as of 2026. The eVisa costs approximately $190 (plus service fees), takes 5–15 business days to process, and permits stays of 30, 60, or 90 days depending on the visa type.
