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 Kenya for Italian Travellers 2026
Italian citizens travelling to Kenya must present a valid yellow fever vaccination certificate if arriving from a yellow fever–endemic country, and should be vaccinated against malaria, typhoid, and hepatitis A. COVID-19 entry requirements have been discontinued.
Zimbabwe Safari Packages Under $2,000: 7-Day Itineraries 2026
7-day Zimbabwe safari packages under $2,000 cover Victoria Falls, Hwange, and Mana Pools. Book May–October for peak wildlife. Compare verified operators on SafariFind.
Tanzania Visa for Australian Citizens 2026 — How to Apply
Australian citizens require an eVisa to enter Tanzania for tourism, business, or transit. The online application costs USD 50–100+, takes 5–15 working days, and allows stays of up to 90 days per entry.
Zambia Safari in July–September 2026: Dry Season Wildlife
Plan your Zambia safari July–September 2026. Dry season wildlife viewing, lower costs, mild weather. Book South Luangwa & Lower Zambezi with SafariFind.
Namibia Vaccinations & Health Rules 2026 for Americans
American citizens flying directly from the United States do not need a yellow fever vaccine certificate to enter Namibia. A certificate is required after travel from, or a transit exceeding 12 hours in, a yellow-fever-risk country; Namibia health planning should also cover routine vaccines, malaria precautions and travel insurance.
