The following are some of the frequent questions that e encounter from our clients. Please note that the list is not extensive and feel free to contact Easylink Safaris for any information at any time: -

1. How many people are there in your regular departure tours?

We take a minimum of 2 people in our regular departure tours and a maximum of 7 per vehicle. We have a window seat guarantee in all our regular departure tours.

2. Do we require visas to visit your country?

We suggest that you contact the nearest consulate of the country you would like to visit back at home. If this is difficult then we will be able to provide this information on request. We will however require to know your nationality and the countries you will be visiting. Apart from this we will also be in a position to provide a comprehensive list of all paperwork required for your visit.

3. What kind of transportation is available on safari?

On our tours we use customized safari minibuses and 4WD Cruisers/Land rovers with pop-up roof, sliding windows and high frequency radio for communication.

4. How much luggage should we carry?

Due to limited space in our safari vehicles we recommend that each and every person carry one suitcase/rucksack and a carry on bag.

5. Is there mosquito protection in the lodges/camps?

In most of the lodges/camps mosquito netting is provided. We suggest that you carry mosquito repellant cream. Please contact us for the update on facilities once you establish the places you will be visiting as facilities differ from place to place.

6. Do I require yellow fever vaccination?

Please contact the nearest consulate. We will be in a position to advise on the same on request together with any other medical requirements.

7. Do I require to take malaria tablets?

Africa is generally endemic with malaria. We suggest that you contact your physician. It is normally recommended that you take malaria tablets before and after your visit to Africa.

8. What kind of accommodation can I expect on your regular safaris

Our regular safaris take our clients to luxury lodges and tented camps in the various places they visit. Some travelers prefer being closer to nature by staying in tented camps while others prefer the security of the lodges. Please note that the standard of accommodation is more or less similar in the wildlife sanctuaries but in towns and at the beaches these can contrast widely, ranging from three-stars establishments to five-stars establishments. The more the stars attached to a hotel the more the comfort and luxury there is for the hotel guest and the more the payment for these services.