Overlanding - Meals

Hi Mathew, yes absolutely we can assist you in a truck charter as this is simply the best way to travel and will suit your budget. We have sent you an email with more information. Happy trails!

we are 6 kenyan family working in SA and are planing a round trip from joburg to kenya and back in december. we were planing to use our own vehicles till one of us discovered your website. pls reply to this email and let us know the cost. leave on 10th dec back to SA 12th jan 2013. covering all countries on the way up botswana zim zambia uganda to kenya way down tanzania malawi moz swaziland and sa. looking forward to your communication.

Hi Bart, this expedition trip includes some of the National Parks like Etosha in Namibia and Mole in Ghana. 3 Meals a day while traveling and all your camping is included. I have sent you an email with heaps more information and looking forward to your booking! Happy trails.

The West African expedition had my interest, but I see kittel or no informatieon about wild parks and any otherwise points of intrest or activities offered on the Way. I am looking forward to receive informatieon wich might be helpfull to choose this trip. Best regards, Bart Minnee

Hola Luciano. Vegetarians, Vegans and anyone with allergies or special dietary requirements can be catered for as long as you tell us in advance so we can let the Crew know and they can shop accordingly. Keep in mind that your favourite foodstuffs you can purchase at home are not always (if at all) available in Africa. Happy trails!

HI! I wanted to know if there's a vegetarian choice in your menu -besides fruit and vegetables, that is. Do you offer some vegetarian protein? Thanks and greetings from Argentina

Hi Megan, I have emailed you some information, so keep an eye out on your inbox!

Hello! I am very interested to go to Africa next year, 2012 but not sure when there would be a safe, and best time to travel. The plan is to have my father, who is 59, my Mother who is 53, my sister who is 30 years old, while I am 23 years. We are all in reasonable shape. My father would love to go to Madagascar, I would love to go to Kenya, and my sister/mother has her heart set on the Safari. Is this trip possible on a low budget in a 2 week time period? I would love to make this dream possible. If there is any information that you could give me, that would be great!:)

Hi Linda, This tour is a great option for a combination of beach and bush. Overland vehicles are similar and to see the different option i suggest you check out our web pages on the truck and crew. All camping equipment will be provided and you are only required to bring your own sleeping bag. This tour averages 16 passengers but can take maximum 24 passengers. To find out more about the optional activities and their prices i have emailed you a detailed dossier.If you want more information on money on tour check out our page on money matters.Cheers

Hi, we are seriously considering joining the 14 day Mozambique Magic Tour leaving on November 22nd. We have a few questions... What is the vehicle like we'll be travelling on ? Do we get sleeping mats ? Have many other people booked into the tour ? (Likely size?) Where would we be staying in Kruger ? Can we see details for possible accommodation upgrades that have been mentioned ? How much are activities like quad biking and snorkelling ? Above the cost of the tour, how much additional money would you anticipate we'd need ? Think that's it for now ! Thank you very much, Linda and Andy from Australia.

Hi MJ, Sadly $500 will not get you very far in East Africa these days. We will send you a few options on email and see what we can work out for you. Have fun!

Hi--My fiance and I will be ending our honeymoon around the world trip in Africa. We will fly to Nairobi either in December or in May of next week. We will have from 10 days or 1 month depending on which month we come visit in. We are trying to keep our costs (including all extra fees, etc) to $500/person. Is this possible? We were thinking of a safari in Kenya and Tanzania.

Hi Ruth, It depends on the trip. Some trips include a sleeping mat which is usually a 40-50mm thick compressed foam mattress. Some do not include mats so you would bring your own. We recommend the 'self-inflating' camping kind. Larger 'air beds' are not allowed nor are they practical. Have fun!

What do we sleep on in the tents? A roll of foam is okay with me though, like Leonard, I do find the ground a bit hard now. I don't want to be stuck in hotels, cabins, or the like.

Hi Leonard, if you need a little comfort we have a wide selection of accommodated tours to suit you. I have sent you an email with more details about these options. Cheers Dayne

Your trips sound wonderful. However, I am not as young as I once was and need a little comfort, mainly I can no longer sleep on the ground. Do the tents have cots or the like that we can sleep on?