Daily Budget by Country in Africa

Planning anchors for daily budgets across popular African destinations. Use these ranges to build a realistic trip budget.

How to interpret these ranges

These are planning ranges, not guarantees. Season, city vs rural, and safari intensity can swing costs. Use this as a baseline, then adjust for your itinerary style.

Budget table

CountryBackpacker/dayMid-range/dayComfort/day
Kenya$45–$90$120–$220$400–$900 (safari days higher)
Tanzania$40–$80$120–$240$450–$950 (safari circuits)
South Africa$55–$110$150–$280$300–$700 (Kruger varies)
Morocco$45–$90$120–$220$220–$450
Egypt$35–$75$110–$200$200–$400
Ghana$45–$90$120–$220$220–$450

Safari days can exceed comfort ranges depending on park fees, camp location, and transport.

Practical cost tips

Related reading

Last updated: Feb 2026. We review this page periodically for seasonality, pricing, and policy changes.

Sources & references

We link to primary sources where possible (tourism boards, park authorities, and health agencies).

FAQ

FAQ

How many days do I need for Daily Budget by Country in Africa?

Most travelers get a strong first visit in 2–4 days. Add extra time if you want day trips, slower pacing, or a beach/safari extension.

What’s the best time to visit Daily Budget by Country in Africa?

Aim for the main dry/shoulder season to balance weather and prices. Check the page’s seasonality notes for month-by-month guidance.

Is Daily Budget by Country in Africa safe for tourists?

Safety is manageable with standard precautions: use registered transport at night, keep valuables low-key, and follow local guidance on neighborhoods and scams.