10 safest countries in Africa 2021 If you are interested in discovering the best
countries to visit in Africa this year, keep listening. In this guide, you will find the
top places in Africa open for tourism, along with entry requirements. While many countries
have opened to tourism, not all countries in Africa are open to travel due to code 19.
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videos. In today's edition, African Reloaded brings you amazing packages for the 10 safest
countries in Africa. 10 Malawi
The government of this country has struggled for the past several decades to attract tourists
to the country. Today, it is impossible not to note the results of their efforts. An economic
boom and progressive infrastructure development were key to increasing the number of foreigners
coming to see the African anomaly. Malawi is a tropical forest with mountains, high
grass meadows, and fast-flowing rivers, as well as a sand mountain and
a Savannah. 9 Kenya
We're going to be known as Kayye when we move to the East African side of the continent.
This is because it made the cut ahead of another safe country. Furthermore, the people here
speak English very well, making things easier for English-speaking foreigners. Although
the country has had its fair share of crises, such as the hugely contested election in 2017,
which led to a lot of political unrest, such events are often isolated and not a regular
occurrence. Some parts of the coastal region are also reported to be unsafe because the
country borders Syria. All things considered, the country is generally safe and secure,
and the country is largely regarded as one of the best tourist destinations in Africa,
especially because of the great migration to the Maasai Mara. Aside from the native
population's fluency in English, the country is also one of the most developed in Eastern
Africa, with an impressive infrastructure and communication networks.
8 Zambia This country is a landlocked country, situated
in the southern part of Africa. Just like many other African countries, it is home to
very diverse wildlife, nature parks, and safari areas. If you book a safari tour, you can
see lions, leopards, rhinos, elephants, and cape buffaloes. Travelers in Zambia rarely
experience any problems, often because they fly straight into wilderness areas. As with
most cities, there is potential for theft in hubs such as Lusaka and Livingstone, but
the vast majority of tourists are unaffected by this and Zambia is considered one of the
safest places to visit in Africa. In addition, the political situation is relatively stable
and there have been few conflicts. On safari, an experienced guide will know how to maximize
safety. Wildlife viewing is best from May to October. Victoria is best visited between
June and September, when the water volume is lower and visibility is better.
7 Tanzania With a population of over 58.1 million, Tanzania
is a country known for its large wilderness areas. It has stunning natural beauty, including
the Serengeti National Park and numerous beautiful beaches, and it is home to Mount Kilimanjaro,
Africa's highest peak. This country is the hotspot for an African safari at the moment.
The country offers the most diverse experiences in Africa. From wildlife and bird watching
in Ngorongoro to relaxing beach vacations in the Zanzibar Archipelago, Tanzania has
it all, and travel to the country has been made simple due to policy initiatives by the
government. When it comes to safety, this country is generally considered safe. The
country has had close to 1.8 million tourists visiting the country in 2019, and very few
of the tourists have reported any crimes. 6 Morocco
With its stable government, Morocco is one of the safest countries in Africa, especially
in the northern region. Long popular with travellers, its tourist facilities are well
developed and secure. Visitors, however, should be alert to petty crimes like pickpocketing
in the bigger cities. Pollution may be an irritant for some, and female travelers should
exercise caution so as not to be harassed. All that said, Morocco is a colourful, captivating
country with a rich culture of food, customs, and art.
5 Seychelles An archipelago of 115 islands in the Indian
ocean, off the eastern parts of the African continent. This idyllic cluster of breathtaking
islands is considered one of the safest destinations in Africa. There is great political instability
here, and the tourism industry is really well established. In fact, about 15% of the population
works in the tourism industry. Most tourists here will reside in secure beach resorts,
which lowers the chance of situations of serious or even petty crime. This destination is ideal
for honeymooners who want to spend time on the beautiful beaches while also learning
about the coral reefs and nature reserves. There is also a chance to witness some rare
animals, such as the giant Aldabra tortoises. 4 Namibia
This incredible country got the vote as probably the safest on the African continent. Firstly,
with its desert climate, tropical diseases such as malaria are less common in this country,
especially in the southern territories. With a largely arid backdrop, Namibia is one of
the most populous countries in the world, and the crime levels here are generally very
low. The country is also politically more stable than most countries in Africa, meaning
that political wrangles are nominal, while roads and medical services are generally excellent.
Exploring the Namib desert, sand dunes, and dead mountains will leave you in awe of Mother
Nature's greatest accomplishments. With the world’s oldest desert on one side and the
violent Atlantic Ocean on the other, there will be plenty of things to exhilarate you
here, all with the safety and security you want to have. While Namibia’s thriving adventure
activity scene may captivate you, we recommend trying to learn Namibian dialects such as
the Afrikaans language, Oshiwambo and more. Learning new languages will not only take
your exploratory experience to a whole new level, but will come in handy in terms of
expanding your language know-how and exploring the country better. Tutors from Masaimarasafarin
have written multiple language study guides, including an English to Hausa translation
and study guide, an English to Spanish study guide, and more. We never stop learning.
3 Mauritius If you're looking for some of the safest countries
in Africa, Mauritius should easily make the list. As with the previous two countries,
the small towns and villages in this country are simply lovely. But, there are a few natural
disasters that can hit the country from time to time. This is primarily the cyclone season
that happens between November and May. The risk of terrorism is low in the country, but
like in any other form of international travel, you should always be aware of your surroundings
at all times and seek guided tours whenever possible. Mauritius is famous for its honeymoon
expeditions, because of its striking beaches and sundowners. However, the country is home
to all sorts of interesting and fun things to do. From adrenaline-rushing activities
to its historical places, there are plenty of attractions for everyone. Visit Mauritius
between May and November when it’s both the coolest and the driest. This is the perfect
period to avoid the cyclone season. You can stay in Port Louis, one of the wealthiest
and most secure cities in Africa. 2 Botswana
Like Namibia, Botswana is also one of the safest and most secure countries in Africa,
with only a few cases of petty crime. This is also probably one of the easiest countries
in the country to rent a car and self- drive without much worry. Most petty crimes, such
as pickpocketing, occur in Botswana's cities, as they do in most other countries, so take
basic safety precautions as you would at home. For instance, when you are going out of the
city unguided, you can avoid issues by seeking advice from your hotel, taking a cap, and
roaming without wearing valuables. Touted as one of the top destinations in Africa,
if not the world, Botswana will enchant you with its breathtaking sunsets, alluring backdrops,
and stunning wildlife. While here, you must try the Mokoro. This is a local canoe ride
that is not meant for the fainthearted. This is purely for adrenaline junkies who are prepared
to meet grumpy hippos and crocodiles while taking a ride through the waters of the Okavango
Delta. 1 . Rwanda
Rwanda is arguably the safest country in Africa, which is immediately apparent upon arrival
in the relaxed and sophisticated capital, Kigali. Despite the fact that there is a lot
of security around, it does not add tension, but rather the opposite. In 2017, Rwanda was
listed as the ninth safest in the world. This country’s response to the genocide of 1994
was to pull the country together, rather than further dividing it. Today, this has the effect
of a solid safety record for tourists and Rwanda, with an emphasis on security. From
June to September is the dry season, though you can travel to tropical Rwanda at any time.
Well, talking about these countries being safe is not a surprise, because they deserve
the positions they all have. If you haven't already added this country to your bucket
list for this year, you're missing out. Visiting any of these countries in this video is the
best decision ever. Just give it a try and thank us later. What is your favorite country
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