At Expert Africa, we believe in giving you as much information as possible about our trips and safaris. We use maps all the time, and we know that many of our travellers love them. So on this site you will find two totally different sets of maps of the same areas of Africa:

Reference maps of Africa

We commissioned these maps of Africa, to show the main cities, roads, national parks and safari areas. They're ideal for showing the relationship between the areas that we feature – and on some of them you can click through to more detailed maps of selected areas.

Satellite maps of Africa

Combining our own database of places in Africa, with the remarkable Google maps allows us to bring to you satellite images of Africa with precise locations for our safari camps, lodges hotels and guest houses. You can zoom in, sometimes close enough to see the swimming pools!

You can navigate through all of the map pages by using the menu at the top of the left column.

Add one of our maps to your website

You can add one of our Google satellite maps to your website or blog easily – simply by clicking the button at the top-right corner, copying all the code and pasting it onto your blog or website. (Read more about adding a map to your website …)

How to use our maps of Africa

On our main Africa map, blue ovals represent countries. Mouse-over these for the country names, and click for a bubble with more information.

For a more detailed map of that country, click on the link for a 'country map' at the bottom of the bubble. This map will then show that country, its different areas with blue bubbles. Again, click on these for an area-map, showing the lodges within that area.

Zoom into any of the maps using the slider control on the left of the map, or move the area of the map by dragging and dropping. You can also navigate through these maps by using the menu at the top of the left column.

Black and brown markers also show areas and points of interest – though generally these are from the guidebooks, and are not covered by Expert Africa's programme.


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