The Expert Team

We believe that to get the best from a trip to Africa, you need impartial advice from people who know Africa well, have actually been to the places where you are thinking of travelling and can advise you from first-hand experience – like our team!

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Megan Green

Specialist countries:

Botswana Namibia Seychelles Zambia

I grew up in South Africa, where my love of travel inspired me to study a Diploma in Travel & Tourism. In 1999 I started in the travel industry, based in Johannesburg and working for a leading specialist safari company. This only fuelled my enthusiasm for wildlife and safaris – so in 2001 I snapped up the offer to transfer to their Windhoek office, where I took every opportunity I could to travel around Namibia.

Following a dream to travel and work overseas, I moved to London in 2002. There I joined a competitor of Expert Africa, based in North London. They also had a strong focus the ethical and responsible aspects of travel – and it was here that I felt my eyes were opened to the importance of being a responsible traveller, and how it can enhance a holiday experience. After seven enjoyable years of working there, and travelling back to Africa whenever possible, I moved to Primrose Hill when the chance arose to develop and launch a brand new Africa programme from scratch.

The rest, as they say, is history. I have been part of the Expert Africa team since 2011 and I couldn’t imagine working anywhere else now. When I joined Expert Africa, my knowledge was very broad, essentially an overview of many of the countries that we offer. But through extensive, first-hand, on-the-ground research trips; I’ve spent the last several years expanding on and honing my knowledge of Botswana, Zambia and Seychelles, as well as revisiting Namibia to stay up-to-date.

Megan's most recent Africa trips

Seychelles

La Digue Island, Praslin Island, Mahe Island, Denis Island

Jul-2015

12 nights

“My return visit to Seychelles didn’t disappoint, it was as beautiful as I’d remembered. The highlight on this trip had to be La Digue Island. It’s quiet and very laid back. We happily explored the Veuve Nature Reserve and swam at the stunning Anse Source d’Argent, arguably one of the most photogenic beaches in Seychelles. The local Creole cuisine is really worth trying. A simple little restaurant in the nature reserve - think long benches and feet in the sand – provided some of the most delicious food we enjoyed on our trip. ”

Namibia

Windhoek, Namib-Naukluft National Park, NamibRand Nature Reserve, Swakopmund & Walvis Bay, Damaraland, Etosha National Park, Okonjima Nature Reserve

Jun-2014

15 nights

“Having lived and travelled extensively in Namibia, I looked forward to re-familiarising myself with some of my favourite places. I loved the freedom and flexibility I had driving myself around the Namib Naukluft, and the Namibrand Reserve. The second half of my trip I flew by light aircraft between stops; the birds-eye view of the Damaraland landscape never fails to leave me in awe! My final stop, Okonjima, was the perfect end to the trip - top notch guiding, beautiful big cats and a surprising amount of other wildlife. I can’t wait to return. ”

Zambia

Lusaka area, Lower Zambezi National Park, South Luangwa National Park

Sep-2013

15 nights

“There is something magical about the Lower Zambezi, it could be the wildlife or the fantastic camps, or perhaps it's being next to the Zambezi River. It's my favourite place in Africa. The sheer variety of activities keeps it interesting; walking safaris, drives, boat trips on the river, fishing and canoeing. It was also exciting to get a sneak peak of Anabezi shortly before it opened and to meet the owners. Aardvark - seen frequently on this eastern side of the park - still elude me though... next time perhaps! ”