Cheapest African countries to Travel in 2024

In Africa, far from Western civilisation, there are many beautiful and indescribable sites across the continent, to name a few: The mysterious and unconquerable Sahara Desert, the stunning jungles of Ethiopia, and the famous African Savannah. 

Tourists believe that Africa is still an unknown and dangerous continent. But Africa is extremely diverse. Everything changes from one region to another – culture, climate, cuisine and standard of living. It would be wrong to characterise the entire continent as dangerous. We have collected the safest, cheapest and most interesting African destinations to visit in 2024.

Morocco

A trip to Morocco is magical. Waterfalls, snow on the peaks of the Atlas Mountains are just some of the things that will make you fall in love with this place at first sight. The famous Casablanca, the enormous beaches of Agadir, the bustling kasbahs of Marrakech, and majestic mosques like the Hassan II Mosque are just a fraction of what Morocco has to offer. What makes Morocco even more appealing to travellers is that all of this can surround you for only about $10 per day on average.

Egypt

From the Pyramids of Giza and relaxing beach holiday resorts to exciting ancient historical monuments and famous sites, the diversity of its attractions attracts travellers from all over the world. Egypt is not only known for its beauty and rich history, but also for its low prices. However, even within this country, there are areas with very different prices.

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Ghana

Ghana is a very interesting destination, in addition, Ghana is very safe compared to many other countries in Africa. Even for those who have already visited the most famous African countries and want to experience a truly colourful place.

By European and American standards, this country is inexpensive.

Mozambique

In Mozambique, you’ll find stunning nature, an enchanting underwater world and rich flora and fauna. This country surprisingly blends archaeological monuments in well-developed villages, luxurious modern cities, prehistoric foundations of wild peoples and modern, well-maintained beaches.

South Africa

 A country of contrasts, South Africa is at once primitive and modern. Stunning beaches, magnificent mountains, an array of wildlife and other unique sites in South Africa amaze travellers from all over the world every year.