Where can I travel in Africa for under $100 a day?

Affordable African Adventures You Can Actually Afford — Including Burundi

Think you need thousands of dollars to explore Africa? Think again. There are incredible countries across the continent where you can travel comfortably for less than $100 a day — including transport, accommodation, food, and amazing experiences.

Whether you’re a solo traveler, backpacker, or just someone who wants to explore smart, here’s a list of destinations in Africa where your money goes far, especially if you travel with a local operator like M Travel and Tours Burundi.

🏆 1. Burundi – Culture, Nature & Real Hospitality

Average Daily Budget: $50 – $80 USD

Burundi is one of Africa’s most affordable and authentic countries. It’s off the beaten path, safe, and full of cultural treasures — from sacred drum performances to lush tea plantations and lake cruises.

What you get under $100/day in Burundi:

🏨 Accommodation: $20–$40/night (guesthouses or mid-range hotels)
🥘 Meals: $5–$10/day for local food
🚐 Transport: $10–$20/day (shared or private with a guide)
🧭 Activities: Drum shows, waterfalls, village visits, city tours

💡 Book with M Travel and Tours Burundi for packages starting from $45 USD/day, including a guide, transport, and experiences.

🌿 2. Rwanda – Clean, Green, and Budget-Friendly

Average Daily Budget: $60 – $90 USD

While gorilla trekking is expensive, everyday travel in Rwanda is affordable.
You can:

Explore Kigali’s clean streets and art centers
Visit Lake Kivu
Hike through Volcanoes National Park

Stay in budget hotels, eat local meals, and use shared taxis to save.

🌴 3. Mozambique – Budget Beach Bliss

Average Daily Budget: $50 – $85 USD

Perfect for those who want coastal beauty on a budget, Mozambique offers white-sand beaches, island getaways, and fresh seafood.

Local meals: $2–$6
Beach lodges: $20–$40
Snorkeling, boat trips, and more under $20/day

🕌 4. Morocco – Markets, Mountains & More

Average Daily Budget: $40 – $70 USD

Morocco is ideal for budget travelers — offering affordable food, transport, and riads (traditional guesthouses).

Explore:

Marrakesh’s souks
The blue city of Chefchaouen
Sahara desert tours
Traveling by train or bus is cheap and efficient.

🏞 5. Uganda – The Pearl of Africa

Average Daily Budget: $60 – $90 USD

From waterfalls to crater lakes and mountain hikes, Uganda is perfect for nature lovers. Gorilla trekking is pricey, but most other activities are low-cost and rewarding.

Eat street food, use local minibuses (matatus), and stay in budget lodges.

🛕 6. Egypt – History on a Budget

Average Daily Budget: $30 – $60 USD

In Egypt, you can visit world-class ancient sites for a fraction of the cost.
Stay in budget hostels or mid-range hotels, eat falafel and shawarma, and take affordable buses and trains between cities.