The program visit untouristed areas, markets, schools, development projects, archeological sites, and coffee and tea estates. The program is desinged by David Mozer, the director of the International Bicycle Fund, an African studies specialist and pioneer of bicycle touring in Africa. The primary mode of travel will be self-contained bicycling. The cycling difficulty is moderate, averaging 40 miles per day. The route primarily follows low volume paved roads.
Lodging is in hotels, comfortable local housing and in tent camps while on safari.
Bicycling in Africa is ideal for the good-natured realist who appreciates the rewards that can be gained from the modest rigors of bicycle touring. Departure from the United States is August. Airfare is additional. A portion of the program price is tax-deductible. Group size is limited to ten people so early sign-up is recommended.