SafariStays Trip Planner

SafariStays Trip Planner helps you plan a multi-stop safari holiday across Southern Africa, one stop at a time, directly from your browser. WHAT THIS EXTENSION DOES Click the SafariStays Trip Planner toolbar icon to open a full-page trip planner in a new tab. There you build a safari itinerary by adding stops, setting how many nights you'll spend at each, and choosing where to stay from a built-in list of lodges in South Africa, Namibia and Botswana. The planner automatically works out your night-by-night schedule (for example: "Nights 1–3: Cape Town, Nights 4–6: Sabi Sand"). When you're done you can print the plan, save it as a PDF, or copy it as text to share. HOW IT WORKS Click the toolbar icon to open the planner in a new tab. Click "Add a stop" and choose a country and destination (for example, Namibia → Sossusvlei). Set how many nights you'll stay there using the + and − buttons. Browse the built-in list of lodges for that destination and click "Add" to place one into your stop. Repeat for each leg of your trip. The planner totals your stops and nights automatically. Print, save to PDF, or copy your itinerary to share with your travel companions. Click any lodge to open its page on safaristays.com to check availability and book. FEATURES Multi-stop safari itinerary builder with automatic night-by-night scheduling Built-in directory of curated, highly rated lodges, camps and guesthouses across South Africa, Namibia and Botswana, filterable by destination One-click links from each lodge to its page on safaristays.com Export your plan by printing, saving to PDF, or copying to the clipboard Your itinerary is saved locally in your browser, so it is still there next time you open the planner — no account or sign-up required PRIVACY This extension does not collect or transmit any personal data, and shows no ads. Your itinerary is stored only on your own device using your browser's local storage. ABOUT Lodge listings are curated by SafariStays (safaristays.com), a booking platform for lodges and guesthouses across Southern Africa.