Planning a trip to Tanzania raises a lot of questions. We have put together the ones we hear most often about Tanzania Safari Tours, with short, straight answers.
How Can I Go To Tanzania?
Tanzania is in East Africa. It borders several countries and has a long coast on the Indian Ocean. Most visitors fly into Julius Nyerere International Airport (DAR) in Dar es Salaam, the country’s main airport. From there you can reach the rest of Tanzania by air or by road.
What Do You Need To Travel To Tanzania?
A good Safari Packing List Tanzania makes the trip much easier. Make sure you have your passport, visa, Tanzania Travel Insurance and any vaccination certificates you need. Also carry some cash in Tanzania Shillings for small costs like taxi fares and tips.
What Is The Best Safari In Tanzania?
Tanzania has several excellent national parks, including Serengeti, Tarangire and Ngorongoro. The best safaris mix things up: game drives, time on the beach, cultural visits and hiking. Build your safari itinerary around the activities you enjoy most, and the trip will feel like your own.
How Long Does Tanzania Safari Take?
How long a Tanzania Safari takes depends on what you want to see and where you want to go. Safaris run from 2 days to 10 days or more. The longer you stay, the more of Tanzania’s parks and wildlife you get to see.
Is Tanzania Safe?
Tanzania is generally safe for travellers, especially with an experienced tour operator like Tanzania Tourism Safaris. Still, use common sense. Don’t walk alone in areas you don’t know, especially at night, and keep your valuables secure.
Which Safari Is Better: Kenya Or Tanzania?
Kenya and Tanzania both offer excellent safaris, and each has its own highlights. If you combine the two countries, you see a wider range of wildlife and landscapes in one trip.
How To Book Safari In Tanzania?
Booking a safari with Tanzania Tourism Safaris is simple. First think about where you want to go and what you want to do. Then contact our team and we will shape the safari around you. A 30% deposit secures your booking, and the full payment is due 120 days before your safari date.
How Much Does A Tanzania Safari Cost?
Tanzania Safari Costs depend on how long you travel, where you stay and what is included. The price usually covers accommodation, meals, park fees, transport and the safari crew. Contact our team for detailed prices and options that fit your budget.
Is Tanzania Worth Visiting?
Yes. Tanzania has beautiful scenery, a huge range of wildlife and plenty of culture. You can learn about local traditions, see wide open landscapes and watch animals in large numbers, all on one trip.
Where to stay in Tanzania for Safari?
Tanzania has places to stay for every budget, from luxury lodges to simple campsites. Options include Kubu Kubu Tented Lodge, Ngorongoro Oldeani Mountain Lodge and many more. We match them to your taste and budget.
Do I need to arrange for my transfer on Arrival in Tanzania?
No. Tanzania Tourism Safaris arranges your airport transfers and other transfers inside the country. When you land, our driver meets you at the airport, and our team looks after you for the rest of your safari.
How many people can be on a safari vehicle?
On our Tanzania Safari Tours, a safari vehicle takes up to 6 people, including the driver and guide. The vehicles have pop-up roofs for viewing and sliding windows, which make game viewing and photography easier.
What should you not wear on Safari?
Don’t wear black or dark blue clothing, because those colours attract tsetse flies. Leave bright white clothes at home too, as the parks are dusty. Pack comfortable safari clothes in neutral colours and light fabrics, such as khaki.
What is the best time to visit Tanzania?
You can go on safari in Tanzania all year, but the best time for wildlife viewing is the dry season, from June to October. Animals gather near water then, so they are easier to find. The rainy seasons have their own good points, such as green landscapes and good birdwatching.
When is the Great Wildebeest Migration?
The Great Wildebeest Migration usually moves through the Serengeti from June to July. Millions of wildebeest, zebras and gazelles move across the plains looking for fresh grass. It is one of the big highlights of a Serengeti safari.
Where is the best spot in Tanzania for birding?
Tanzania is excellent for birdwatching, with many different habitats and over 1,100 bird species. Some of the best places are Tarangire National Park, Lake Manyara National Park, Ngorongoro Crater and Serengeti National Park. In all of them you will see a wide range of colourful birds.
What would I be able to expect on a safari day?
On a typical safari day you go out on game drives in 4×4 safari vehicles, spend time in the national parks and stop for a packed lunch at a picnic site with a view, all with your experienced guide.
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