TANZANIA SAFARI FAQS

We know there are many questions lingering in your mind about traveling to Tanzania. From knowing what is the best Safari In Tanzania to how much does a safari cost. To make sure that you travel with confidence, we have prepared a Tanzania Safari FAQ’s list for you

  • How Much Does A Tanzania Safari Cost?

    The Tanzania Safari Cost depends on many factors including duration of travel, time of travel, number of people traveling and destinations you will cover. We suggest you explore our popular Tanzania Safari Packages and we will get back to you with the pricing.

  • What Is The Best Time To Visit Tanzania?

    If you are visiting Tanzania for safari, climbing Mount Kilimanjaro or visiting Zanzibar, June to October is the best time. April, May, November and December are alluring for those looking for discounted Tanzania Safaris.

  • Is Tanzania safari better?

    Although both the countries share the same safari route for the Great Wildebeest Migration, they have their own unique point of view and other natural attractions. You can choose to start or end your safari to Tanzania or Kenya. We highly recommend you to plan your safari to Kenya in August and later when the river crossing happens.

  • What Is The Best Safari In Tanzania?

    Most of our guests came to Tanzania to witness the great migration in the Northern Safari Circuit. Undoubtedly, the Best Time To Visit Tanzania is from June to October, which is the dry season. January to May are also good to visit if you like rainy adventures and want to make the most of low prices. 

  • What Should I Know about Public Transport and Safety?

    If you are doing a city tour, it is advisable to hire a taxi from dedicated stands as a safe means of transport. Buses are often overcrowded with multiple stops. The fairs begin from Tsh 4000 (approx. $2). Car rental from reliable companies or Uber is a good option

  • Is Tanzania worth visiting?

    This is one of the most popular questions on our Tanzania Safari Faq’s. If you are a nature and adventure lover, and want to enjoy a holiday devoid of the crowd, Tanzania should be on the list. Mt. Kilimanjaro, Serengeti National Park, Zanzibar and Selous are some of the top rated destinations.

  • How Do I Plan A Safari In Tanzania?

    It is advisable to get in touch with a reliable tour operator by reading reviews on trusted platforms to begin. You should plan your itinerary depending on the number of days to travel and budget. 

  • How About Climate and Clothing?

    Coastal areas are hot and humid and the northern highlands are cool. Carry a mix of cotton clothes for a beach holiday and a pair of sweater and jackets for a northern circuit safari.

  • How Much Should I Tip?

    Mountain and driver guides $20 a day and cooks and porters $10 a day. If you have any concerns, kindly let us or the hotel manager know.

  • Are Bureau De Change Accessible When I Travel?

    Most hotels accept US Dollars, T Shillings or credit cards. Local currency is handy for purchasing souvenirs, food, tipping etc. Check with respective lodges for payment preference. Cash can be converted from Bureau De Change or at the banks in major cities.

  • Can I Buy A Sim Card And What About Internet Connection?

    One can purchase a local Sim card (from official telecommunication stores) and add airtime and international calling plan. The numbers are usually activated in a day, although the internet may take longer than 24 hours. Most hotels also offer Wi-fi services. 

  • Are There Any Power Cut-Offs?

    During the Tanzania Safari, electricity supply in camps is limited to generators and solar panels. Carry power banks and adopters to charge your devices at the hotels/ lodges you are stationed at. 

  • What About The Culture Of Tanzania?

    Tanzanians are warm, polite and friendly. They expect guests to be greeted and vice versa before starting the conversation. Welcoming one for food, respecting the dressing sense is also highly appreciated.

  • What Should I Pack For A Safari In Tanzania?

    Safari Packing List Tanzania is known as layering packing with considerable stuffs. Primarily Passports, Visas, proof of shots. And proper intimate accessories such as Lenses or glasses, Snacks, Lip balm, hand lotion, Light jacket, raincoat jacket, Pyjamas, Sun hat, 3 pair socks, shoes, khakis and light coloured clothes, deodorant, sunscreen and lip balm, journal or notebook, camera, batteries, water, sunscreen, Glasses, Sunglasses, Flashlight. And many more.

    The packing of clothes, gadgets can be packed according to concerning to the operator booked.

  • What Should I Pack For The Serengeti Safari?

    Packing list of have particular necessity in Tanzania Adventure Tours. Some of the suggested are bottom wear with full sleeve shirts, safari pants, boots, cameras, binoculars, safari jackets, safari sunglasses, hats, sunscreen lotion. And other necessaries can be carry according to personal need.

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