Tanzania is a year-round destination, but it's important to consider the weather patterns when planning your visit. In recent years, weather patterns have become less predictable, with occasional rains during the dry season and dry spells during the rainy season. For more detailed information, read more here >>
The Serengeti is world-renowned for its unique wildlife experiences, especially the iconic great migration, where large herds of wildebeest cross the river in July and August. This makes the Serengeti National Park the most visited and often the most expensive. Tanzania is home to 22 diverse national parks, each offering different landscapes and the opportunity to see the Big Five: lion, leopard, rhinoceros, buffalo, and elephant. Discover more about each park here >>
Our safari packages are all-inclusive, meaning travelers only need to budget for personal purchases like fruits or souvenirs. The cost of a safari trip is based on three main components: national park entrance fees, the use of a 4x4 safari-jeep with a driver-guide, and accommodation. Learn more about our pricing structure here >>
Tanzanians are known for their hospitality and tolerance towards tourists, but it's helpful to be aware of and follow certain etiquette guidelines regarding clothing, behavior, and communication. Read more about how to respect local customs here >>
Tipping is a well-established tradition in Tanzania. This guide provides insights on tipping practices, including when and how much to tip. Learn more about tipping customs here >>
After booking your safari, you will need to apply for a Tanzanian visa. This section provides information on the visa application process and requirements. Read more about how to obtain your visa here >>
The Tanzanian shilling is the local currency. We recommend exchanging your money at currency exchange points at the airport upon arrival. Both euros and US dollars can be exchanged for shillings, but note that only US dollar bills issued after 2009 are accepted. For more information on currency and payments, read here >>
Malaria is a serious health concern in Tanzania, although only one strain carries a significant risk of death. This section covers what travelers need to know about malaria, yellow fever, and other important health considerations before visiting Tanzania. Learn more about health precautions here >>
