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The ideal time is June to October during the dry season when wildlife viewing is easiest. For the Great Migration, the best months vary depending on location (Jan–Mar for calving, July–Sept for Mara River crossings).
Yes. Most travelers require a visa, which can be obtained online via eVisa or on arrival at major airports.
Light, neutral-colored clothing, comfortable walking shoes, a warm jacket for early mornings, sunscreen, insect repellent, and binoculars.
Yes, Tanzania is one of Africa’s safest safari destinations. Reputable lodges and guides operate under strict safety standards.
Tanzania offers everything from luxury lodges and tented camps to mid-range hotels, all with en-suite facilities and excellent service depending on your package.
Zanzibar: Culture, history, nightlife & beaches
Pemba: Quiet, untouched, excellent diving
Mafia Island: Whale sharks & marine life
Pangani/Msambweni: Peaceful hidden gems
Snorkeling, scuba diving, spice tours, Stone Town exploration, dhow cruises, kite surfing, dolphin watching, and sunset beach walks.
Absolutely. Tanzania is perfect for Safari + Beach combos — ending a Northern Circuit safari with Zanzibar is the most popular option.
Yes. Many resorts offer family rooms, child-friendly pools, safe beaches, and activities like snorkeling and cultural tours.
Yes, but like any tourist area, stay aware of your surroundings, avoid deserted areas at night, and keep valuables secure.
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Contact our emergency support team. You’ll receive contact details with your travel documents.
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