Tanzania Travel Guide

Tanzania is a country that has abundant wildlife, lush green forests, exotic beaches, and the majestic Mount Kilimanjaro. A safari in Tanzania is one of the most spectacular experiences for wildlife and nature lovers. Below is Tanzania Travel Guide to make sure that you have a hassle-free tour.

Best Time to visit Tanzania

The perfect time for a Tanzania Trip is in the Dry Season (from June to October). The game-viewing is at its best during this season.

Though visiting Tanzania in the green season (from November to May) also has its benefits. Mainly, because of amazing birdwatching, the calving season, and scenic landscapes.

Activities to do in Tanzania

Below are the top 5 activities we recommend for visitors on a Tanzania Safari Tour:

• Trekking in Mount Kilimanjaro
• Discovering the beaches of Zanzibar
• Scuba diving in Zanzibar
• Cultural tours to Maasai and Iraqw villages
• Hot Air Balloon Safaris over the Serengeti and Tarangire

Thus, make sure to take part in the above activities while on a Tanzania Tour.

Wildlife of Tanzania

Tanzania is teeming with wildlife throughout its national parks and reserves. It is home to over 4 million animals, with around 430 species of wildlife. Tanzania also consists of about 20% of Africa’s mammal population.

Expect to see many animals on a Tanzania Safari. Like elephants, buffaloes, hippos, giraffes, zebras, several species of antelopes, and many more. There are over 1000 species of birds as well in Tanzania including over 30 endemic species.

Entry Requirements

Tanzania entry requirements vary from nation to nation and are subject to change. You should make sure to follow the below regulations:

• To enter Tanzania, you must have an international passport that’s valid for at least six months.
• Most nationalities require a visa to enter Tanzania for either business or tourism.

An Insight – Always confirm what documentation you require for travel to Tanzania with your government and the Tanzanian embassy or consulate in your area before departure.

Culture of Tanzania

About 80% of the population in Tanzania is made up of farmers. Yet, there are a few hunter-gather tribes as well, like Sandawe and Hadzabe. In the inland region, there are more Christian communities with Arabic and Asian influences.

Highlights of a trip to Tanzania

• A Mobile and self-drive safari in the Serengeti.
• The remote safari destination of Nyerere National Park (formerly known as Selous Game Reserve).
• Trips to the pristine beaches of Zanzibar.
• A gorilla trekking safari in the national parks of Mahale Mountains and Gombe Stream.