The best time for Tanzania safaris is July-Oct and Dec-Feb for dry weather. Avoid crowds in May-Nov, but expect rain. Migration varies by season.
Health At Tanzania
Health Tanzania partners with locals to improve healthcare, education, and prevent HIV in poor Dar es Salaam neighborhoods and coastal villages.
Tanzania Language
Swahili and English are widely spoken in Tanzania. With 129 ethnic groups, Swahili is promoted to reduce tribal differentiation.
Tanzania Weather
Tanzania has a tropical climate with hot, humid coasts, long rains (March-June), short rains (Nov-Jan), and cooler months (June-August).
Tanzania Safari FAQ's
Prepare a realistic budget, include Serengeti & Kilimanjaro, and visit Zanzibar. Apply for a visa 2-3 weeks early. Dress in layers, neutral colors.
Tanzania Safari Safety
Tanzania is safe for tourists. Travel with reputable operators like Jeby Tours, stay vigilant, avoid solo nighttime walks, and follow local laws.
Know About Tanzania
Tanzania offers wildlife, beaches, and landmarks like Serengeti & Kilimanjaro. Swahili is spoken, and USD is accepted in some places.
Visa & Immigration
Some countries don’t need a visa for Tanzania; others can apply online. Entry requires a valid passport, visa (if needed), and return ticket.
Tanzania Foods
Jeby Tours offers fresh, hygienic meals on safaris, with buffet, Ă la carte, and picnic options. Dietary needs are catered for, with starry dining experiences.
Tanzania Safari Packing List
Pack light, comfortable clothes, travel docs (passport, visa), camera, sunscreen, insect repellent, and a first aid kit for your Tanzania safari.
Tanzania Travel Insurance
Purchase Tanzania travel insurance for trip cancellation, medical expenses, evacuation, delays, baggage issues, and more.
Tanzania Tipping Guide
Tip your guide USD 10 and tracker USD 5 daily at the end of the safari. Safari lodge staff may also receive USD 10-20 per day.
