Tanzania
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Must Do Adventure
Bucket List Experience
Zanzibar
Welcome to the hometown of Freddie Mercury, the lead singer of the iconic music band, Queen, at Stone Town, in Zanzibar, on the Tanzania Tour. Explore the quaint cafes, art galleries, shops, museums, and fabric stalls in Stone Town and then proceed to the House Of Wonders, which houses the National Museum of Culture. Learn more about the hauntingly tragic history of Slave Chambers and the Old Fort and luxuriate the lush green and elegant ambiance of the Forodhani Gardens.
Ngorongoro Conservation
Enjoy your nature vacation on the Tanzania Tour at Ngorongoro Conservation. Watch out for the beautiful flamingos at the azure waters of Lake Magadi and take a tour of the Lerai Fever Tree Forest to check out the bushbuck, rhino, elephant, eland, exotic birds, and more. Examine the exhibits of the paleo-anthropological museum at Olduvai and witness the mysteries of nature at Shifting Sands, where the steep black dunes move at a speed of 15 meters per hour.
Dar es Salaam
Explore the exotic scenes of islands, beaches, music, and seafood at Dar es Salaam on the Tanzania Tour. Visit the Gothic-themed Roman Catholic church, St. Joseph’s Cathedral, and catch an hour of respite at Mbudya Island. Witness the blend of business and culture at Kivukoni Fish Market and dig into tasty Tanzanian snacks while chilling out at Coco Beach. Stop to admire the Askari Monument, the cast-bronze statue built in honor of the martyrs of World War I, and browse through the wood carvings and sculptures at Mwenge Woodcarvers Market.
Serengeti
Take part in thrilling Game Drives at Serengeti National Park on the Tanzania Tour at Serengeti. Browse through the exciting exhibits at Serengeti Visitor Center and interact with the Nomads at the Maasai Village in Serengeti. Experience the most exciting Night Game Drive to check out the civets, nightjars, bush babies, aardvarks, and other exotic nocturnal animals and explore the vibrant ecosystem of the Maru Kopjes. Stand witness to the Great Migration of millions of wildebeest and hoofed animals who cross the Mara River.
Arusha
Begin the day with hot air balloon safari at Arusha on the the Tanzania Tour. Take a trip to the beautiful Arusha National Park for game viewing and exploration of the ecosystem and then relax for a bit with canoeing at the Momella Lakes. Go hiking at the routes that cut along Mt. Meru and take a look at the collection of precious stones at the Tanzanite Experience Museum. Enjoy bird-watching at Duluti Forestry Reserve near Lake Duluti and visit the Cultural Heritage Center too.
Kilimanjaro
Take an extended tour of Mt Kilimanjaro National Park, which is a zone of moorland with abundant greenery and plenty of rain. If you are a novice, then take the Marangu Hiking Route, and if you are advanced enough, then opt for the steep and steeper Machame and Umbwe Hiking Routes. Come face to face with leopards, baboons, mongooses, bush pigs, elephants, and more during the safari through the Park. Tour the picturesque areas adjoining Chala Crater Lake too.
When to Visit
Peak Season
Go on the Tanzania Tour during the dry season between July and October when the country bristles with greenery and exotic wildlife.
Travel Guide
FAQs about Tanzania
What is internet access like in Tanzania?
It is easy to connect to wifi service in the major lodges and hotels in Tanzania in the central cities and towns.
Can I use my mobile phone in Tanzania?
Purchase a sim card of Vodacom, Zantel, Zain, and Tigo to use your mobile phone to make local calls on the Tanzania Tour.
How are the toilets like in Tanzania?
There are very few public toilets in Tanzania, and the toilets that are there are rickety and have no clean water.
Can I drink tap water in Tanzania?
The tap water of Tanzania is not safe for drinking. Drink boiled, bottled, and filtered water during the Tanzania Tour.
Are credit cards accepted widely in Tanzania?
Visa and MasterCard are the only two widely accepted companies of credit and debit cards in Tanzania.
What is the convenience of ATM access like in Tanzania?
You will easily find ATM centers all over Tanzania. Use a Visa card to withdraw money from the ATMs of Tanzania.
What to wear in Tanzania?
Dress in decent, knee-length clothes that keep the shoulders covered on the Tanzania Tour.
Is Tanzania safe for women to travel solo?
Tanzania is quite safe for women. Most of the tourist destinations of Tanzania are safe and accessible for solo female tourists.
