Freequently Asked Questions

Our Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) page serves as a comprehensive resource to address common queries about our services. We understand the importance of transparency and aim to provide clear information. Here, you’ll find answers to 30 key questions that cover various aspects of our offerings. From inquiries about booking procedures, accommodation details, and tour itineraries to concerns about safety measures, payment options, and cancellation policies, our FAQ page is designed to anticipate and address the diverse needs of our customers.

1. What is the best time to go on a safari in Tanzania?
– The dry season from June to October is ideal for wildlife viewing.

2. Which national parks should I visit?
– Serengeti, Ngorongoro Crater, Tarangire, and Manyara are must-visit parks.

3. What animals can I expect to see?
– Lions, elephants, giraffes, zebras, wildebeests, and more.

4. Are vaccinations required for a Tanzanian safari?
– Yellow fever vaccination is mandatory; others are recommended.

5. What type of accommodation is available?
– Options range from luxury lodges to tented camps, catering to diverse preferences.

6. How do I get to Tanzania?
– Fly into Kilimanjaro International Airport or Dar es Salaam International Airport.

7. What is the Great Migration, and when does it occur?
– The annual movement of wildebeests and zebras, typically from July to October.

8. Is it safe to go on a safari in Tanzania?
– Yes, with proper precautions and adherence to guidelines.

9. What safari activities are available?
– Game drives, walking safaris, and hot air balloon rides are popular.

10. Do I need a guide for a Tanzanian safari?
– Yes, a knowledgeable guide enhances the experience and ensures safety.

11. What is the Serengeti Hot Air Balloon Safari?
– A unique experience offering stunning aerial views of wildlife.

12. What is the Ngorongoro Conservation Area famous for?
– The Ngorongoro Crater, a natural amphitheater teeming with wildlife.

13. What clothing should I pack for a safari?
– Neutral colors, lightweight and breathable fabrics, and comfortable shoes.

14. Can I see the Big Five in Tanzania?
– Yes, Tanzania is known for abundant populations of the Big Five.

15. Are there age restrictions for safaris?
– It depends on the specific safari and accommodations; some have age limits.

16. What is the cuisine like on a Tanzanian safari?
– A mix of international and local dishes, often tailored to dietary preferences.

17. Is Wi-Fi available in safari lodges?
– Some lodges offer Wi-Fi, but connectivity may be limited.

18. Can I book a private safari?
– Yes, many operators offer private safari experiences for a more personalized trip.

19. How do I obtain a visa for Tanzania?
– Visas can be obtained on arrival or in advance, depending on your nationality.

20. What is the Wildebeest Calving Season?
– The calving season occurs in the southern Serengeti from January to March.

21. Can I bring children on a safari?
– Yes, family-friendly safaris are available with age-appropriate activities.

22. What is the currency in Tanzania?
– Tanzanian Shilling (TZS); U.S. dollars are widely accepted.

23. Is travel insurance necessary for a safari?
– Highly recommended to cover medical emergencies and trip cancellations.

24. How far in advance should I book a safari?
– It’s advisable to book 6-12 months in advance, especially for peak seasons.

25. What kind of camera gear should I bring?
– A good zoom lens and a sturdy camera for capturing wildlife.

26. Are there Malaria risks in Tanzania?
– Malaria is prevalent; consult a healthcare professional for preventive measures.

27. What is the best way to stay hydrated on a safari?
– Drink plenty of water and carry a reusable water bottle.

28. Can I interact with local communities during a safari?
– Cultural visits can be arranged to interact with indigenous communities.

29. Are night safaris available?
– Some parks offer guided night drives for a different perspective.

30. What is the tipping etiquette for safari staff?
– Tipping is customary; guidelines are usually provided by the tour operator.