Find out the most Tanzania frequently asked questions FAQs for the most travelers plan to visit Tanzania destination in East Africa. Here are some of the important details to enhance your authentic travel experience to both Tanzania and Zanzibar Islands. Tanzania host abundance of attractions from natural, cultural and historical sites. With over 120 local ethnics each with local language together we live and share this precious land in peace and harmony.
Is it safe to travel to Tanzania?
The answer is Yes! Tanzania is a safe Destination to travel in Africa. The country endowed with more than 120 local ethnics and other people from all over the World both leaving peaceful and harmony. Many international organizations found in the country and people in general are friendly and welcoming with a great smile. Maintaining the status of being the Safari Destination attracting over million tourist every year ach year. Healthy services are highly improved all over the country. The security is under control in various tourist areas and within remote areas. The tourism sector is highly developed with competitive services which enhance customer experience through customer services, modern vehicles, professional guides, luxury accommodation. Despite the safety control it is highly advised to take precautions and not to be alone especial during night hours. Also avoid taking or displaying the valuable things which may attract theft behavior.
Do I need Passport to enter Tanzania?
The answer is yes you must have Passport and that passport should have at least six months validity.
Do I need visa for Tanzania?
Most of the international travelers need visa to enter to Tanzania. There are two options to obtain Tanzania Visa. These are Online Visa Platform and On-Arrival Visa Platform. However, it is recommended to use online Visa platform. If you wish to visit Tanzania for holiday or tourism it is advised to apply for Ordinary Visa. Tanzania visa is valid for three months and the six types of visa include ordinary visa, business visa, multi entry visa, transit visa, student visa and gratis visa. For more details about Visa please visit our Tanzania Visa page.
What vaccinations are required for Tanzania?
A yellow fever vaccination certificate is only required for travelers one year of age and older coming from or those who have being to the airport transit for more than 12 hours within the countries with risk of yellow fever transmission. Concerning the COVID-19 there is no any restrictions in Tanzania and even the vaccinations or PCR-tests are not necessary to take before travel.
According to CDC (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention) and WHO (World Health Organization) recommend travelers to Tanzania and Zanzibar to be up to date on routine vaccinations, including those for COVID-19, hepatitis A, polio and tetanus. They also advise travelers to be aware of potential risks like malaria and yellow fever and to take necessary precautions.
Generally it is important to consult your doctor before travelling to Tanzania. Also you can also consider about the issue of healthy insurance before traveling to Tanzania.
How Much A Tanzania Safari Cost?
Generally therstyle, the destination visited and mode of transport.
When is the best months to witness Wildebeest Migration in Serengeti Tanzania?
The great wildebeest migration begin in the southern of Serengeti the Ndutu plains. Hence after calving in February up to April the migration begin to move to Serengeti National Park.From May, June, July, August, September to October are the best months see the wildebeest migration in Serengeti.
Probably from September to October the Migration reach norrhern Serengeti ready to begin the crossing Mara river to reach Masai Mara.
When is the time to witness calving season during the Wildebeest Migration?
The best time to witness the calving season of the wildebeest is from February to March around Ndutu plains Ngorongoro.Normally the wildebeest migration begin to arrive Ndutu from late December then remains to the area until April when begin to enter to Serengeti. Hence this moment of the year within Ngorongoro Conservation Area around Ndutu is the great place to witness calving.
What language officially spoken in Tanzania?
The official languages are Swahili and English. The majority almost everyone speak Swahili followed by English spoken. There are more than 125 languages spoken by the local ethnics found in Tanzania.
But some of our tour experts include our guides speak several international languages such as Spanish, Italian, Japanese, Germany, Russia, Chinese and French.
What is the official currency of Tanzania?
The official currency of Tanzania is Tanzanian Shilling (Tshs), but also other currencies such as euro, pound and dollar is acceptable in most places in the country especially in major tourist areas. Remember that the US dollar notes printed before 2009 is not accepted at all. There are several exchange shops and within banks around major cities and tourist areas. Also you can opt to use debit card or credit card such as MasterCard or Visa is also acceptable in major outlets country wide.
Is the visa and passport required to enter Tanzania?
For the majority of foreigners traveling to Tanzania require a visa to enter Tanzania. There are nations with certain exceptions but visa can be obtained on arrival or apply visa online or visit the Tanzania Consulate prior to travel. Some of the foreigners from some countries do not require a Tanzania visa to enter. There are several types of visa depending the travel purposes. In order to acquire visa the passport must has at least six months validity.
Do i need a travel insurance?
Yes you may consider to have travel insurance or medical insurance to cover your life and property against any calamity, threat or emergency that may arise during your holiday in Africa Destinations.
