Month: May 2024

Tanzania Safari Tanzania Safari is an answer whether you are looking for a family safari, corporate adventure, or even planning your honeymoon safari,, Tanzania Safari tends to be the Best option as  It offers a wide range of tours and travel ideas. Tanzania is a vibrant and beautiful country with exceptional parks and reserves. It’s blessed with the winning combination of unparalleled game viewing and dazzling tropical beaches. Because Tanzania is so vast (almost 1.5 times the size of Texas), it helps to divide the country’s major holiday destinations into four areas: Tanzania Northern Safari Circuit The most popular Tanzania route comprises the Serengeti, Ngorongoro, Lake Manyara, Tarangire, and Kilimanjaro. 2. Tanzania Coast and Islands The country’s beaches, especially those on islands like Zanzibar, are breathtaking and accessible. 3. Tanzania Southern Circuit includes the wonderfully wild and underrated Nyerere and Ruaha, Tanzania’s best-kept safari secrets.        4. Tanzania Western Circuit  Heads to the far-flung corners of Katavi and Mahale for the ultimate off-the-beaten-path safari experiences Wake to the call of stirring birds in the Ngorongoro Crater during your safari holidays or perhaps scale Africa’s highest peak, Mount Kilimanjaro, while experiencing the extraordinary biodiversity along its most scenic route. These are the Serengeti's top timeless sights and sounds and are only the beginning of what the Tanzania safari offers. On Tanzania journeys, explore a range of wildlife parks and reserves, including the vast Serengeti National Park, the breathtaking Ngorongoro Crater, and the wildlife-rich Tarangire National Park. Our Tanzania Tours features the continent’s finest guides, who expertly reveal your destination’s countless wonders. After each day of eye-opening adventures, rest in Africa’s best lodges or, on specific Tanzania vacations, retire to luxurious mobile tented camps. Whether you witness an endangered black rhino quietly grazing or thousands of wildebeest and zebra thundering

Price of a safari in Tanzania in 2024: what budget? Do you want to go on a safari in Tanzania to discover the most beautiful national parks like the Serengeti National Park or Tarangire National Park but don't know what budget to plan? What are the different costs to take into account? Discover the information that will allow you to develop your budget according to your desires! Tanzania Safari Budget Tips Currency and Money in Tanzania The country's Tanzanian shilling has been the currency in force since 1969 (1€ is approximately equivalent to 2300 TSH). In the local language, Swahili, the shilling is called the shilingi, and the centimes are called the senti. The dollar is commonly used and is even the only currency accepted in certain cases: high-end tourist establishments, entrance fees to national parks, shipping companies, etc. Be careful with the US dollars you have, old notes may be refused. Those older than 2009 are not generally accepted. To avoid unpleasant surprises, we recommend that you have fairly recent US dollars dating from the last five years with you. You may need it as soon as you arrive at the airport if you obtain your visa upon entering the country. Its price is USD 50 without change. Cost of living in Tanzania The cost of living is generally quite affordable in Tanzania, but that does not mean that life is not expensive. It will depend on your way of traveling and consuming. Imported products, such as butter, pasta, and cereals, remain expensive. By favoring local products, the cost of living is much less expensive. You can exchange money at many approved banks and money changers. Dollars are accepted in many hotels and stores. You can exchange money and withdraw shillings in Karatu, Arusha, MTo Wa Mbu, Moshi, Stone Town,

What age can you take a child on safari? Many people ask us the appropriate age for taking Children on Tanzania Safari. Giving a blanket answer to this question is difficult, as it is very personal to each parent. Generally speaking, if your child can sit in a car for a few hours, you should have no problem taking them on a family safari. A baby or toddler on a safari holiday Though it’s not common to see babies or young kids on safari, we have taken them on safari in Tanzania ever since they were 3 or 4 months old! A safari is fine if a younger child still sleeps a lot along the way. Our personal experience is that a baby bumps along with the cadence of the car and falls asleep. We can always ensure we provide a suitable car seat during our consultation with you to plan the trip. The slightly more challenging years are when a child no longer sleeps en route but isn’t quite aware of their environment. As a parent, you are sometimes multitasking: enjoying the safari on the one hand and entertaining your child on the other. Even then, in our experience, everyone in the family quickly adjusts to the rhythm of a safari, and you can all get together in a certain flow. A safari holiday when kids are 5 or older Going on a safari becomes much easier with children as soon as primary school is in sight. In fact, a safari can be wonderful and also a very educational experience for them. To quote some of our younger guests—aged five and six—going on safari is “super cool.” Our kids LOVE it, and even though they go a few times yearly, it never gets boring. They always discover new environments