Tours & Safari – LUXURY & BUDGET DEALS FOR TANZANIA

• Early Booking

Timing is everything if you are planning a safari to Tanzania as it’s a destination full of exciting activities to enjoy.

Tanzania offers a huge opportunity to explore many bucket-list experiences. From a wide range of wildlife sightings, stunning beaches, adventurous hikes, Tanzania is a dream destination for holidaymakers.

For enjoying your holiday to the fullest, booking in well-advanced is much recommended, at least before 6 months. Some of the reasons are:

• During peak season, all the hotels and lodges fill up quickly. So there is a chance that you can miss your most-desired accommodation if you book late.
• By booking early, you can get sufficient time to research the things you want to enjoy the most in your holiday.
• You can have a Budget Estimate
• Your tour operator gets enough time to be ready according to your requirements.

Insurance

It’s said that Prevention is better than cure. As it’s completely unpredictable, what can happen with you, so to stay protected for any kind of future loss is a wise decision. 

The same thing happens in Travel especially if you are moving to an unknown country like Tanzania. It’s much recommended to take travel insurance.

Check whether your insurance covers the following things or not:

• The cost of your trip in case of cancellation
• The cost of your baggage and personal belongings if lost
• Medical expenses and hospital benefits
• Scheduled airline failure
• Delayed departure
• Cancelling and cutting short your holiday

Accommodation

Tanzania varies greatly in providing accommodation. It covers accommodations for every traveller whether its budget or mid-range or luxury.

A three to five star level, with the smaller and more exclusive properties come more costly. The other options for a stay are

Lodges

Safari lodges are permanent in structure. They are generally smaller than hotels but cover the same luxury such as comfortable sleeping materials, swimming pools, delicious food and many more. They also provide 3 stars to 5 star luxury.

Mobile Camps

Mobile camps are otherwise called roaming camps. They are small and move according to the movement of migratory animals. There are no barriers between you and the wild.

Here the visitors can connect with the true wilderness. The meals are served by the camps chef. 

Tented Camps

Tented camps are huge canvas tents located in the wilderness areas in Tanzania. The camps are generally smaller than a lodge, but offer the same amenities like the lodges.

Staffing at most Tanzanian camps and lodges are run by local Tanzanians - warm in nature and spirit. Normally the camps are located in rich game viewing areas.

Transport

The transportation facility in Tanzania covers road-way, railway, waterway and airway. Among which Air-way generates the maximum revenue for the country.  

Tanzania Road Transport

Road transport is the most widely used transport in Tanzania. Taxi and Dalla-Dalla are important ones.

Using public transport is a great way to discover every place in Tanzania.

Tanzania Rail Transport

Railway transport is the second most important transportation facility in Tanzania.  The connecting corridor links central and western areas and Kigoma on Lake Tanganyika in the west. The link crosses the port Dar es Salaam in the east.

Tanzania air Transport

Tanzania air Transport consists of 58 airports and more than 300 private airstrips in Tanzania owned by some mining companies and tour operators.

Among all the Julius Nyerere International Airport (JNIA), located in Dar es Salaam, is the largest and busiest airport in Tanzania.

Tanzania Waterway Transport                                                                                            

Tanzania touches a coastline of about 720 km of the Indian Ocean. Some of the boarders link Lake Victoria, Lake Nyasa, and Lake Tanganyika.

The main Indian Ocean ports are Dar es Salaam, Mtwara, and Tanga, used for export and import activities of the land.