Tanzania
Population
64 Million
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Capital city being Dodoma with a population of 400.000
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Language
Swahili
However English is used for administrative purposes, in education, and is the medium of instruction in schools.
Currency
Tanzanian Shilling
For day-to-day expenses, it is recommended to use Shillings to avoid any confusion .
1 Euro = 2.710 Schilling
Highlight
Zanzibar is special for its breathtaking beaches, rich cultural heritage, crystal-clear waters, and the enchanting blend of influences.
MUST SEE
Zanzibar
Discover the allure of Zanzibar, a must-visit paradise boasting pristine beaches, vibrant culture, and historical treasures. With its turquoise waters and palm-fringed shores, the island offers an idyllic escape. Wander through the maze-like streets of Stone Town, where Swahili, Arab, Indian, and European influences converge. Engage in aromatic spice plantation tours, explore the rich underwater world, and delight in the fusion of unique culinary flavors. Zanzibar's tranquil islands, romantic sunset dhow cruises, and warm hospitality promise an unforgettable getaway in this captivating East African gem.
SerENGETI NATIONAL PARK
Embark on an awe-inspiring journey to the Serengeti National Park, a renowned African wilderness that promises unforgettable experiences. Witness the mesmerizing Great Migration, a natural spectacle where millions of wildebeest and animals traverse the plains in search of food. The Serengeti's vast landscapes are a haven for diverse wildlife, offering thrilling encounters with the Big Five and more. As the sun bathes the savannahs in golden hues, each moment becomes a part of nature's captivating narrative. A visit to the Serengeti is an immersion into the heart of the wild, where every safari unveils a new chapter in the untamed rhythm of Africa's remarkable beauty.
NGORNGORo CRater
The captivating Ngorongoro Crater, is a geological marvel dubbed the "Eighth Wonder of the World." This remarkable place is home to the remarkable Big Five and diverse species within a compact space.
As you descend into this UNESCO World Heritage Site, the harmonious dance of predator and prey unfolds in a natural amphitheater. Game drives across varied landscapes, from lush plains to dense forests, offer an unforgettable glimpse of nature's symphony.
Fact Check - Tanzania
Health PrEcautions
Malaria is a concern. Consult a healthcare professional for anti-malarial medication and vaccinations. Stay up to date on routine vaccines.
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Wildlife Encounters
Tanzania offers diverse wildlife experiences. Follow guides' instructions and respect park regulations.
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Water Safety
Bottled water is recommended for drinking. Avoid tap water and ensure water bottles are properly sealed.
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Visa
Most tourists can get a visa on arrival for stays of up to 90 days. Confirm the latest requirements before traveling.
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Local Customs
Respect local customs and cultures. Greet with respect, and ask for permission before taking photos, especially of people.
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DRiving RulEs
Drive on the left side of the road. Roads are generally well-maintained, but exercise caution in rural and less populated areas.
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CrIminal Rate
Petty crime can occur, especially in crowded areas. Keep belongings secure and be cautious in busy locations.
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ElEctrIcal OutLets
Tanzania uses Type D and G electrical outlets, 230V, 50Hz. Bring appropriate plug adapters if needed.
Souvenirs
Choose ethically sourced items. Avoid purchasing wildlife products, ivory and crocodile leather.
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TiPPING
Tipping is customary in service industries. Around 10-15% of the bill is typical, but check local norms.
Time Zone
Tanzania is in the East Africa Time (EAT) zone, which is GMT+3.
Same is true for Zanzibar.
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Emergency
For police, medical, or fire emergencies, dial 112 or 999.
Essential TrAvel TIPS - TAnzania
CulturAl Highlight
Experience the rich culture of the Maasai people in northern Tanzania by visiting their village near the Serengeti and Ngorongoro Conservation Area. The Maasai are known for their warm hospitality, welcoming visitors with singing and dancing. You'll have the opportunity to witness their vibrant traditional dances, try on their distinctive attire, and participate in cultural demonstrations like fire-making and beadwork.
Explore their traditional homes, known as "Manyattas," and learn about their deep-rooted customs and beliefs through storytelling by Maasai elders. By purchasing their handmade crafts, such as beaded jewelry and woven baskets, you directly support their artistic traditions and way of life.
