Question 1

Which airport should I fly into for a Tanzania safari?

Accepted Answer

Kilimanjaro International Airport (JRO) is closest to Arusha and northern safaris. Other options include Arusha Airport (ARK), Zanzibar (ZNZ), Dar es Salaam (DAR), or Nairobi (NBO).

Question 2

What vaccinations do I need for Tanzania?

Accepted Answer

Yellow Fever is mandatory for Tanzania. Other recommended vaccinations include Tetanus, Polio, and malaria prophylaxis. Consult your doctor at least 3 months before travel.

Question 3

How much luggage can I carry on a Tanzania Safari?

Accepted Answer

There's no strict limit for road safaris, but soft-sided bags are ideal and recommended. For domestic flights, the baggage allowance is 15 kg per person including hand luggage, etc.

Question 4

Can I do a night game drive in Tanzania?

Accepted Answer

Yes, night game drives are allowed in select parks like Lake Manyara and Tarangire. But you will have stay inside the national parks and stay in the lodges that offer these activities.

Question 5

How much should I tip on a Tanzania Safari?

Accepted Answer

Tipping is common. Safari guides: US$20–25/day. Lodges: US$10/day per group in the tip box. Tipping is appreciated and supports local staff and motivates them more.

Question 6

What kind of safari vehicles are used in Tanzania?

Accepted Answer

Trip Quest uses 4x4 Toyota Land Cruisers with pop-up roofs for wildlife viewing. All vehicles are well-maintained and safari-ready. They are custom made for safari game drives.

Question 7

What is the visa procedure for Tanzania?

Accepted Answer

Most tourists need a visa. Apply online or at arrival (limited nationals). Passport must be valid for 6+ months and have at least 3 blank pages.

Question 8

Will I have access to Wi-Fi during my Tanzania safari?

Accepted Answer

Most lodges and camps offer Wi-Fi in common areas. Speeds may be slow. Local SIM cards with data are also available in Arusha, Moshi and Airports.

Question 9

What happens if the safari vehicle breaks down?

Accepted Answer

A backup vehicle will be sent quickly to ensure your safari continues with minimal delay. Breakdowns are rare but planned for.

Question 10

Can I charge devices in the safari vehicle?

Accepted Answer

Yes, most of the safari vehicles have charging points. Bring a universal travel adapter compatible with UK-style plugs.

Question 11

What is the weather like in Tanzania?

Accepted Answer

Tanzania has varied weather—hot days and cool nights. Rainy seasons are March–May and November. Dress in layers and check forecasts before travel.

Question 12

Can I do a walking safari in Tanzania?

Accepted Answer

Yes, walking safaris are allowed in areas like Ngorongoro Conservation Area and Lake Manyara National Parks. These are conducted by park authorities with armed ranger for safety.

Tanzania Safari

Frequently Asked Questions

Para qual aeroporto devo voar?

Quais vacinas eu preciso?

Qual é o procedimento de visto?

Como posso pagar o saldo do meu safári?

Que moeda devo levar?

Quanto custa a gorjeta?

Como é o clima na Tanzânia?

Quanta bagagem posso levar?

Que roupas devo levar?

Que calçado usar/levar?

Devo levar um kit de primeiros socorros?

Haverá acesso ao Wi-Fi?

Poderei carregar meus dispositivos no veículo de safári?

Quais veículos de safári você usa?

O que acontece se o veículo quebrar?

Podemos fazer um safári a pé?

Existe a possibilidade de fazer um safári noturno?

Posso visitar uma aldeia Maasai?