Welcome to Arusha National Park! The area boasts impressive wildlife concentrations, and it harbors the largest giraffe population on the planet.
Located in Tanzania Northern, Arusha is an important and comparatively pleasant town, a major transport hub that acts as a gateway to the famous safari reserves of Serengeti, Ngorongoro, Lake Manyara, and Tarangire, as well as Mount Kilimanjaro. It’s a buzzing and lively town in a scenic location at the foot of Mount Meru and with its suburbs spread out over numerous volcanic foothills. The place has a frontier-style atmosphere, with safari vehicles, stinky trucks, and cranky old taxis fighting for space on the dusty roads.
The areas to the north and east of town are extremely scenic in parts, with coffee plantations and shamba farms covering the volcanic domes, a really great place for walking and mountain biking, and with some high-quality rural retreats.
Late December to March: dry season with warmer temperatures.March to May: the rainy season, what locals call the long rains (six to eight weeks of rain)
Visitors originating from countries with possible exposure to cholera and yellow fever should travel with valid vaccination certificates.
The majority of foreign citizens visiting Tanzania for tourism are required to carry a valid Tanzanian visa to enter the country through border entry points.
Tanzania is hot throughout the year and is humid on the coast and dry on the central plateau.
This Tanzania Safari packing list is just a recommended guideline for your reference. Everything is optional for you to choose from.
Tipping is a form of appreciation that you give to a service provider and this practice is done across different destinations in Tanzania.
Do I need a visa?
For tourism and leisure purposes, a single entry tourist visa is the most common requirement for entry into Tanzania
Our well-planned travel itineraries will not only help you generate the right Tanzania safari budget but also let you enjoy the most amazing safari activities at relatively affordable costs.