Tanzania Travel FAQs – Kilimanjaro, Safari, Zanzibar & Travel Tips

A: January to March and June to October are the best months for clear skies and great weather.

A: The 7-Day Lemosho and 9-Day Northern Circuit offer the best acclimatization and success rates.

A: Yes, cardio fitness and hiking practice help you prepare for altitude and long trekking days.

A: Yes, you’ll need good boots, warm clothing, a sleeping bag, and a duffel bag. We provide a gear checklist.

A: Yes, when guided by experienced operators with proper acclimatization and safety protocols.

A: Yes. Most visitors need a tourist visa, which you can get online (eVisa) or on arrival.

A: Yellow fever (if coming from a risk area), Hepatitis A, Typhoid, and malaria prophylaxis are recommended.

A: Tanzanian Shilling (TZS). USD is also widely accepted in tourist areas.

A: Yes, English is widely spoken, especially in tourism and urban areas.

A: Yes, with a local SIM card or roaming. Airtel and Vodacom have good coverage.

A: You can fly from Arusha or take a ferry from Dar es Salaam.

A: Nungwi, Kendwa, Paje, and Jambiani are top-rated beaches.

A: Explore local markets, visit historical buildings, enjoy rooftop dining, and go on spice tours.

A: Yes, Zanzibar is safe with common travel precautions.