Tanzania lies on the East African Coast between 1 and 11.45' latitudes South of Equator and 29.20' and 40.35' longitudes east.
Tanzania covers 945,087 sq km and shares boarder with Kenya, Uganda, Zambia, Democratic Republic of Congo, Mozambique, Malawi, Burundi and Indian Ocean.

Tanzania is blessed with spectacular scenery, prolific wildlife and a superb coastline.
Its rich history, cultural heritage, idyllic beached and wildlife safari complemented by the warm hospitality of the charming people, make for a most memorable experience.

Tanzania is divided into: Coastal plain, Masai steppe, Miombo woodland, Highland plateau, Savannah, Semiarid, Volcanic highland and Great Rift Valley.

Tanzania is a land of spectacular beauty. It has highest African peak with snow capped Mt Kilimanjaro.

It has Coastline of 800 Kms with palm fringed white beaches, and Islands like Zanzibar, Pemba and Mafia.

It has Great lakes like Lake Victoria (African deepest lake & Source of River Nile), Lake Tanganyika (world largest and 2nd deepest African) and Lake Nyasa, and Great Rivers like River Ruaha, and River Rufiji.

Climate is warm and humid in coastal region regulated by sea breeze where temperature ranges 30 to 24 degrees Centigrade on coastal and 22 - 24 degrees Centigrade on highland.
Hottest month are from October to March and long rainy season is from March to June and short rainy season is on from October to January.

Languages: Kiswahili and English

Religion: Christians and Muslims

Visa: Obtained at Tanzanian Embassies & consulates as well on arrival.

Communication : 3 International Airport -Mwl J.K Nyerere (Dar es salaam),KIA and Zanzibar , also local air charter operate small fleets of turbo - prop aircraft daily to Game parks, Sea port for Zanzibar sea ferries and bus services through out the country. Also covered landline and mobile network through out country and covered with internet services on major towns.

Currency: T. Shillings, can be exchanged at Banks or bureau de change. Visa cardholders can access to local currency 24hours at ATM. Some places USD are accepted.

Health: Advised to take anti malarial 2 weeks before safari. Recommended vaccination against Hepatitis A, Polio and Typhoid.

Clothing: Comfortable, hardwearing footwear and light clothing for day time and warm covers for night.

Cuisines: Both Local and International foods. Coastal areas are rich in sea food (Prawns, Lobsters, Crabs, wide varieties of fish). Also fresh seasonal fruits are available (mango, Water melon, Orange, Pineapple, Tangerine) and fresh vegetables.

Accommodation: Huge diversity of accommodation from luxury to fine lodges and hotels, cottages and camps and fly camps.
Note that most of the lodges offer Luxury Mobile Tents / Fly-Camping facility where they are full or optional upon the request of the client. They are available to a suitable area where a mobile camp has been set up in advance.

They are of course accompanied by a trained guide /an armed ranger.

Fly camping combines the excitement of experiencing the real African Bush at night with camping amenities. Whilst we try to retain all the qualities of camping under the stars we also ensure that you are well looked after. You will be provided you with cold drinks, freshly prepared meals, open air toilet, hot shower, soap, towels, transport and a field expert. You also have the choice of two sleeping arrangements, the first which we thoroughly recommend is a comfortable mattress in a custom made mosquito net, and this allows you to sleep directly under the stars with a delicate breeze to cool you as you sleep. If however the noises of the Park become too intimidating for you, we also provide you with your own solid tent. This is one experience you do not want to miss. The only thing we recommend you bring is some good stories for the camp fire

Shopping: Tingatinga paintings, makonde carvings, beaded masai necklaces, basket ware, precious jewels (tanzanite)

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