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Tanzania

Travel to Tanzania

Land in Tanzania and instantly feel welcomed by the warm smiles and cheerful faces, then get ready for the adventure of a lifetime.

 

What this country offers, you can’t find anywhere else in the world. It is home to the world’s largest game reserve, Selous, the world’s largest mammal migration in Serengeti known as the Great Migration, a fascinating sight to witness, and also the African continent’s largest mountain, Mount Kilimanjaro.

 

And when the adventures are over, you can head to the idyllic Zanzibar Island where you can experience luxury and barefoot bliss on pristine beaches with white sand and turquoise waters - basically, paradise on earth. 

 

Intrigued yet? There’s no doubt that Tanzania is magical in both a wild and tranquil way - it’s perfect for those who are eco-conscious and intrepid at heart. This country, plus the friendly locals, has the power to leave souls soaring!

Key facts

  • Currency: Tanzanian Shilling (TZS)
  • Population: 63.6 million
  • National dish: Ugali
  • Bottle of beer: 4,000 TZS
  • Offical language: Swahili
  • Hello: Jambo
  • Capital city: Dodoma
  • Minimum wage: 385 TZS/hour
  • Annual temperatures: 16°C - 31°C

Culture

Tanzania is home to over 120 tribes and considered as one of the most culturally diverse countries in the world. This amalgamation of communities contributes to a colourful spectrum of art, clothing, food and customs within the Tanzanian society.


Best time to visit

The best wildlife spotting months are during the dry season (June - October), as many animals tend to migrate to the waterholes and riverbeds.

 

However, there is seldom rainfall during the months of November - February in the wet season and the scenery is lush and green.


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