Frequently Asked Questions about Traveling to Tanzania

Yes. Tanzania is one of Africa’s most welcoming destinations. At Kijani Tours, your safety is our priority. Our guides follow safety standards, and we adjust routes if needed to ensure you enjoy a relaxed and secure journey.

The currency used throughout the country is the Tanzanian shilling. Mastercard and Visa are widely accepted and there are many ATMs dispensing local currency throughout the country.

Most travelers need a visa to enter Tanzania. You can apply for the Tanzania eVisa online ( https://visa.immigration.go.tz/start)

or get a visa on arrival, depending on your nationality.

Tanzania offers great wildlife viewing all year round. Popular seasons include:

a)      June–October: Best for classic safari experiences

b)      January–March: Great Migration calving season

c)      December–March: Best for Kilimanjaro climbs

We recommend visiting a travel clinic in your home country before your trip. The most common recommendations include:

a)      Yellow Fever (required if traveling from affected countries)

b)      Hepatitis A & B

c)      Typhoid

d)      Rabies (for remote hikes)

e)      Routine vaccines
Malaria protection is highly advised. Use antimalarial, insect repellent, and mosquito nets.

Does Kijani Tours support medical or dietary needs?

Yes. Please tell us in advance, and we coordinate with lodges and camps to cater to your needs.

a)     Inform us very early — at time of inquiry or booking — about your condition, dietary needs, medical devices, or mobility requirements.

b)     Bring all necessary medications, backups, prescriptions; if you use a device like CPAP or oxygen, discuss power availability with the operator.

c)     Purchase a comprehensive travel and medical insurance, ideally including emergency evacuation/medical evacuation coverage.

d)     We Choose lodges that have accessibility features or experience with travelers with special needs (some tours explicitly describe wheelchair-friendly vehicles, accessible lodgings, and trained staff).

e)     Consider less remote or more comfortable safari routes if you rely on regular medication or medical support — remote bush camps may not offer reliable medical infrastructure.

Absolutely Many families travel with Kijani Tours. We choose family-friendly lodges and guides who specialize in creating safe, fun adventures for kids.

We accept:

a)      Major credit cards

b)      Bank transfers

c)      Secure online payment links

All payments are safe and protected.

Yes. Comprehensive travel insurance is essential. Your policy should include:

a)      Emergency evacuation

b)      Medical expenses in remote areas

c)      Trip cancellation or delays

Essential safari items include:

a)     Neutral clothing

b)     Light jacket

c)     Sun protection (hat, glasses, sunscreen)

d)     Comfortable shoes

e)     Daypack

f)      Reusable water bottle

Sustainability is our foundation. We do:

a)      Partner with community-based tourism groups

b)      Choose lodges with Eco-friendly practices

c)      Minimize vehicle impact

d)      Support conservation

e)      Empower local guides and artisans

f)       Educate travelers on responsible travel and wildlife ethics

With Kijani Tours, your journey helps restore nature and uplift communities.

Tanzania is rich with diverse cultures. Here are simple guidelines:

a)      Greet people with “Jambo, mambo” a handshake, or a warm smile

b)      Dress modestly in villages and sacred areas

c)      Ask permission before taking photos or videos

d)      Support local communities through ethical cultural tours

Travel with respect, and you will experience genuine hospitality everywhere you go.

Safari cost depends on travel style, park selection, and season. Typical prices include:

a)      Budget Camping

b)      Mid-Range Safaris: Comfortable lodges and private vehicles

c)      Luxury Safaris: High-end lodges and exclusive wildlife areas

We tailor every safari to your travel goals and budget.

A 30–40% deposit confirms your trip, and final payment is due 60–90 days before departure. To begin your journey, visit our Contact Page to speak with our team.

Get in touch with Kijani Tours today and let us create a meaningful, sustainable journey across Tanzania—designed just for you.