"Answer the call of majestic peaks and the whisper of the wild"
"Answer the call of majestic peaks and the whisper of the wild"
"Answer the call of majestic peaks and the whisper of the wild"
Travel Tips and Recommendations
Obtain a valid passport and visa well in advance of your trip, make sure your passport is valid up to 6 months after your travel date.
Research and understand the local customs, traditions, and etiquette to show respect towards Tanzanian culture.
Consult a healthcare professional to receive necessary vaccinations and medications for diseases prevalent in Tanzania, such as malaria.
Bring a sturdy pair of walking shoes, especially if you plan on exploring Tanzania's national parks or going on a safari.
Keep a copy of important documents like your passport, visa, and travel insurance in a safe place, and also have electronic copies stored securely.
Familiarize yourself with the local currency and exchange rates, and consider carrying some cash for small expenses, as credit cards may not be accepted everywhere.
Be cautious with tap water and opt for bottled water to stay hydrated and avoid stomach issues.
Respect the wildlife and nature by following park rules and guidelines, and never feed or approach wild animals.
Engage with the local community and be open to learning about their traditions and way of life.
Ensure you have comprehensive travel insurance to cover any unexpected situations or emergencies.
Climbing Kilimanjaro
Choose the right time: Climb during dry seasons (January-March, June-October).
Prepare physically: Engage in regular exercise and endurance training.
Allow for acclimatization: Choose routes with gradual ascent and extra acclimatization days.
Pack appropriately: Lightweight, moisture-wicking clothing, warm sleeping bag, sturdy boots, hat, gloves, and backpack.
Stay hydrated: Drink plenty of water it will help your body adjust faster to the high elevation of Kilimanjaro
Ascend slowly: Give your body time to adjust and reduce the risk of altitude sickness.
Follow a proper diet: Eat nutritious meals with carbohydrates, proteins, and healthy fats.
Be mentally prepared: Stay positive, motivated, and focused on your goal.
Respect the environment: Follow "leave no trace" principles and be considerate of nature and locals.
Listen to your experienced guides they will ensure your safety and wellbeing throughout the climb
Enjoy the journey: Appreciate the stunning landscapes and the sense of accomplishment.
Tip your guides and porters, they work hard to ensure you accomplish your goal, tipping guideline $250-$300 goes directly to your mountain crew
Safari
Choose the right time: Visit during the dry season for optimal wildlife viewing May - March, viewing during the wet season allows for a quieter game drive and a more private wildlife viewing, less crowd.
Pack essential items: Binoculars, camera, comfortable clothing, hat, sunscreen, insect repellent, and sturdy shoes.
Stay hydrated: Carry a water bottle and drink plenty of fluids throughout the day.
Be respectful of wildlife: Observe from a safe distance and never feed or disturb the animals.
Follow park rules and regulations: Maintain a low impact on the environment and adhere to park guidelines.
Keep an open mind and be patient: Wildlife sightings are not guaranteed, so enjoy the experience regardless.
Embrace the early mornings: Animals are most active during sunrise and sunset, so be prepared for early wake-ups.
Practice responsible tourism: Support conservation efforts and local communities by choosing eco-friendly accommodations and responsible tour operators.
Immerse yourself in the surroundings: Take time to appreciate the unique landscapes, sounds, and smells of the safari destination.
Enjoy the adventure: Safaris offer incredible opportunities to witness nature's wonders, so savor every moment.
Zanzibar
Pack light, as the weather in Zanzibar is usually warm and humid.
Don't forget your sunscreen and mosquito repellent.
Try the local street food and indulge in the delicious flavors of Zanzibari cuisine.
Take a spice tour to learn about the island's rich history and spice trade.
Explore the stunning beaches and go snorkeling or diving to witness the vibrant marine life.
Respect the local customs and dress modestly when visiting mosques or conservative areas.
Visit Stone Town, the UNESCO World Heritage site, to experience the unique blend of African, Arab, and European cultures.