From the glittering white sandy beaches of Pemba to the iconic game drives of Serengeti, Tanzania Safari Holidays is on the rim of every adventure-hungry traveler’s bucket list. But is Tanzania safe? Is it safe to plan a Safari Trip in Tanzania? Let’s find out all about Tanzania Travel Safety.
Yes, Tanzania is a fairly safe country. Every year millions of tourists visit this beautiful country in the hopes of a thrilling Tanzania Travel experience. And, the statistics say that there is a good number of repeat guests to the country as well as the generational travelers who come to Tanzania because their parents, as well as grandparents, visited the country in the past.
That being said, we urge you to always stay cautious and follow all the safety measures dictated by our Tanzania Travel Guide.
To ensure the safety and security of all, the Tanzania Govt. has given the following Tanzania Health & Safety guidelines for all travelers.
Timeless Dream Travels recommend the following Tanzania Travel Safety measures to ensure maximum safety during your Tanzania Safari Holidays:
Timeless Dream Travels will allocate you a private Safari Guide who will be in charge of your safety during the Safari. So, you must kindly follow his instructions and adhere to the specified park rules. This will be the same for the mountain climbing and all other excursions arranged as part of the itinerary. All the guides are experienced, well trained, and have a good knowledge of what to do to ensure maximum safety.
Most solo female travelers often wonder about their safety during Tanzania Safari Tours. Well, put all your doubts to rest because, with Timeless Dream Travels, all women, senior citizens, children, people with special needs, and adults of all age groups are safe and secure. We always customize each trip in consideration of its needs and specific requirements to ensure that all will go well and all the guests will have a time well spent in Tanzania.
All in all, Tanzania is safer than most of the other destinations. Safety and security are top-notch, people are very friendly and peace-loving and with very few general health concerns. A little caution from your side, respect towards the local culture, guidelines, and protocols will ensure you an amazing and memorable holiday in Tanzania.
Discover all the destinations, activities and exercusions to enjoy while in Tanzania. Including visiting the amazing national parks and other natural attractions, seeing the wonderful scenery and the diverse cultures and so much more.
Serengeti National Park is the most noticeable park for a Tanzania safari and it is the place where the fantastic Serengeti Wildebeest Migration
Nyerere National Park is Africa’s largest National Park with a staggering size of 30,893 km. It hosts one of the world’s largest concentrations
The beautiful town of Arusha is the starting and finishing point for impressive safari adventures in the country. Arusha is also known as the
Saadani National Park is the only wildlife sanctuary in East Africa where animals have direct access to an Indian Ocean beachfront.Saadani
Ruaha National Park is the park where game viewing begins the moment the plane touches down. This national park is one of the few of
The Ngorongoro Conservation Area reaches out more than 8,000 km from the Serengeti National Park in the north to the Great Rift Valley
A game reserve since 1951, this new Mkomazi National Park takes its name from Pare tribe’s word for “scoop of water”, referring to little water.
The fourth-biggest National Park in Tanzania is the easiest to access from Dar- Es Salaam, which is Tanzania’s largest and busiest city.
Located in the remoteness of the far extreme ends of western Tanzania on the shores of a cobalt blue Lake – Tanganyika is the world’s longest
Lake Manyara national park is one of the smallest national parks located in the northern part of Tanzania at the base of the Great Rift Valley.
Kitulo National Park is a rare botanical marvel, which is home to a full 350 species of vascular plants, which also includes a variety of terrestrial
Mount Kilimanjaro lies within the Mount Kilimanjaro national park and houses Africa's tallest mountain, making up most of the park. It is located in
Katavi National Park remains one of the greatest wildlife experiences you will ever have in Africa. This remote and untouched park is located in
Gombe Stream National Park, also known as Gombe National Park is located in the western Kigoma Region, Tanzania, 10 miles north of Kigoma. At
Thanks again Francis
And thanks for the Masai blankets
The trip was absolutely perfect! I could use all the adjectives to describe each moment of it, but I would still run out of them. We LOVED every moment of it.
We had the most fantastic trip! It was full of adventure, excitement, some scary bits (lions in the night), and beauty.
We truly enjoyed the trip, and really appreciate your help in organizing the trip, and then modifying the activities for me at last moment. You were helpful and so friendly through the process,
Just wanted to let you know, we had a really great trip! Our flights worked out. Our guide from Timeless Travel was college educated in wildlife management and he was excellent.
Thank you for your contribution to this and for assigning your best guide to this group – it obviously worked!
Hello Francis,
Back to France after a great Tanzania week.