The Field Guide

Tanzania Travel Safety

From the white sands of Pemba to the iconic plains of the Serengeti — is Tanzania safe? Let's find out.

I.
The Honest Answer

Yes — Tanzania is a fairly safe country.

Every year millions of tourists visit this beautiful country in the hope of a thrilling Tanzania experience — and the statistics show a healthy number of repeat guests, even generational travellers who come because their parents and grandparents visited before them. Stay cautious, follow your guide's advice and you'll have a wonderful trip.

II.
Health & Safety Policy

Government guidelines for travellers.

  • ·E-Visa is highly recommended for all travellers.
  • ·Temperature checks are mandatory at borders, airports, banks and national parks.
  • ·Wash or sanitise your hands before entering public buildings.
  • ·Face masks are required.
  • ·Social distancing rules apply to all.
  • ·Tourist medical clinics are set up for potential COVID-19 primary treatment.
  • ·Dedicated COVID-19 ambulances are stationed at major tourist hotspots.
  • ·Negative COVID-19 test results (within 72 hours of arrival) or recovery documentation are required.
III.
On Safari

How to stay safe during your activities.

Timeless Dream Travels will allocate you a private safari guide responsible for your safety throughout the journey. Follow their instructions and respect park rules — this also applies to mountain climbing and other excursions. All our guides are experienced, well trained and know exactly how to keep you safe.

IV.
For Everyone

Solo women, families and children.

Solo female travellers often wonder about safety on a Tanzania safari. With us, all women, senior citizens, children, people with special needs and adults of all age groups travel safely and securely. Every trip is customised to your specific needs.

"A little caution, respect for the local culture, and you'll come home with stories worth telling."

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