CLIMATE & SEASONS
With its temperate tropical climate, Tanzania has two dry seasons and two rainy seasons. The best time to get there is the great dry season from May to October. Avoid heavy rainfall from March to May and high temperatures in January and February. The small rainy season in November and December can be pleasant and offer splendid colors, it is also less frequented by tourists.
LUGGAGE
With a tropical climate, we advise you to prefer clothes made of natural fibres (cotton, linen…) in rather sober colours to blend in with the savannah. Don’t forget: sunglasses, hat, sunscreen and mosquito repellent. We also recommend that you bring good, comfortable shoes and a warm blanket: the nights can be cool and damp.
HEALTH & VACCINES
Although not mandatory, vaccinations against yellow fever, DTP, hepatitis A and B, meningitis A and C and typhoid are strongly recommended. An antimalarial treatment, prescribed by your doctor, is also recommended.
VISA & PASSPORT
For most countries in the world, you will need a valid passport and a VISA to enter Tanzania (valid for 3 months). Please contact the Tanzanian embassy in your country for any questions.
MONEY
Although not mandatory, vaccinations against yellow fever, DTP, hepatitis A and B, meningitis A and C and typhoid are strongly recommended. An antimalarial treatment, prescribed by your doctor, is also recommended.
ELECTRICITY
For most countries in the world, you will need a valid passport and a VISA to enter Tanzania (valid for 3 months). Please contact the Tanzanian embassy in your country for any questions.
LET ‘S TALK SWAHILI
English and Swahili are the official languages in Tanzania. For fun, here are a few words in Swahili.
HELLO
PLEASE
THANK YOU
YES
NO
Jambo
Tafadhali
Asante
Ndio
Hapana
HOW ARE YOU ?
FINE !
I DON’T KNOW
NO PROBLEM !
GOODBYE
Habari gani ?
Nzuri !
Sijui
Hakuna matata !
Kwa heri
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