Planning a Vacation to Tanzania can be just as enjoyable as the trip itself, but we also know that organizing a trip can be confusing and even frustrating - which is where we come in.
Here you'll find our top Vacation trip to Tanzania, from the right airport to choose to the best time of year to travel - and a few nuggets of information in between. Have trouble deciding where to go and when to go to Tanzania? Then, look at our post to know some key aspects of where and when to go.
What is the best time to go?
This is the first tip on our Tanzania travel tips list. We get asked this question a lot, so we have a simple answer: it's totally up to you. If you plan a multi-park safari or a multi-country safari, seven to ten nights in each camp is a good start.
Our trip planner lets you play around with different vacation options until discover what works best for your time and budget. You can stay at one place for seven nights and take advantage of the swimming pool and downtime.
Travel season: When should I go?
It's no surprise that the most popular time to visit Tanzania is during the dry season. It lasts from July to September and has warm days, clear blue skies, and excellent game viewing.
However, a short dry season runs from December 30 (just in time for Christmas!) to February. Rain typically falls from March to May, briefly in October/November. Nevertheless, our Tanzania travel tip would be not to let the rain dampen your spirit!
Airports - check them out!
As part of our Tanzania travel tips, we'd like to remind you that you shouldn't assume that your only option is to fly into the capital city, in Tanzania's case, Dar es Salaam.
You could also check out 'open-jaw' tickets, such as flying into Kilimanjaro but leaving Dar. This is a great combo if you want to go down to the coast after your safari.
There is something more...
Safaris in Tanzania can be combined with Vacations to East Africa if you've got wanderlust. However, to conclude our Tanzania travel tips, we recommend that you add a few extra days to your stay in one of the East African neighboring countries.
If you'd like to track gorillas in Rwanda, how about combining it with a classic game drive in Zanzibar? The flight connections in and out of the major airports are good, so time-wasting is minimal. Check out our website for more information about our trip, viewpoint adventures safaris.
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