1-Day Trip from Arusha to Arusha National Park

Yes, Tanzania is definitely a safe country to travel. In fact, it is one of the best countries in Africa that offers the best safari experiences. No matter from which country you are coming from, you are going to have a once-in-lifetime experience.

Tanzania is a year-round safari destination. Still, the best time is from late June to October. This is the time of the year when the weather remains dry and visibility remains great.
This makes it easy for travelers to spot wildlife. If you are coming for the first time then the dry season is the best.

High season and low season are two distinct ways to define the safari timing in Tanzania.

High season means when the numbers of visitors are high. It is also termed as Dry season. The season falls in the months of June to October.

Low season means when the numbers of visitors are less. The other name for low season, green season, and shoulder season. This season falls in the months of January to March and November to December.

High season. For excellent game viewing, the high season (dry season) is best in a Tanzania safari. The dryness visibility is better thus it is easier to spot the wildlife. In the High season, you will witness more tourists.

For a Tanzania Safari, you need to pack the following items –

T-shirts
Shorts
Rain Jacket
Warm Sweater
Hat
Socks
Dinner outfits
Swimsuit
Sunglasses

If you are going for a game drive in Tanzania, wear neutral color clothes like brown, green, and beige. Wearing neutral color blends with the natural background and does not grab the attention of animals.

On a safari game drive, we suggest you avoid wearing white, black, and blue.

A day Safari In Tanzania lasts between 4-8 hours depending upon the client’s wishes. After the safari hours, visitors will spend the rest of their day in lodges with all facilities like Wi-Fi and a swimming pool.

In 2015 Tanzania was ranked number one on the list of African safaris. The factors that make Tanzania the best safari destination are –

Illegal hunting and poaching are strictly prohibited which makes the highest densities of wildlife in Africa.
Safaris in Tanzania are operated using off-road vehicles which gives a sense of being connected with the wildlife and wilderness.