Tanzania is very safe. That said, you do need to take the usual precautions. Avoid isolated areas, especially stretches of beaches. In cities and tourist areas, take a taxi at night. As far as a safe safari, listen to your guide. They have many years of experience of animal behavior.

Republic of Tanzania, is a country in East Africa within the African Great Lakes region.

Your expiration date on your passport needs to be at least 6 months past your visit to Tanzania. A visa is required to enter Tanzania. The easiest way to file for a visa is on IVisa. we can help you with the process.

Visiting Tanzania is great anytime of the year. There is the dry season and a rainy season.

There are no required vaccines to enter Tanzania if you are coming from the USA or Europe. Malaria pills are recommended. Check with your Dr. or a travel clinic.

Keep it light!!! Its best to invest in some lightweight Merino wool shirts and some hiking pants. They pack easy, don't smell and dry quickly. Stay away from dark blues and blacks. Those colors attract the teetsie flys. Women, wear a sports bra, the roads are bumpy!! If you will be transferring on a smaller plane, there are weight and measurement guidelines. 

English is spoken by most everyone. The official language of Tanzania is Swahili. 

Tanzania uses the Tanzanian Shilling which cannot be taken out of the country. US dollars are widely accepted.

Yes. Tipping is US bills is recommended. The average tip is $10/per person per day.

There will only be your party on the vehicle. This is a personal trip designed just for you.

Yes. All your meals and beverages will be included with your lodging.