Three days - Three parks

Robust and reliable safari jeeps

We use four-wheel drive Toyota Land Cruisers for all our safari tours in Tanzania. To ensure high quality and reliability, each jeep undergoes servicing after every trip. The roads to the parks are often paved, but inside the parks the terrain is more uneven, which makes for a slightly bumpy ride. However, our vehicles are equipped with comfortable soft seats for the most pleasant experience possible.

All our jeeps offer:

• seating for up to 7 passengers, all with their own window seat
• retractable roof offering unobstructed views of the savannah
• power outlets for charging mobile phones, cameras, and other equipment
• cool box where you can store any beverage

We are happy to help you book your airline tickets.

We have access to a system where we can compare a large number of flights and come up with several options based on your preferences, such as departure date, airline, number of stopovers, or departure city. We can book flights from most countries, not just Sweden.
The journey from Sweden usually takes around 14 hours, depending on the route.

If we find an option that suits you, we can also reserve the tickets, which means that the price is locked in for a short period while you consider your options. A reservation is not binding and can be canceled at any time if you decide not to proceed.

You are also welcome to book your own flight if you prefer.

• For a pure safari trip in Tanzania, it is easiest to fly to and from Kilimanjaro (JRO).
  
• If you combine a safari with Zanzibar, we recommend a multi-city ticket: fly to Kilimanjaro and home from Zanzibar (or vice versa if you want to end with the safari).

During certain periods in high season, we also have pre-booked airports on selected dates, which usually makes the price a little cheaper.

We usually book domestic flights between the mainland and Zanzibar, but you can also choose to do this yourself.

Currency & payment in Tanzania

Tanzania primarily uses Tanzanian shillings (TZS), but USD is sometimes accepted. However, it is often more expensive to pay in USD.

• Withdrawing money
  Tanzanian shillings cannot be exchanged in Sweden, so you will need to withdraw money locally. There are ATMs at the airport, in Arusha, and in Moshi.
• Card payments
  Most restaurants and hotels acceptcard payments, but there are still places where you can only pay in cash or where the card machine does not work. Therefore, it is important to always have cash as a backup.
• Small bills
  It is smart to have small bills for buying fruit, water, snacks, or souvenirs. Therefore, be sure to ask for small bills when you shop at the beginning of your trip. A good plan is to withdraw a small amount at the airport when you arrive, and then withdraw more as needed after the safari.
• Haggle with consideration
  Prices are often negotiable, but do so with respect. Avoid haggling just for the sake of it, as many sellers operate on very small margins.

Clothing tips for your safari in Tanzania

This may be good to keep in mind before going on a safari

• The roof of the safari jeep provides good sun protection, so full-coverage clothing is not necessary. Feel free to choose light, airy, and loose-fitting garments.
• Avoid bright colors, black, and dark blue, as these can attract insects.
• The Ngorongoro area is located at high altitude and can be quite cold, especially in the mornings and evenings. Therefore, bring a warm sweater or jacket.
• When visiting Moshi, Arusha, or other cities, it is advisable to dress respectfully.
• Bring shoes with thick soles that can handle uneven terrain and protect against sharp thorns.