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	What are the best destinations in Africa? Submitted by M05203 on 2007-11-13 07:21:22 Kenya, South Africa and Tanzania are the most popular destinations, but deciding what you want to do is just as important as looking at where you want to go. There are many types of safari available these days, from family safaris, night and   View this tip Tips for Travellers to Tanzania Submitted by M18789 on 2009-04-20 13:05:08 Immunization and Health: Visitors from countries infected with Cholera and Yellow fever must produce international certificates of vaccination; this is particularly relevant for those traveling from neighboring African countries. The UK   View this tip What to bring Submitted by M19171 on 2009-06-13 03:35:30 1. You should always travel with soft bags, not hard suitcases (not only for the smaller aircraft but also to fit into vehicles). 2. If you are using a small plane at any point of the safari then do not exceed 20kg (this is relevant for all internal   View this tip Language, Health, Climat and More Submitted by M19507 on 2009-06-29 05:03:50 Language: English is widely spoken but a few words of Swahili can be useful and will be appreciated greatly by locals. Health: Yellow fever vaccination is no longer compulsory. Malaria is endemic but is preventable. Use insect repellent, cover up   View this tip On Safari and Mountain Climbing Submitted by M19507 on 2009-06-29 05:09:46 For Mount Kilimanjaro Climbers: Climb slowly to increase your acclimatization time and maximize your chances of reaching the summit. To avoid altitude sickness, allow a minimum of five nights, preferably even more for the climb. On Safari:   View this tip Money, Tiping & Insurance in Tanzania Submitted by M19507 on 2009-06-29 05:14:04 Money: Major foreign currencies-particularly USD-and travelers cheques are accepted and are convertible at banks and bureaux de changes in the main towns and tourist areas. Credit cards are not widely accepted and carry poor exchange rates. Some   View this tip Visa and General Tips for Tanzania Submitted by M19507 on 2009-06-29 05:17:45 Visas: Check current requirements with the nearest Tanzanian High Commission, embassy or consulate.Visas, if required, can be bought on arrival at all International Airports and overland borders. Time: 3hrs + GMT. Electricity: 230 V, but power   View this tip Clothing Submitted by M19171 on 2009-07-23 06:00:02 All camps/lodges have a daily laundry service, so do not bring too many: - 3 sets bush colored safari outfits (long / shorts / shirts) in green / brown / dark khaki (not pale fashion khaki / cream / white) - 2 sets casual evening clothes (long   View this tip Camera Submitted by M19171 on 2009-07-23 06:12:55 For recharging, Kenya works on 3 square pin plugs, and lodges should have an adapter. But suggest you bring one – there may be others wanting to use them. A telephoto lens (minimum 200/300mm). Flash for night photography. Bring camera cleaning   View this tip Local Customs Submitted by M19497 on 2009-08-03 10:29:46 Tipping: Service staff may be tipped 10-15% for exceptional service, though not obligatory. Dos and Don’ts: - Be sensitive to those around you. Westerners are often indiscreet without realizing because we don’t understand some of the cultural   View this tip Water Safety Submitted by M19497 on 2009-10-08 02:36:16 We recommend that you do not drink or brush your teeth with water from any tap (including ice), but rather drink bottled or boiled   View this tip Tanzania weather Submitted by M19497 on 2009-08-03 11:52:44 Tanzania is one of the most popular safari destinations in the world. It is home to about 120 tribal groups, representative of all the major ethnic and linguistic groups in Africa. It is among the most politically stable countries in Africa.   View this tip Tanzania Insurance, Health Issues, Passport & Visa Submitted by M19497 on 2009-08-03 11:51:13 Insurance: You are required to purchase a comprehensive travel insurance policy to cover all aspects of your holiday including the loss of deposit through cancellation, loss of baggage and personal items, personal injury and death, inclement weather   View this tip Safety, Single Traveler, Traveling with Children Submitted by M19497 on 2009-08-03 11:26:22 Safety: Tanzania is generally a safe country, but you should take the usual precautions: keep a close eye on your belongings, beware of pickpockets, and use hotel safes. Single Traveler: If you are planning to travel alone and are worried that we   View this tip Tanzania safari Tips Submitted by M19497 on 2009-08-03 11:27:50 Safari Tips: Clothing: Wear comfortable, lightweight clothing such as cotton or linen. Bring sturdy, comfortable walking shoes, a wide-brimmed hat, and sunglasses. Due to changing weather patterns, layers are good. Bring a sweater, jacket, or   View this tip [ 1 ]  -  2  -  next 25 vacations