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Explore the African savannah and the wildlife of Tarangire, Serengeti and Ngorongoro on this North Tanzania 6 Day Safari. Elephants, hippos, leopards await you!
The Machame Route is one of the most famous trails to the top of Kilimanjaro. Experience a truly unique tour in Tanzania by joining this 9-day hike from Moshi.
Climb to the top of Africa's fifth highest mountain with this Mount Meru 5 Day Trek. Discover the one of a kind views from Arusha's most precious natural jewel.
Bring out your adventurous spirit and embark on this Mount Kilimanjaro Trek lasting 10 Days. Discover the highest peak in Africa, and the Lemosho route!
Tanzania is a dream destination for adrenaline junkies, beach lovers, and couples looking for a romantic getaway. Dar es Salaam, the country’s main gateway, is the perfect starting point to explore this East African gem.
The Serengeti National Park and Ngorongoro Crater offer some of the best safari experiences in the world. What's more, Zanzibar’s white-sand beaches and bright-blue waters provide the perfect vibe to unwind. For thrill-seekers, Mount Kilimanjaro, Africa’s tallest peak, promises a once-in-a-lifetime challenge, while Lake Manyara is famous for its flamingos and tree-climbing lions.
A safari in Tanzania is incomplete without spotting Africa’s legendary 'Big Five': lions, leopards, elephants, buffalo, and rhinos. For a cultural experience, visit a Maasai village to connect with the country’s rich heritage. If you love the ocean, snorkeling or diving in the Mnemba Atoll offers breathtaking marine life. You can do it all with Civitatis!
If you're a local foodie while traveling, this Stone Town food tour is a must! We'll stroll through a World Heritage Site and taste traditional delicacies.
Would you like to explore the highest peak in Africa? Join us on this hiking tour of Mount Kilimanjaro along the famous Marangu route!
Discover how one of Tanzania's tribes live on this trip to the Maasai village of Olpopongi. You'll learn about one of the world's most well-known ethnic groups.
Explore two of the most important places in Zanzibar on this tour of Stone Town and Prison Island. There's so much to be discovered.
Ever dreamt of swimming with dolphins? Zanzibar is the perfect place! On this tour, we'll head to Mnemba Atoll and dive with these creatures among the waves.
On this tour, we'll travel to Mnemba Atoll to snorkel in one of the most dazzling places in Zanzibar. You'll get to hang out with the local dolphins!
On this trip to the paradise island of Tumbatu from Zanzibar, we'll meet the local population, visit the ancient ruins, and snorkel in the sparkling blue sea.
At the foothill of Kilimanjaro lies Marangu, a village with a rich tradition. On this trip, we'll explore this breathtaking location and marvel at the scenery.
On this tour to Maalum Cave and The Rock Restaurant, we'll visit a famous Zanzibar cave, the inside of which is sure to surprise you!
On this Stone Town pub crawl, we'll visit the liveliest places in the capital of Zanzibar to have a drink - you'll love the nightlife scene here!
Tanzania se encuentra en África Oriental, limitando al norte con Kenia y Uganda, al oeste con Ruanda, Burundi y la República Democrática del Congo y al sur con Zambia, Malaui y Mozambique. El este del país es costero, abriéndose hacia el océano Índico.
El coste de un safari en Tanzania varía según la duración, el tipo de alojamiento y los servicios incluidos. En promedio, los precios oscilan entre 350 y 600 euros por persona por día. Por ejemplo, un safari de 6 días por el norte de Tanzania puede costar alrededor de 2.641EUR o 3.766EUR uno de 8 días con todos los gastos incluidos. En cualquier caso, los precios pueden variar según la temporada y las opciones seleccionadas.
Sí, Tanzania es generalmente segura para los turistas, especialmente en áreas turísticas y parques nacionales. No obstante, se recomienda tomar precauciones habituales, como evitar mostrar objetos de valor en público y no transitar por zonas desconocidas durante la noche.
La mejor época para visitar Tanzania es durante la estación seca, es decir, de junio a octubre. Durante esta época las condiciones son ideales para hacer safaris, disfrutar de la observación de la fauna salvaje y relajarse en un día de playa en Zanzíbar.
Sí, la mayoría de los viajeros necesitan un visado para ingresar a Tanzania. Este puede obtenerse a la llegada en los aeropuertos internacionales, aunque para realizar las gestiones de forma más cómoda, lo ideal es gestionarlo por Internet antes del viaje a través de la web oficial del gobierno tanzano. Es importante asegurarse de que el pasaporte tenga una validez mínima de seis meses desde la fecha de entrada al país. Sin embargo, dado que el control aduanero depende del país de origen de cada viajero, es importante informarse con antelación al vuelo en la embajada u oficina consular.
