Tanzania is renowned for the wildebeest migration, the largest mass movement of land animals on Earth. This incredible journey sustains the Serengeti ecosystem, where predators like lions, hyenas, and birds of prey prey on the vulnerable, while crocodiles lie in ambush at river crossings. The plains are teeming with giraffes, gazelles, and other wildlife. Ngorongoro Crater, often described as a wildlife Eden, features zebras grazing on its rim and is home to lions, flamingos, and the endangered black rhinoceros. Tarangire National Park is famous for its massive elephant herds, while the remote Selous Game Reserve, with its population of 3,000 lions, cheetahs, hippos, black rhinos, and some of Africa’s last wild dogs, is a treasure trove of wildlife. Ruaha National Park, vast and rich in biodiversity, supports buffalo, sable, roan antelope, elephants, and an array of bird species. In the rainforests of Mahale and Gombe in western Tanzania, chimpanzees and colobus monkeys thrive in their natural habitat..

Tanzania is served by two international airports: one in Arusha and the other in Dar es Salaam. Dar es Salaam Airport (DAR), located further south, is typically the entry point for business travelers or those aiming to explore the southern national parks and Zanzibar.

Applicants for the entry visa to Tanzania must meet all the necessary requirements. These include the submission of the all important documents to the embassy or you can process your visa online before. Please visit Tanzania Immigration website for requirements and application of Electronic Visa.  

No restriction for tourist entering Tanzania even though we advice to get vaccinated to avoid any incovenience while on transit in other countries. More information about COVID-19 updates in Tanzania go to Ministry of Health Portal.