Tanzania offers the best of everything. It’s a very stable country with none of the problems other African countries experience. 25% of the country is protected land for wildlife. Tanzania’s diverse and captivating terrain includes the savannah  home to leopards, lions, giraffes, and other wildlife. The country’s lush forests, snowy mountains, warm beaches, coral reefs and the historical Spice Islands of Zanzibar are all within easy reach. Tourism is a major industry in Tanzania, hosting about 1 million tourists annually, many who include a safari on their visit.
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It is very safe. Tanzania is a very stable country and has been since its independence in 1964. Because Tanzania relies heavily on tourism it takes that concern very seriously.  Staff makes sure their travelers are well cared-for and comfortable. Like us, you will fall in love with the Tanzanian people. Their warm pride in being great hosts will make you feel welcome and appreciated throughout your stay.
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Yes. Bottled water is provided everywhere for you to drink and brush your teeth or you will be informed that the water is safe to consume. At the lodges the food is prepared in a manner to appeal to our tastes and avoid health problems. The food is fresh and plentiful. Wait until you try the terrific soups and variety of bananas!
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Vaccination requirements change from time to time. We can discuss that with you but suggest you consult your local doctor or health department for information on the latest health precautions. Currently, shots against Yellow fever are required but that may change. As a precaution and preventative measure we usually advise oral anti-malarial drugs to be taken. Your chance of exposure to these diseases is extremely low while on safari. Also, if you are on prescription medication, please ensure you have an adequate supply to last the duration of your stay and a copy of your prescription(s).
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No. While you may encounter the occasional fly or mosquito the areas we travel are relatively bug free. As for snakes, you are not wandering around in tall grass and they avoid heavily trafficked areas so there are no worries.
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While our preparation and care make the chances of that happening remote, Infinite Safari Adventures has you covered in a way few other companies do. When you book one of our trips we automatically enroll you in an in-country rescue service that will fly you from the bush to a hospital in either Nairobi or Dar es Salaam.  Infinite Safari Adventures can also assist you in obtaining international air evacuation service through Global Rescue, a U.S. medical air evacuation service that handles many National Geographic expeditions. Your health and safety are always our number one concern.
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What other expenses can I expect to incur?

Our trips are 100% all-inclusive. You may see other trips that appear less expensive, but they do not include internal air or park fees. With Infinite Safari Adventures your price includes everything from the moment you land in Tanzania. All your food, lodging, guides, internal travel, park fees and specialized equipment are included in your package. Except for your international air travel, the only other expenses you will incur are drinks, souvenirs, tips and personal items.
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All of your traveling is done in our safari vehicles and internal air transportation. We recommend that you pack lightly and pack in a soft-sided duffel bag that will allow for easier packing on your vehicle and in the plane. We prefer to keep the weight to about 35 pounds per person. As you get closer to your departure date we will provide you with a detailed packing list but are happy to answer questions at any time. For clothing, all you need during your travel is light weigh safari pants and shirts. It is warm there.  At night on the Ngorongoro Crater rim it can become chilly so we recommend one lightweight fleece jacket. One of our “tricks” is to recommend slip-on walking shoes so you can easily take them on and off if you want to stand on the seat to get a better photographic angle! For your specialized adventures (climbing, kayaking, etc.) we can advise you on what you need to bring though most gear and equipment will be provided for you.
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We have had people shoot everything from a cell phone camera to professional equipment. We are passionate about photography and can discuss with you.  The light there is beautiful. There are no camera stores nearby so make sure you bring a sufficient number of batteries and storage cards. However, you will be able to charge batteries at the lodges and in your vehicle. It is a delicate balance between traveling light and taking all the equipment you may need. You will be very close to the animals. Tripods will not be needed in the vehicles (plus they get in the way) as Infinite Safaris, in another attention to detail (and another of our secrets -shhh don’t tell anyone), will provide bean bags for you to rest your lens on the rim of the car to get that great shot.
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We love questions! Feel free to contact us and we will be happy to answer any questions you have. Simply email at us at Adventure@InfiniteSafariAdventures.com
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