FAQ

Many travellers, primarily wildlife enthusiasts, travel to this wild continent to see its best wildlife sights and unique flora and animals. Most frequently, questions about where to go in Africa to see animals are posed in the Tanzania Safari FAQs.

1. Many zebras, wildebeest, and wildebeest make their seasonal migration from the Serengeti to the Maasai Mara, following the green grasses that emerge after the rains.
2. With its natural rust-colored valleys, sand dunes, and diversity of wildlife.
3. The most stunning and easily accessible wildlife sanctuaries may be found in Serengeti, another Tanzania wildlife enthusiast’s dream that is home to 340 different bird and 114 different mammal species.
4. The largest population of the Big 5 (elephant, lion, rhino, leopard, and buffalo) may be found in Africa in the Tarangire National Park.
5. The Great Wildebeest Migration is a must-see on your cherished trip to Serengeti, Tanzania.

The varieties of wildlife are quite similar in most of the national parks in Tanzania. It vastly depends on the Tanzania Safari Packages that you choose with Lifetime Safaris.

• Wildebeests and Elephants
• Lions
• Giraffes
• Hippopotamus
• Zebra

The Great Wildebeest Migration, an annual migration of great herds of grazers across Northern Tanzania and Kenya, is the most attractive activity in Tanzania.

• In search of food and water, more than two million wildebeests, zebras, and gazelles travel through the Serengeti and Masai Mara networks every day.
• Wildlife in Tanzania migrates in a circular motion around the Serengeti National Park, making the Great Migration an annual event.

The Clothes required for Tanzania Safari are:

• One light jacket
• One woolen fleece
• Three pairs safari pants (one of them zip-off)
• One pair shorts
• One long-sleeve shirts (light, breathable)
• Four short-sleeve shirts
• One dress (for nice dinners)
• A set of pyjamas
• A pair of hiking boots
• A pair of sandals (or Keens)
• Underwear
• Sports bra (for women)
• Three pairs of socks
• Sun hat
• Swimsuit
• Sunglasses
• Vaccination card
• First-aid kit
• Insect repellent
• Electronics like Camera, portable power bank, binoculars, batteries, solar torch. etc.
• Toiletries like shampoo, toothpaste, shower gel, tampons for ladies, toilet papers and other requirements
• Cash: US dollars accepted in most of the Tanzanian restaurants and hotels some shops accept only Tanzanian Shillings.
• Other Travel Documents like visa, travel insurance, passport and other travel documents.

You can most definitely bring your kids on safari. However, you should be aware that most national parks and hotels have a minimum age requirement of between 4 and 12 years old.

In your Safari Cost the following expenses are not included in your safari package:

• Airport departure taxes
• Travel Insurance
• Excess baggage fees
• International Flight Travel expenses
• Tanzania Visa or passport costs
• Medical expenses, meals, or activities included in the safari package (up gradation of stay or additional activities included after travel bookings)
• Tips to drivers/guides/tour leaders