EXPLORE THE NATURAL WONDERS OF SOUTHERN CIRCUIT TANZANIA

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About this activity

  • Instant Booking
  • Free Cancellation Free cancellation up to 31 day(s) prior departure, after which the tour cancellation policy applies Learn More.
  • Duration:3 Day(s)
  • Activities
    • Park Tours
    • Tanzania Safari Tours
  • Travel StyleBudget
  • Guiding Type: Live Guide/Instructor
  • Guide Language
    • English
    • Italian
    • French
  • Tour Vibe Active
  • Recommended For
    • Couple
    • Family/Kids
    • For Art Lovers
    • LGBTQ
    • Senior
    • Solo
    • Women
    • Wheelchair Accessible
    • Youth
  • Destination Country: Africa, Tanzania,
    • Dar es Salaam
    • Mikumi National Park
  • Pickup

    JNIA Dar es salaam Tanzania

    From: To:
    6:00 AM 6:30 AM
  • Drop-off

    JNIA Dar es salaam Tanzania

    From: To:
    6:30 PM 8:30 PM
  • Age Range 4 - 94 (Years Old)
Tour Highlights

ABOUT TANZANIA
Tanzania lies in East Africa between the Indian Ocean, Kenya and Uganda to the north, Rwanda, Burundi, and DR Congo to the west, and Zambia, Malawi, and Mozambique to the south.
The country is known for its natural wealth and it is home to three of the seven African wonders: ? The Great Migration in Serengeti National Park ? The Ngorongoro Crater ? Kilimanjaro, the highest mountain in Africa The national parks are famous for the multitude of animal species and The Big Five (elephant, lion, leopard, buffalo and rhino) can be found in various parks. Off the coast, tropical islands such as Zanzibar, Mafia, and Pemba can be found, with coral reefs and the most amazing beaches. The name Tanzania was given to the country after the unification of Zanzibar and Tanganyika in 1964. The country nowadays has a population of 62 million people belonging to 120 different tribes. The largest tribes are the Sukuma, Nyamwezi, Haya, Nyakyusa, and Chagga. The most famous tribe are the Maasai. Dar-es-Salaam, with a population of almost 6 million, is the largest city and also the former capital of Tanzania. It is an important economic center, a port city, and one of the fastest-growing cities in the world.

MORE INTERESTING FACTS
? Capital: Dodoma
? Currency: Tanzania Shilling
? Language: Kiswahili and English
? Highest point: 5,895 meters (Mount Kilimanjaro)
? Surface area: 945,000 km² / Water surface: 61,500 km²
? Time difference: GMT+3

 

Wildlife in Mikumi National Park
The park has a great variety of animals and most visitors come to this National Park aiming to spot the ‘Big Five’ – cheetah, lion, elephant, buffalo and rhino. Also hippos live in a pair of mud pools and are one of the highlights. Lions overlook their grassy kingdom, which is traversed by herds of zebra, wildebeest, impala and buffalo. Giraffes forage in the isolated acacia stands on the edge of the Mkata River, and shady islets are also favored by Mikumi elephants. Mkata Foodplain is perhaps the most reliable place in Tanzania to see the mighty eland, the largest antelope in the world. The equally impressive great kudu and sable antelope stay in the miombo-covered foothills that rise up on the borders of Mikumi. 
Birds in Mikumi
Mikumi is a good place for bird lovers as it is home to more than 400 different species of birds! The Mkata River offers majestic views of fishing Open-billed Storks. Marabou stork, Red-billed oxpeckers, Black-bellied bustard, Francolin, Cattle egret, Guinea-fowls, Hornbill and Malachite Kingfischer are common birds in Mikumi National Park. The most colourful species are the Yellow-throated long claw, the Lilac-breasted roller and the Bateleur eagle. European migrants are common in Mikumi National Park during the rainy season.

Tour Introduction

Dear our valued customer, Thank you for choosing Mokimoh Adventure for your dream safari in Tanzania. According to your request, we have designed a safari package for you. Have a look and let us know, if it meets your wishes so that we can amend and finalize it for you. Please note, the price of the safari is based on 2 pax sharing a double room. Looking forward to hearing from you!Mohamed Kilindo Managing Director Mokimoh Adventure TanzaniaP.S. For sure Tanzania is known for the Kilimanjaro and our wildlife. But we have much more to offer. Think about hiking in Usambara Mountains, exploring the rich history of Bagamoyo, one of the oldest cities in Tanzania, strolling around the bustling economic capital Dar-es-Salaam or chilling on one of the islands of Zanzibar, Pemba or Mafia. With Mokimoh Adventures you can also discover these highlights before or after your safari.  YOUR MEALSWhen you book a safari, the meals during the safari days are always full board. Breakfast: Is mostly served as a buffet with coffee/water/juice/tea. Lunch: Packed lunch usually consists of a sandwich, pasta salad, potatoes, some fruit, a muffin and a drink. If we are en route, we will stop at a restaurant. Dinner: Is usually buffet or à la carte. Drinks are not included and have to be paid directly at the accommodation. On game drives, our safari vehicles always carry water in the cooler. Other drinks and snacks can be booked for an extra charge per person per day.B/B – Bed and Breakfast, H/B – Half Board  and F/B – Full Board

ITINERARY

Early in the morning we will pick you up in your hotel and drive to Mikumi National Park. Mikumi National Park is one of the southern national parks and Tanzanias fourth-biggest park. It is just a couple of hours drive from Tanzanias biggest city. Dar-es-Salaam and borders Selous Game Reserve. Its abundant wildlife draws frequent comparisons to the famous Serengeti. We will have lunch on the way to Mikumi and arrive in the park around afternoon for a half day game drive. Later check-in at your hotel for dinner and overnight. The park has a great variety of animals and most visitors come to this National Park aiming to spot the ‘Big Five’ – Leopard, lion, elephant, buffalo and rhino. Also hippos live in a pair of mud pools and are one of the highlights.

Today you can enjoy a full day game drive. We will start early in the morning, have our lunch boxes with us and make some rest somewhere in the park. Late afternoon we will return to the hotel for dinner and overnight. Wildlife in Mikumi National Park The park has a great variety of animals and most visitors come to this National Park aiming to spot the ‘Big Five’ –Leopard, lion, elephant, buffalo and rhino. Also hippos live in a pair of mud pools and are one of the highlights. Lions overlook their grassy kingdom, which is traversed by herds of zebra, wildebeest, impala and buffalo. Giraffes forage in the isolated acacia stands on the edge of the Mkata River, and shady islets are also favored by Mikumi elephants. Mkata Foodplain is perhaps the most reliable place in Tanzania to see the mighty Common eland, the largest antelope in the world. The equally impressive great kudu and sable antelope stay in the miombo-covered foothills that rise up on the borders of Mikumi. Birds in Mikumi Mikumi is a good place for bird lovers as it is home to more than 400 different species of birds! The Mkata River offers majestic views of fishing Open-billed Storks. Marabou stork, Red-billed oxpeckers, Black-bellied bustard, Francolin, Cattle egret, Guinea-fowls, Hornbill and Malachite Kingfischer are common birds in Mikumi National Park. The most colourful species are the Yellow-throated long claw, the Lilac-breasted roller and the Bateleur eagle. European migrants are common in Mikumi National Park during the rainy season.

Today we will have an early morning and visit a Maasai Village. The Maasai tribe is probably the most famous amongst the 120 tribes in Tanzania. With this visit you can immerse yourself in the culture, colours and traditions of the Maasai. The Maasai live in small huts, in the middle of nature, where lions, elephants and many other animals also live. But the Maasai know how to protect their own territory - and that of their goats and cows - in harmony with nature. Learn how they manage to live in the middle of nature and what their everyday life looks like. Try your luck to make a fire, enjoy their beautiful songs and maybe take a chance and see how high you can jump. An experience you should not miss on your Tanzania trip.

WHAT’S INCLUDED

Accommodation
Location Nights Type Property Name Rating Occupancy
Mikumi town 2 Lodge CampBastian 3 Star Shared
Bastian Camp, Mikumi Bastian Camp is a unique and authentic safari camp in natural settings at the buffer zone of Mikumi National Park. It is located only 10km from the entrance gate of Mikumi and thus is the perfect starting point for your game drives. Bastian Camp offers 7 chalets in different sizes all with en-suite bathrooms and a camp site. All the chalets are decorated with locally made furniture and fabrics to keep an authentic atmosphere. After an exciting day at Mikumi, enjoy the relaxing atmosphere in the beautiful gardens and the pool area. The restaurant offers freshly and homemade food made from locally grown and produced products.
Pickup & Drop-Off
  • Airport Transfer
  • Hotel
  • Port
  • Other

Pick up at the airport and transfer to your hotel upon arrival in Dar-es-Salaam

Guide

English- and Swahili-speaking safari guide for the duration of your safari and any other language included but needs a pre-information .

Meals
  • Halal
  • Meat
  • Vegan
  • Vegetarian

YOUR MEALS
When you book a safari, the meals during the safari days are always full board. Breakfast: Is mostly served as a buffet with coffee/water/juice/tea. Lunch: Packed lunch usually consists of a sandwich, pasta salad, potatoes, some fruit, a muffin and a drink. If we are en route, we will stop at a restaurant. Dinner: Is usually buffet or à la carte. Drinks are not included and have to be paid directly at the accommodation. On game drives, our safari vehicles always carry water in the cooler. Other drinks and snacks can be booked for an extra charge per person per day. B/B – Bed and Breakfast H/B – Half Board F/B – Full Board 

Transport
  • Jeep & 4WD

Modern safari Land Cruiser with pop-up roof will be used for the entire of your safari trip to be able to enjoy the game drives. 

Extra Services

Last minutes shopping or City tours will be offered as a bonus.

Other Included

? Pick up at the airport and transfer to your hotel upon arrival in Dar-es-Salaam
? Overnight stays in the lodge(s) as shown on the itinerary (check-out at 10 am)
? Meal plans as shown on the itinerary
? Pick up from your hotel and transfers
? Modern safari Land Cruiser with pop-up roof
? English- and Swahili-speaking safari guide for the duration of your safari
? Park fees for all the (national) parks on the itinerary and government taxes
? Unlimited mileage with game drives in the national parks
? Any extra activities as shown on the above itinerary
? Drinking water in the safari vehicle 

WHAT’S EXCLUDED

  • Flights
  • Insurance

Other Excluded:

? International flight tickets and visa
? Tips for guides and lodge stuff
? Personal expenditures
? Accommodation on arrival day and after the safari
? Personal insurances (travel and health insurances)
? Drinks such as alcohol, soda etc.

Covid Safety

We have sanitized everything during your safari especially when you're in a Jeep and all of our guides are well equiped and understand about the measures and cares.
Therefore you are on safe hands.

Availability

  • Sep2023

Tour Cancellation Policy

Free cancellation up to 31 day(s) prior departure, Or traveler will pay 20 % of the tour amount

3. Cancellation Charges and Refunds 3.1 Any cancellation must be made to The Company’s Tanzania office in writing. A telephone call should be made to check that notice of cancellation has been received. 3.2 Cancellation charges shall apply as follows: a) 18% of total cost if cancelled more than 60 days prior to first day of service provision. b) 45% of total cost if cancelled 60-30 days prior to first day of service provision. c) 70% of total cost if cancelled 30-15 days prior to first day of service provision. d) 100% of total cost if cancelled 14 days or less prior to first day of service provision. 3.3 Cancellation charges shall apply on a full board rate, plus excursions and any other activities as booked. 3.4 Cancellation charges shall be levied on other products booked through The Company in accordance with the terms and conditions of the provider of the other product. 3.5 In the event of a “no show”, the booking shall be treated as cancelled and cancellation charges shall apply per 3.2.d above. 3.6 In the event of a cancelled booking being reinstated by the client, such shall be subject to space availability and the cancellation fees shall be waived, less a US$200 per person handling fee. 3.7 Any request to change or amend a booking once confirmed shall be accommodated, if possible, subject to space availability. 3.8 No refunds shall be given: a) For lost travel time or necessary substitution of facilities, especially by virtue of force majeure. b) For itineraries necessarily amended after departure, especially by virtue of force majeure. c) For circumstances beyond The Company’s control which necessitate alternative arrangements being made to ensure safety and/or further participation or enjoyment. d) If the client does not appear for any accommodation, service, or excursion without notifying The Company. e) If the client chooses to leave early after the first day of service provision. 3.9 Group Bookings: Should one or more guest cancel within a group booking, then the normal schedule of cancellation charges shall apply subject to: Any refund paid to the person/those not able to travel shall be calculated so as not to incur any resulting surcharges for those member/s of the party still travelling (unless The Company is notified, on demand, in writing that such surcharge is acceptable to all remaining travelers in the group). 3.10 Travel Agent and Trade Bookings: Travel agent and trade-related bookings, if booked at discount (whatever such discount may be) are subject to the normal cancellation charges once confirmed 4. Changes/Cancellation by The Company 4.1 The Company must unfortunately reserve the right to make changes, where unavoidable, to itineraries, holidays, and services both before and after a booking is confirmed. 4.2 It is essential to understand that local conditions in Africa are not always predictable and border closures, poor road conditions and other occurrences can and do from time-to-time cause delays, frustrations and diversions from the planned itinerary. Should such occurrence occur, before or during the holiday, The Company shall do its best to minimise inconvenience but: 4.2.1 In the event of a “significant change”, example: where the destination has been changed, the client shall be advised as soon as possible and, if pre-departure, given the option – in the case of The Company’s own products – of accepting the changed arrangements (with balance payment due to The Company if more expensive, or refund due to the client if less expensive) or cancelling the booking and receiving a refund of 85% of all payments made at the time of cancellation, subject to a minimum of US$200 per client. (In the case of refunds from third party accommodation or services, these shall be subject to the terms and conditions of the third-party service provider). 4.2.2 If a “significant change” occurs during the holiday, The Company shall do its utmost to provide alternative arrangements with balance payment due to The Company if more expensive than the original arrangements or refund due to the client if less expensive. In the event of these not being acceptable to the client (such acceptance not to be unreasonably withheld) The Company shall refund the balance of monies remaining unused from the portions of the itinerary which pertain to The Company’s own products (less transfers to the departure point) subject to a cancellation fee of US$250 per person. (In the case of refunds from third party accommodation or services, these shall be subject to the terms and conditions of the third party service or accommodation provider but The Company shall do its utmost to obtain suitable refund on the client’s behalf). 4.2.3. The Company has the right to make a “minor change” to an itinerary, holiday or service (for instance where daily 4.3 If cancellation is unavoidable by The Company (for reason other than client’s failure to pay) then the client shall be given the option of purchasing another itinerary, holiday or service (with any cost difference either to be paid or refunded) or receiving a full refund of all monies paid at the date of cancellation. 4.4 Some itineraries, such as photographic workshop safaris or set departures, operate subject to a minimum number of bookings. The Company shall not cancel for lack of numbers less than 6 weeks before departure. 5. Force Majeure 5.1 In the event of a situation/occurrence of Force Majeure (meaning any circumstance beyond The Company’s reasonable control, including [but not limited to] acts of God, explosion, tempest, fire or accident, war or threat of war, sabotage, insurrection, civil disturbance, requisition, sickness, quarantine, government intervention, weather or other untoward occurrence), The Company shall immediately notify the client of the nature and extent thereof but shall not be in breach of these terms and conditions or liable in any way (by way of delay or non-performance of any of The Company’s obligations) to the extent that such is due to any force majeure 5.2 In circumstances of force majeure, The Company shall have the right to vary or cancel any itinerary, holiday or service. Refund, if due, shall be at the discretion of The Company although all reasonable endeavour shall be used to reimburse the client wherever possible, less reasonable costs. If, under circumstance of force majeure The Company, after due deliberation, deems the itinerary, holiday, or service to be able to proceed then no refund shall be payable. 6. Transportation 6.1 Only safari-prepared 4 wheel drive vehicles are used on safari. The Company reserves the right to employ the services of sub-contractors. Highly trained and experienced driver/guides are provided. All Company guides speak English. No vehicle may be driven by a client at any time 6.2 Carriage (by land, sea and air) is subject to the terms and conditions of the carrier and to International Conventions, some of which limit liability. Land, sea and air travel are also subject to operational decisions of carriers and ports which may result in cancellation, delays or diversions over which The Company has no control and for which The Company can accept no liability whatsoever. 6.3 Carriage by ferry to or from Zanzibar Islands is not advised by The Company on the basis of safety. The Company will not purchase any ticket for ferry travel on behalf of clients, Travel Agents or Trade Partners. Any Company guide assisting clients to directly purchase tickets for ferry travel to or from Zanzibar at the ports of Dar, Zanzibar, Tanga or Pemba is not liable for passenger safety and both he and The Company can accept no liability whatsoever. 7. Accommodation Accommodation is normally quoted based on two persons sharing a twin room or tent. Single occupancy may attract a supplemental single occupancy charge. Hotels, Lodge and camps are named as an indication of category and, whilst The Company shall endeavour to actually use the named establishment, rooms may be reserved at similar establishments without liability or refund. Published prices are based on tariffs and other costs prevailing at the time of printing and are subject to change without notice. Accommodation includes Tourist Development Levy and VAT unless otherwise indicated. 8. Cost Inclusions/Exclusions 8.1 Inclusions: The price of ground arrangements includes: All current local taxes, accommodation, meals, park fees, excursions, transfers and use of a safari prepared 4-wheel drive (with driver/guide) as specified only. CLIENTS SHOULD CHECK INDIVIDUAL ITINERARY DESCRIPTIONS. 8.2 Exclusions: Normally excluded from the price of ground arrangements, unless otherwise specified, are: Airport departure taxes, visas, inoculations, insurance, gratuities (tips), laundry*, alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages*, items of a personal nature. These items marked with * are included on some itineraries, either for the full itinerary or part of same. CLIENTS SHOULD CHECK INDIVIDUAL ITINERARY DESCRIPTIONS. 8.3 The Company, whilst endeavouring not so to do, must reserve the right to make surcharges when these are unavoidable, for instance due to currency fluctuations or revisions of local taxation. Such surcharge will be notified in writing by email and must be paid within 14 days of notification. Non-payment may be construed as an act of cancellation and subject to these terms and conditions. 9. Children Policy 9.1 Children of any age are welcome, with adult supervision. Note however, that certain activities may not allow children: • Gorilla/chimp tracking is NOT allowed for children under 12 years; • Walking safaris are NOT advised for children under 12 years and prohibited for children under 8 years by Company policy; • Private wilderness camping is NOT advised for children under 5 years. • Children under the age of 12 sharing a room with two adults generally pay 50% – 70% of the rate quoted except on air, rail, safaris, adventure programmes or balloon safaris. Children under 7 are not permitted in any tree hotels and most tented camps. Some wildlife lodges and tented camps accommodate a maximum of 2 persons. Other restrictions may apply from time to time. Children rates are available on request 9.2 Clients are advised to enquire at the time of booking on permitted activities should there be any children in the party. 9.3 Park fees and accommodation costs are generally lower for children. These reductions will be highlighted in our itineraries prior to booking. 9.4 Company properties, Company staff and third party accommodation or service providers do not provide baby sitting or child minding services and a responsible adult must accompany children at all time throughout the itinerary. 10. For Clients Information 10.1 The Company and its agents act as a booking agent in all matters relating to hotel and lodge accommodation, tours, airlines and flight charters, bus companies, ground transportation, boat owners and other independent contractors providing accommodation, transportation, activities and/or other services, each of which is an independent corporation outside The Company’s control and each of which has it’s own terms and conditions. As such, The Company shall not be liable for injury, delays, loss or damage in any manner. 10.2 The Company’s liability to passengers carried in its own vehicles is governed by the laws of the country in which the tour takes place and no other country 10.3 All claims are subject to the jurisdiction of the courts of the country in which the actual service or accommodation was provided. 10.4 The Company reserves the right to employ sub-contractors for all or part of its services; in the event of such right the terms of this clause apply. 10.5 Whilst every care is taken, The Company cannot be held responsible for loss or damage to baggage. 10.6 As provided for elsewhere in these terms and conditions, The Company reserves the right to cancel any itinerary, holiday or service or any part of it, to make such alterations in the itinerary as deemed necessary or desirable, to refuse to accept or to retain as a member of any programme any person at any time and to pass on to programme members any expenditure occasioned by delays or events beyond The Company’s control. In case of any appreciable variation in costs, right is reserved to adjust rates. 11. Health and Risks 11.1 Yellow Fever and Cholera vaccinations are mandatory in many African countries. Other inoculations, including but not limited to Tetanus, corona, Polio, Typhoid Meningitis and Hepatitis may also be recommended. Advice should be sought from a reputable travel clinic or medical practice in good time before departure, responsibility for so doing lies solely with the client. 11.2 There is a risk of malaria in many African countries, prophylactics are recommended. Advice should be sought from a reputable travel clinic or medical practice in good time before departure, responsibility for so doing lies solely with the client. 11.3 Client’s attention is drawn to the fact that there are certain risks inherent in participating in the type of itinerary, holiday and service provided by The Company (by dint, inter alia, of its location and the adventurous nature of some activities). The Company shall not be liable for illness, injury or death sustained on an itinerary, holiday or service sold by it which is not due to gross negligence of The Company, its officers, employees, authorised representatives or agents whomsoever. 11.4 Mountain Climbs: Client’s attention is drawn to the fact that climbing mountains, especially above normal altitudes that prevail in client’s county/locality of origin, is inherently dangerous. Proper medical advice should be sought in good time before booking. 12. Insurance 12.1 It is a condition of booking that all clients are individually insured, either through their Travel Agent or independently. In all cases, The Company shall be provided with details of client’s insurance, including 24- hour emergency contact number/s, at the time of booking, or as soon as is reasonably practicable thereafter, and it is the client’s responsibility to ensure that the insurer is aware of the destination and the type of activity to be undertaken. Insurance should cover, at least: • Personal accident including death and disability; • Medical expenses; • Repatriation; • Trip curtailment/cancellation; • Loss of personal effects. 12.2 The Company is able to arrange Flying Doctor or similar medical evacuation cover (which it strongly recommends) on behalf of clients and will do so on request, adding the cost into the price of the holidays, unless instructed otherwise. 12.3 Client’s insurance company should always be informed, and proper advice sought, before booking an itinerary which includes trekking or mountain climbing. 13. Travel Documents 13.1 It is the client’s responsibility to ensure that all travel documents and vaccinations are current and valid for the journey in Question 13.2 The Company shall not be responsible for any delay, interruption or cancellation resulting from client’s failure to provide required documentation to immigration or other authorities at any time. 14. Complaints and Disputes 14.1 If there is cause for complaint whilst on holiday, whether with The Company’s products or any other product for which The Company has made booking as an agent, then this must be brought to the attention of The Company’s Tanzania office who will do their best to rectify the situation. Our office contact telephone number is a 24 hour line. It is unreasonable to take no action whilst on holiday and then write a letter of complaint upon return; The Company cannot accept any liability in relation to any complaint or problem if such is not notified to The Company’s Tanzania office at the time of occurrence. Should the problem remain unresolved by The Company, third party contractor or product, a complaint should be made in writing to The Company’s Tanzania office within 28 days of completion of the itinerary, holiday or services provided by The Company. 15. Special Requests 15.1 Clients should advise The Company of any special request (for example: special diet or on account of physical disability) at the time of enquiry or confirming a booking. The Company will do it’s utmost to meet such requests wherever possible. 16. Brochures and Information 16.1 All information published by The Company, whether as brochure, written material, electronic or otherwise is correct (to the best of The Company’s knowledge) at the time of going to press but the right is reserved to change the same. Photographs and information depict typical scenes and detail but the actual subject matter depicted may not be seen or experienced whilst on holiday. In respect to this, while all wildlife shown is native to the National Parks and countries in question, The Company cannot guarantee sightings of all wildlife shown as this can depend on season/time of travel and geographic location of each itinerary. 17. Terms and Conditions 17.1 These terms and conditions govern the relationship between the Company and it’s clients to the total exclusion of any other terms and conditions. No alteration to these terms and conditions may be made by any of The Company’s employees (whether spoken or written), authorised representatives or agents unless in writing by one of The Company’s Directors. All decisions subject to The Company’s discretion shall be made by one of The Company’s Directors. 18. Conditions of Booking 18.1 Whilst on holiday, clients are requested to always comply with the instructions of The Company’s representatives. 18.2 Any client who shall be or become, in the opinion of any representative of The Company: • incapable of caring for him/herself. • objectionable to others or Company staff; • a hazard to him/herself or others; shall not be permitted to continue the itinerary, holiday or service provided by The Company and, in such event, the booked arrangements may be terminated without any liability on either The Company’s behalf or that of the supplier/contractor concerned. 18.3 Please remember that booking an itinerary, holiday or service with The Company is entering into a binding agreement that assumes all the terms and conditions herein mentioned are fully understood. 19. Proper Law 19.1 The construction, validity, and performance of any Agreement, including these terms and conditions, between the client and The Company shall be governed by the laws of Tanzania and the parties submit to the exclusive jurisdiction of the Tanzanian courts.

Tour Date Change Policy

Tour Date can be changed 4 day(s) prior departure

Good To Know

ABOUT MOKIMOH ADVENTURE TANZANIA
Our Company Mokimoh Adventure Tanzania is a tour operator based in Tanzania. Founded in 2016, we are committed to make your Tanzanian dream holiday come true. Our team members are all either born in Tanzania, live in Tanzania, or have been visiting this beautiful country for many years. We have a wealth of knowledge and are committed to provide you with an unforgettable experience. We tailor make your perfect package and offer a range of services from budget day trips with other travelers to private luxury balloon safaris. Our team of travel consultants and professional safari guides speak 5 languages including English, German, Spanish, Italian and of course Swahili. Other languages can be provided upon request.

Our vehicles All our vehicules are 4 x 4 open roof safari vehicles to offer you a great safari experience. The comfortable seats have a headrest, armrest, and seatbelts and each seat is a window seat. In the vehicle, you have charging ports for your devices and there is a good boot space at the back for your luggage. We have unlimited bottled water in the vehicle and a small cooler box. Our professional and experienced driver guides have great driving skills and are equipped with the best communication tools. This allows them to be in touch with fellow guides and the office at all times.

For sure Tanzania is known for the Kilimanjaro and our wildlife. But we have much more to offer. Think about hiking in Usambara Mountains, exploring the rich history of Bagamoyo, one of the oldest cities in Tanzania, strolling around the bustling economic capital Dar-es-Salaam or chilling on one of the islands of Zanzibar, Pemba or Mafia. With Mokimoh Adventures you can also discover these highlights before or after your safari.

FAQs

TRAVEL GUIDELINES/ADVICE
A Tanzania vacation is the ultimate once-in-a-lifetime holiday! Tanzania is a top safari destination and has so much to offer.
You can choose to experience an amazing Tanzania safari, Mount Kilimanjaro trekking or relax at the world’s most beautiful beaches on Zanzibar.

Tanzania lies in East Africa between the Indian Ocean, Kenya and Uganda to the north, Rwanda, Burundi, and DR Congo to the west, and Zambia, Malawi, and Mozambique to the south. The country is known for its natural wealth and it is home to three of the seven African wonders: 

·         The Great Migration in Serengeti National Park

·         The Ngorongoro Crater

·         Kilimanjaro, the free standing and highest mountain in Africa

 
   

The national parks are famous for the multitude of animal species and The Big Five (elephant, lion, leopard, buffalo and rhino) can be found in various parks. Off the coast, tropical islands such as Zanzibar, Mafia, and Pemba can be found, with coral reefs and the most amazing beaches.

 

Is Tanzania safe to travel?

”I want to visit Tanzania, but is it safe?” This is a question that regularly comes up from our clients seeking Tanzania travel advice. The short answer? Yes! Tanzania is one of the safest destinations in Africa, with more than 1.2 million tourists visiting the country every year.

Travelling with the travel experts at Mokimoh Adventure Tanzania, safety is paramount. Our private safari experiences with knowledgeable, professional guides enhance your experience in Tanzania and ensure your total peace of mind.

Check out our [email protected] for more information on safe travel in Tanzania.

What is the population of Tanzania?

The population of Tanzania is almost 62 million. One of Africa’s most ethnically diverse countries, around 120 different ethnic groups live in Tanzania, with more than 110 different languages spoken nationwide.

The Tanzanian people are well-known for their hospitality, often warmly welcoming tourists to experience and share  their beautiful nature, wildlife and culture. Meeting the locals is one of the best ways to really learn more about a country and its culture and is well recommended on your Tanzania discovery!

Do I need a Visa for Tanzania?

Most international travellers will need a visa to travel to Tanzania. Your visa can be requested online through https://visa.immigration.go.tz  from the Tanzanian government. Please note that this is the only official link for Tanzania visa applications.

It is also possible to get a tourist or business visa for a single entry on arrival at the main ports of entry to Tanzania. This visa for Tanzania is valid for three months. You may be asked to provide proof of your return journey, and costs are $50 per person, US Citizens $100 per person.

When arranging your trip to Tanzania with Mokimoh Adventure Tanzania, we guide you through every step of the visa and administration process.

Passport requirements

Passports should have at least six months of validity after the final day of travel.

What vaccinations are needed for Tanzania?

A Yellow Fever vaccination certificate is only required for travellers one year of age and older coming from – or who are in airport transit for more than 12 hours within – a country with risk of Yellow Fever transmission.

In addition to standard vaccinations such as MMR and TDP, the CDC and WHO recommend vaccinations for Tanzania.Hepatitis A, hepatitis B, typhoid. Yellow fever and rabies vaccinations are also recommended depending on the traveller’s activities. As with all international travel, we always advise you to consult your physician for professional health advice before travelling to Tanzania. 

What is the time in Tanzania?

Tanzania is GMT + 3. To put that into terms we all understand, check out the time difference from Tanzania to LA, New York, London and more below.

Los Angeles: -10 hours
New York: -7 hours
London: -3 hours
Berlin: -2 hours
Hong Kong: +5 hours
Tokyo: +6 hours
Sydney: + 8 hours
Auckland: +10 hours

What is the currency of Tanzania?

The Tanzanian Shilling is the official currency of TanzaniaYou can use the Tanzanian Shilling for smaller expenses like shopping at local markets, restaurants and supermarkets. The US dollar is used in many places, too, especially in touristareas where many locals prefer to receive US dollars over local currency. 

1 US Dollar is about 2,370 TZ Shilling.
1 GB Pound is around 3,
057 TZ Shilling.

What language is spoken in Tanzania?

There are over 110 different languages spoken in Tanzania. The official languages, however, are Swahili and English. You can expect all your Mokimoh Adventure Tanzania guides and hosts to speak English, but if you’re looking to learn a few words of Swahili before your trip, our guides would  be so happy to share some few useful words with you.

 Travelling in Tanzania is more than just a vacation. For many explorers of Tanzania, this is a bucket-list adventure to remember for a lifetime. For detailed Tanzania travel advice or to start planning your custom vacation in Tanzania, contact us  [email protected]

 

 

 

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