Tanzania is a Beautiful Place to visit, It is a destination that will fulfill all your Safari expectations. But before you pack to visit this dream destination Your health and safety Comes first. Here’s a comprehensive guide to vaccinations, health and safety consideration as you visit Tanzania.

Vaccinations: Essential shields On Safari

Tanzania does not have a list of mandatory vaccines for all travelers arriving in the country, however there’s one crucial Vaccine that you definitely need to consider and that is Yellow Fever

Yellow fever

Proof of Yellow fever vaccination is mandatory if you are arriving from a country with risk of yellow fever transmission, or transiting from such a country for more than 12 hours.

Health Tips to remember on safari

Consult a travel doctor well in advance to discuss about your safari to Tanzania ideally four to eight weeks before and receive personalized recommendations
Inform your Doctor of any pre-existing medical conditions and medications you take for them to advise you if it is safe to travel.

Safety on Tanzania safari

Tanzania is a safe destination for tourists, but like any other travel destination it is essential to exercise caution. Safety Considerations to consider when on Safari include:

Always Stay Hydrated.

The Tanzanian sun may be intense especially during dry season. Dehydration can sneak up on you quickly ,leading to headaches and fatigue which may be a barrier to your safari. Additionally, Safari involves various activities that may need you to stay hydrated.

Food safety

During your safari it is essential to consume food from the lodges that you have booked or have been booked by your tour operator. Avoid street food and uncooked items.