Tanzania Travel Advisory
Are you planning a trip to Tanzania? Then this Tanzania travel advisory is for you: Mount Kilimanjaro, the stunning beaches of Zanzibar, the Big Five and more are waiting! In this section you will find the important advice you need to know before traveling. Visiting a new country can be a shocking experience, but being well-informed will be a massive help.
Read through this section for some general advice, and follow the buttons below for a specific Tanzania travel advisory about currency, the culture of the country, how to stay safe while you travel in Tanzania and more. You will also be able to find some general information about Tanzania with details about the national holidays, Islamic holidays, and the tourist attractions you can’t miss.
- Stay up to date on your country’s travel advisory for Tanzania, as well as local news. It’s the best way to know about sudden emergencies that could endanger the safety of travelers in Tanzania.
- Carry a copy of your important documentation on you at all times.
- Only take registered, official taxis to avoid scams. Ride-sharing or taxi apps should be avoided.
- Plastic bags have been illegal in Tanzania since 2019. Pack several cloth bags in case you need to store something away.
- The two biggest religions in Tanzania are Catholicism and Islam. Islam is particularly prevalent in Zanzibar and Pemba.
- You can find plug types D and G while traveling in Tanzania.
- Notify your home country’s embassy in Tanzania of your arrival so they’re aware of your location and planned itinerary in case of an emergency.
