Travel Info
Tanzania visa requirements
Most visitors to Tanzania must have visas. These days it's straightforward to buy your visa on arrival in Tanzania and won't cost you any more than it would do from the embassy at home. However, we'd always advise that you err on the side of caution and go ahead and buy your visa before you leave home. read more
Do I need binoculars
One of the questions we regularly get asked is “what sort of binoculars should we take? or sometimes “Do we need binoculars?. We feel pretty strongly about this - the answer is you absolutely must have binoculars. read more
What to Take on Safari
The first thing to say is that everyone always takes too much so try to be different; most of the smaller camps have excellent and often complimentary laundry services, which are able to return clothes the same day (weather dependant). Very few camps require anything too smart and as a rule layers is the name of the game. read more
Kenya - visas and vaccinations
Vaccinations You'll need to discuss the up to date medical recommendations for Kenya with your doctor, but the following boosters are recommended: hepatitis A, typhoid and diphtheria The following vaccinations are sometimes recommended tuberculosis, meningococcal meningitis, hepatitis B, poliomyelitis and rabies. read more
Itinerary - Northern Tanzania Light Mobile 11 nts
TZ101 Price $3295 per person (£2195) Northern Tanzania contains some of the best game veiwng areas in the whole of Africa. This itinerary focuses on getting you into the best areas, wherever possible away from the crowds. Simplicity is the key here, but not at the expense of quality of experience. read more
A note on scratchy, biting things in Zambia
As with all little pieces of paradise, there is inevitably a party-spoiler that you should be prepared for, and in so doing, it won't be too much of a bother. read more
What about security in Zimbabwe?
Firstly, a note on the political situation, because it obviously can’t be ignored; Zimbabwe has indeed been through some troubled times and now has a Government of National Unity which has brought stability, if not a final resolution, to the country’s recent turbulent years. The dollarization of the economy at the beginning of 2009 initiated an on-the-spot recovery of the economy and investment is now flowing back in to revive old operations and start new endeavours. International and local companies are displaying their optimism by investing significantly in Zimbabwe. read more
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