Vaccinations for a Tanzania safari depend on your health, vaccination history and travel route, so consult a travel clinic ideally six to eight weeks before departure. Review routine vaccines, hepatitis A and B, typhoid and malaria prevention, while checking whether your arrival route requires a yellow fever vaccination certificate.
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A travel-health consultation should cover your complete itinerary, medical history and planned activities.
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Recommended vaccinations and mandatory entry documents are different matters. CDC guidance lists yellow fever certification for travellers aged one or older arriving from countries with yellow fever transmission risk, including certain airport transits exceeding 12 hours.
Check your exact routing before departure. If you are travelling sooner than six weeks, still seek advice rather than assuming it is too late.
Itineraries
9 DaysEastern Africa
Follow the Great Migration across Northern Tanzania on this 9-day safari, featuring game drives in Lake Manyara, the Ngorongoro Crater, and the Northern Serengeti.
5 DaysEastern Africa
Indulge in 5-star elegance with a 5-day Zanzibar escape, from the historic beauty of Stone Town to the pristine beaches of Kiwengwa.
10 DaysEastern Africa
Embark on a 10-day safari from Arusha to the Northern Serengeti, exploring Tarangire’s elephants, Ngorongoro’s crater floor, and the iconic plains of the Serengeti.
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