What are the risks of travelling to Tanzania? Is it safe for female tourists? We answer these questions, plus share our general health and safety tips for visiting this fantastic safari destination. Also, we have a really exciting announcement to make…
We’re delighted to share some thrilling news – our Managing Director, Maija de Rijk-Uys, has secured a coveted spot on the prestigious Travel + Leisure A-List of Top Travel Advisors! The list is an annual compilation of the top travel advisors globally, highlighting individuals who have demonstrated exceptional expertise, insider access, and unparalleled dedication to crafting transformative travel experiences.
Yes, it is! Since 1998, we’ve regularly visited the Tanzanian properties and safari destinations we recommend to our clients. For complete peace of mind, we’ve compiled a handy guide on safety for travellers in Tanzania…
“If I could choose the perfect safari in Tanzania, it would be a two-week exploration of Ruaha and Nyerere. The guided walks, boating, and low visitor numbers really appeal to me – and it’s so off the beaten path! I love that southern and northern animal species merge in Ruaha, so game drives are exciting. It’s not about ticking off a list; ideally a slower safari here is perfect. And, of course, the conservation efforts are brilliant. Nyerere is so huge with such a difference in scenery, that in an ideal world, 7 to 8 days between two camps would be amazing.”
When you travel with Go2Africa, your trip makes a difference to our beloved continent. We aim to foster a sustainable future by preserving wildlife, wilderness, and communities through local partners and impactful initiatives.
