1. What immunizations / shots are required?
Currently, there is no any immunizations/shots
required IN ORDER to get into East Africa
(Tanzania/Kenya/Uganda) unless prior to your arrival
you go thru countries that are infected with yellow
fever/cholera or other diseases. However for
accurate and most updated info please visit the
embassies for a country you plan on visiting
(Tanzania / Kenya / Uganda)
2. Would you recommend Malaria Medication?
Yes, because its very common in East Africa. Among
recommended tables for this include Malarone and
Larium. We also, recommend insect repellents in
addition to the above and also to get away from the
bugs on the safari that might bother you (though not
that many).
3. Can i get visa upon arrival?
We recommend you visit the embassies websites for
the most updated info on visas including costs for
the visas.
4. I am also solo (single) traveler, How can i join
your tour?
We recommend you email us with as much details as
you can so that we can check and see whether we have
a room for you or not.
5. How soon do i have to book your tour?
We recommend at least 6 months before a day you plan
to start a safari. However, the earlier the better
6. Do you customize the tour?
Yes, we do! We would need to know the following:
your budget, places you want to stay/visit, number
of nights at each place, month of travel, number of
people in your group and any other info
7. Where is the best place / time to go ?
Tanzania is considered by many as the best place to
go on a safari. The below chart can also give you an
idea on places to go and best time to go to those
places
8. What is the migration?
Animal Migration means periodic change of animal
movement from one place to another, and in East
Africa its referred to Serengeti and Mara parks. In
late May / early June migration (mainly wildebeests
and zebras) begin their annual migration from north
of Serengeti to the Mara crossing the Mara river,
reaching Masai Mara park sometime in mid July /early
August depending on rain endings. After the short
rains in the month of November, the herds move back
into Serengeti and make their way to the southern
pastures where they rest and feed through the rains
until their search for better grazing leads them to
begin their annual migration once again.
9. When will the wildebeests/Zebra calving seasons?
This occurs in late January ~ mid March, with
thousands of them born daily within that one month
period. At this time most animals are in southern
Serengeti.
10. What is the whether like in East Africa?
Generally, typical temp in most places of east
Africa is: Mid August to April, day and night time
temperatures of about 75 to 80’s and 70 to 80’s
degrees Fahrenheit, and from May to early August,
day and night time temperatures of about 55 to 70’s
and 50 and 45 to 65 degrees Fahrenheit. Rain season
is in the months of March, April, May and November
11. Do you accommodate people with dietary
restrictions?
Absolutely! Our skilled cooks are happy to
accommodate your dietary restrictions and/or
allergies.
12. What's the food like on safari?
Whether you do a lodge or camping safari, the below
would be a typical menu.
Breakfast: coffee, tea, porridge, fruits, fruit
juice, scrambled eggs/omelet, sausage, toast,
margarine, honey and jam.
Lunch: hot tea, coffee, chips, sandwiches, biscuits,
pancakes with honey or jam, and fruits
Dinner: soup, cooked meat or vegetarian meal (these
include chicken/beef with rice, sliced fresh carrots
and green beans, mashed potatoes, and salads),
fruits, and fruit juice, and variety of hot drinks.
13. Will i have a chance to interact with the local
people of Tanzania?
Absolutely! You can even start talking to some of
our staff in USA office, who were born in Africa,
raised there, gone on safaris several times and know
it than anybody else!
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