Safaris And Tours
When travelling in Tanzania, you will be met by some of the most diverse safari experiences in Africa, all in national parks which enjoy only a fraction of the visitor numbers of its northern neighbour. On safari, you will have the chance to visit destinations including: The Serengeti, Tarangire, Lake Manyara, Ngorongoro Crater, Selous and Kilimanjaro.Safari Lodges And Camps
The quality and range of lodges, camps, hotels and resorts that we offer are as diverse as the country itself. We have chosen a portfolio of properties that represent the best in their particular class or geographical area. Tanzania is well known for its scenic beauty, varied wildlife, and Indian Ocean beaches.Showcasing Tanzania
A series of pages in which we get to explore safaris and lodges but showcase types; family-friendly, most luxurious, best suited for honeymoons or romantic getaways, to even lodges with the most amazing bath settings. Tanzania has so much on offer that we hope that these pages help you explore all the options available.Game Reserves
Tanzania Game Reserves and wildlife orientated destinations including Arusha National Park, Lake Manyara, Serengeti National Park, Mount Kilimanjaro, Ruaha National Park, Dar Es Salaam, Zanzibar island, Ngorongoro Crater Park with all their scenic grandeur and stunning wildlife that one could possibly ask for.When To Visit
When is the best time to go to Tanzania? A short yet complex question we get asked all the time. On this page, we attempt to cover, the best season or the best months, rainy and dry seasons, best for the migration, best for Kilimanjaro and best for just relaxing on a beach. Although as always, life is never as simple as that.Lodge Map
A Map Of Tanzania featuring all the safari lodges and camps, hotels and resorts that we feature on Uyaphi.com. A great way to see where an accommodation establishment is located in relation to surrounding game reserves, national parks, town and other exciting nearby destinations.Distance Table
Tanzania distance table and chart; for those interested in calculating driving times between town, cities and destinations. Tanzania has a road network that consists of 86 500 kilometres with road condition that range from okay to poor, we advise calculating driving times using 80 km/h as a reference.Malaria Information
Malaria in Tanzania, the disease is found in all areas including low lying areas, National Parks and the rural regions. The regions higher than 2000m including Ngorongoro crater rim, Mt Kilimanjaro and parts of the Eastern Arc Mountains are considered "low risk". Remember, Malaria kills so always take precautions.Visa Requirements
Tanzanian visa requirements and tourist visas for people travelling to Tanzania, requirements include valid passports 9minimum six months), return or onward air tickets and of course sufficient funds for the duration of one's stay. We also include a list of countries that require and do not require a visa.Safari Planner
A Tanzania Safari Planner where by just filling in an online form, we can offer you a safari in Tanzania based on your wants, needs and budget. With so many safari and lodge options available in numerous National Parks and Reserves, planning a safari in Tanzania can be rather daunting. We know Tanzania and will offer the best options based on what you are after when exploring this fantastic country.
100 Years Anniversary of WW1 in Africa
In 2014, most of Europe, the UK, North America and the majority of the former British colonies and territories will be commemorating the 100th anniversary of the start of the First World War. These commemorations will be times of reflection, of memory and certainly not of celebration.Top 5 restaurants in Zanzibar
The island of Zanzibar is one of those wonderfully exotic names which conjures up mystery, spices and tropical heat. It is all those things and more. In 2013, it is likely to be your beach destination of choice if you have been on safari in mainland Tanzania or even Kenya.Tanzania: A New Species is Discovered!
The new addition to the sengi family was first spotted in 2005 when Francesco Rovero of the Trento Museum of Natural Sciences in Italy set up motion-sensing cameras in the forests of Tanzania's the Eastern Arc Mountains. A photograph appeared of a creature with a long snout that no one could identify.Castaway: African Island Escapes
It is no surprise that Daniel Defoe's Robinson Crusoe is one of the most widely published books in history. Island life has occupied the daydreams of young and old since it was first released in 1719...Celebrating David Livingstone In Tanzania
Some of the most iconic moments in the legend and real history of David Livingstone's explorations emanate from Tanzania. The reporter and explorer HM Stanley famously met Livingstone at Ujiji on Lake Tanganyika with the reputed words of "Dr Livingstone I presume."10 Best Lodges in Tanzania
Looking for the best places to stay in Tanzania? Look no further! Uyaphi has put together a list of our 10 best lodges in Tanzania, perfect for any traveller. From Tarangire National Park to Selous Game Reserve and beyond, we’ve got you covered. So book now and enjoy an unforgettable African safari!What is the best time for a safari in Tanzania?
Discover the best time for a safari in Tanzania! Our guide will help you plan your trip for an incredible wildlife experience during the right season. Explore Tanzania's stunning landscapes and see some of the most fantastic wildlife and birdlife on earth!The Ultimate Tanzania Bucket List
Are you planning a trip to Tanzania? You're in for an incredible adventure! Our ultimate bucket list will take you to some of the most beautiful and awe-inspiring places in the country. Trek to Mount Kilimanjaro, tour Serengeti National Park and Ngorongoro Crater, and explore the Zanzibar Archipelago – just to name a few highlights. So what are you waiting for? Start planning your dream vacation today!
