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Kenya & Tanzania Trails13 days | Nairobi to Kilimanjaro

Kenya & Tanzania Trails - 13 days updated on 05-02-2016

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This information has been compiled with care and good faith. They give an accurate illustration of the proposed arrangements for this holiday.Circumstances beyond our control such as changes in local conditions, inclement weather or other reasons could force us to make changes to thisitinerary. Any costs shown are subject to change, though are an accurate reflection of costs at time of writing. Please also note that visa requirementsare subject to change and are the responsibility of the traveller and not that of On The Go Tours.

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Explore six of East Africa's finest

national parks on a wildlife

extravaganza. From Nairobi visit

the flamingos at Lake Nakuru

and go wild in Kenya's Masai

Mara before winging your way to

Tanzania to go in search of the Big

Five across the vast open plains

of the Serengeti and down into

Ngorongoro Crater. Topped off with

game drives in Tarangire and Lake

Manyara Natioal Park, famous for

its tree climbing lions.

HIGHLIGHTS AND INCLUSIONS

Trip Highlights• Nairobi - hand feeding giraffes at the Giraffe

Centre• Nairobi - The Daphne Sheldrick Centre in

Nairobi - visiting the baby elephants thathave been rescued

• Nairobi - The Karen Blixen Museum andcoffee garden

• Lake Elementaita and the Great Rift Valley -the longest rift in the crust of the earth

• Lake Nakuru National Park and itsspectacular pink flamingoes

• The Masai Mara - Kenya's finest wild lifereserve

• Tarangire National Park - home to hugeherds of elephants

• Serengeti - Tanzania's oldest and mostpopular national park

• Ngorongoro Crater and the NgorongoroHighlands

• Lake Manyara National Park - famous for itstree climbing lions

What's Included• 12 breakfasts, 11 lunches and 11 dinners• Nairobi airport arrival and departure

transfer on days 1 and 7. Kilimanjaro airportarrival and departure transfers on days 7and 13 (should you arrive or depart viaArusha Airport, transfers can be arranged,please contact us for more details).

• 6 nights mid range & 6 nights superiorlodges, chalets and tented camps.

• Transportation and game drives in a safariminibus in Kenya and a 4x4 safari landcruiser in Tanzania

• Escorted by an experienced local guide/driver

• Game drives in Nakuru NP, Masai Mara,Tarangire NP, Serengeti NP, NgorongoroCrater and Lake Manyara

• Park entrance fees• Excursion to the Giraffe Centre, Daphne

Sheldrick Centre & Karen Blixen Museum &Coffee Gardens

• 1 litre of water per person per day while inour safari vehicle

What's Not Included• International and regional flights - including

the flight from Nairobi to Kilimanjaro on day7, we can book this for you upon request.

• Tipping - an entirely personal gesture• Drinks and items of a personal nature• Kenya and Tanzania visas

DETAILED ITINERARY

Day 1 : NairobiIf you are arriving at Nairobi’s Jomo KenyattaInternational Airport you will be met by yourdriver guide and taken directly to your hotelin the Karen suburbs. Dinner will be served inthe hotel restaurant (at an additional cost) andyou will have plenty of time to go through thematerial in your welcome pack and look forwardto the journey ahead.

We spend our first night at Macushla House.Located in a leafy suburb of Nairobi, MacushlaHouse is an intimate guesthouse surroundedby lush gardens. The house has just six cosyand comfortable rooms decorated in a slightlyquirky manner creating a relaxed atmosphere.Macushla House is superbly positioned allowingguests to escape the fast pace of city life but stillenjoy the city’s many tourist attractions locatedjust a stone’s throw away.

Accommodation: Macushla House - Standardroom

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Overnight - Nairobi

Day 2 : Giraffe Centre &Elephant Orphanage

Nairobi - Elementaita. After breakfast at thehotel, our driver guide will collect and transferus to the Giraffe centre which offers the uniqueexperience of hand-feeding these gentle giantsat eye level from a raised platform, whilewatching the warthogs below snuffle aroundlooking for titbits. The centre is the headquartersof the African Fund for Endangered Wildlife(AFEW) which was setup to raise money torelocate the endangered Rothschild giraffe tosafe areas. After about an hour here, we travelon to the Daphne Sheldrick’s Centre and visit themany baby elephants that have been rescuedfrom threatening situations in Kenya’s variousnational parks and even get a chance to see thecalves being fed and playing with the staff.

Next stop is the Karen Blixen Museum: a chanceto go back in time and discover the famousKaren Blixen’s house exactly as it was when shelived in Kenya. Located in an area which wasonce part of Karen Blixen’s vast coffee estate,‘bogani’, the museum was Karen’s home from1917 until 1931.The house and grounds weremade famous by the film ‘Out of Africa ’andhave been restored by the Danish community ofKenya. Visitors have a glimpse of typical coloniallife in Kenya at the turn of the twentieth century.After lunch at the lovely Karen Blixen CoffeeGardens, we depart on the next part ofour adventure that takes us from the hustleand bustle of Nairobi city to the small butbeautiful soda ash lake located in the famousGreat Rift Valley, named Lake Elementaita. LakeElementaita is home to numerous flamingosand over 400 species of birds.

Our base for the next two nights is Sunbirdlodge which provides comfortable and eco-

friendly luxury in a wonderfully picturesquesetting that is quiet and uninterrupted. TheLodge overlooks Lake Elementaita and hasfabulous bird life. Each private bungalow isfitted with huge glass sliding doors with animpeccable view, large bed and huge shower.

Accommodation: Sunbird Lodge - LuxuryCottage Overnight - Elementaita (B, L, D)

Day 3 : Elementaita & Nakuru

Elementaita - Lake Nakuru - Elementaita. Thesecond great lake we visit on our tour is LakeNakuru. 30 minutes’ drive from Elementaita, thelake is situated in the middle of the national parkto which it gives its name. Teeming with wildlifethe park has so much to offer. Sometimes,when the water levels are low, the entire lakeis covered in flamingos, turning the whole areapink. Lions, buffalos as well as many rhinos callthis corner of Kenya home and a game drivearound the park is always rewarding. If we arelucky we may even spot a leopard relaxing in atree beside the lake. After a game-packed daywe arrive back at Sunbird Lodge in time to enjoythe sun set over the lake, before sitting down fordinner and toasting to the day’s adventures.

Accommodation: Sunbird Lodge Overnight -Elementaita (B, L, D)

Day 4 : Masai Mara

Lake Elementaita - Masai Mara. Leaving theGreat Rift Valley behind we drive to Kenya'sfamous Masai Mara, the setting for the GreatMigration and countless wildlife documentaries.The Masai Mara is the highlight of any safari.We arrive for lunch at our camp and spendthe rest of the afternoon relaxing by the pooland waiting for the late afternoon when thetemperature cools to head out on our first Maragame drive. Back at the camp, dinner is servedand gives us the perfect opportunity to lookback at our day and relive all those highlights.

We spend our final three nights at Mara LeisureCamp which is located along the Talek River, atthe confluence of the Masai Mara’s four game-viewing areas on the northern boundary of theMasai Mara National Reserve. Accommodationin is en suite semi permanent luxury tents,with lovely wooden floors and safari stylefurnishings. Mara Leisure offers impeccableservice, delicious cuisine, free WIFI and plentyof activities all making a stay here a trulymemorable one.

Accommodation: Mara Leisure Camp - Semipermanent tentOvernight - Masai Mara (B, L, D)

Day 5 : Game drives in theMara

After breakfast this morning we drive across theplains in search of the Big Five and other plainsgame. The early mornings are one of the besttimes to view the animals as this is when theyare their most active before the heat of the daysets in and after a mid-morning of relaxation andlunch, head out into the reserve for a chance totick off some more animals on your “must see”list. Keep your eyes peeled as you hunt for thelast members on your list.

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Accommodation: Mara Leisure Camp - Semipermanent tentOvernight - Masai Mara (B, L, D)

Day 6 : Optional balloon ride

This morning, there is the opportunity to riseearly and experience a game viewing adventurefrom an entirely different perspective! Thehot air balloon safari across the Masai Maratakes off in the crisp morning air, and lastsfor approximately an hour. Float silently,high above plains, forests and rivers, spottinggame below. Upon landing a fully cookedchampagne breakfast awaits. More gameviewing opportunities arise later that morningen-route back to camp and in the afternoon. Inaddition to the abundance of spectacular game,there are also over 450 species of birds that havebeen identified in the Masai Mara Ecosystem.

Optional Hot Air Balloon Ride: approx USD$450- book and pay locallyAccommodation: Mara Leisure Camp - Semipermanent tentOvernight - Masai Mara (B, L, D)

Day 7 : ArushaMasai Mara - Nairobi - Kilimanjaro - Arusha. Thismorning we enjoy our last sunrise in the MasaiMara with tea or coffee on the veranda. Aftera great final breakfast we drive back to Nairobistopping at the Great Rift Valley for one lastphoto opportunity before you continue on tothe airport for your flight to Kilimanjaro and thestart of the Tanzanian part of the journey.

At Kilimanjaro International Airport make yourway outside to meet your driver guideand receive your short safari briefing beforetravelling to Arusha. We'll spend the nightat the Arusha Hotel which is set in 5 acresof beautifully manicured gardens, providing ahome to the many varieties of birdlife and

exotic plants indigenous to the vibrant Africanflora and fauna. Boasting 86 elegantly furnishedrooms the hotel provides a calming retreatfrom the city and safari life. A fully equippedgym, temperature controlled swimming pool,wireless internet throughout the hotel anddedicated staff ensures that the needs ofall clients are met. The Arusha Hotel has areputation for its excellent dining facilitieswithin a contemporary restaurant and terracesetting. Offering a vast selection of modern andinnovative cuisine coupled with an extensivewine list ensuring that the tastes of all guests aremet and satisfied.

Note:The flight from Nairobi to Kilimanjaro isNOT included in the cost of the tour, we canarrange this for you upon request. The flightshould not depart before 5pm, we recommendPrecision Air / Kenyan Airways flight (PW726 / KQ6726) which departs from Nairobi at16.50pm.

Accommodation: The Arusha Hotel Overnight -Arusha (B, D)

Day 8 : Tarangire N.P.

Arusha - Tarangire - Lake Manyara. This morning,wake to the views of Mt Meru before headingdown to breakfast. You will then be collected byyour driver guide and will traverse the floor ofthe Great Rift Valley as you head to TarangireNational Park for a game drive.

Tarangire National Park; named after the riverthat crosses through the park, is Tanzania’ssixth largest park and home to large herds ofelephants. Spend the afternoon exploring thepark before making your way towards KirurumuTented Lodge for dinner and overnight. Thelodge is located on the edge of the escarpmentwall overlooking Lake Manyara.

The Kirurumu Manyara Lodge is located at theedge of the Rift Valley and offers breath takingviews over the Masai veld and Lake Manyara.Through its elevated location, the Lodge offersa fantastic panoramic view over the plains ofthe African escarpment. The 27 safari tents havetheir own en-suite bathroom with a flushingtoilet, a wash basin and shower. Warm water andpower are available day and night.

Directly behind the lodge starts the fertilehighland of Ngorongoro and the wholelodge complex is surrounded by lush greenvegetation. There is a fully equipped bar on awooden sundeck – a perfect place to enjoy asun downer after a full day of safari adventures.Freshly prepared meals are served in a partly-open dining area with a makuti (thatched grass)roof. Friendly and attentive service will makeyour stay a pleasant and comfortable safariexperience. Overnight - Lake Manyara N.P. (B,L, D)

Day 9 : Serengeti N.P.

Lake Manyara - Serengeti National Park. Todaywe have a long drive through arguably the bestgame park in the world. We will head to therim of the Ngorongoro Crater and then descendinto the endless plains of the Serengeti. TheSerengeti is Tanzania’s oldest and most popularnational park. Its name means 'endless plain' inthe Masai language. It is from here that massiveconcentrations of wildebeest, zebras and otheranimals commence the annual Great Migrationin search of pastures new, providing one ofthe greatest natural spectacles to be foundanywhere in the world. You can watch golden-maned lions stalking the migrating herds, spotleopards at rest in trees at dusk and take a hot-air balloon tour at dawn as the sun’s golden raysilluminate the land.

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We meander our way through this famouspark with fantastic game viewing as we headtowards our permanent tented camp in centralSerengeti. The intimate Savannah Camp offerstranquility, spectacular wildlife sighting and nobetter place to take in one of the world'sgreatest wildlife spectacles!

Lunch under the acacia trees is a welcomesight as we settle down for an afternoon in theAfrican bush. Later a game drive with a cool boxof drinks to enjoy while watching the sun setcompletes a great day in the bush. Return tocamp in the early evening to enjoy dinner anddrinks.

January - May 2016 Accommodation: Kati KatiCampJune - Dec 2016 Accommodation: Kubu KubuCamp Overnight - Serengeti N.P. (B, L, D)

Day 10 : Serengeti gamedrives

The Serengeti at sunrise is a beautiful sight andone not to be missed. This is also the best timefor spotting animals so take advantage of themorning hours for the first game drive of theday. After a morning out, the smell of a cookedbreakfast is welcomed as we enjoy a morningunder the shade of the trees. Afternoons arenormally a lazy affair that end in the lateafternoon when the temperatures cool downand the animals start to be active again. Today isno different and at 4pm we will head out for anevening drive before returning to camp in timefor drinks around the fire and dinner.

January - May 2016 Accommodation: Kati KatiCampJune - Dec 2016 Accommodation: Kubu KubuCamp Overnight - Serengeti N.P. (B, L, D)

Day 11 : NgorongoroHighlandsSerengeti - Karatu. After the thrills of theSerengeti, we head out on a full day’s game drivethrough the Serengeti towards the NgorongoroCrater, pausing along the way to enjoy a packedlunch. After lunch, we continue our journeyto Bougainvillea Lodge passing through someincredible scenery and game rich country. Wearrive at the lodge in time for a relaxing drinkand a delicious dinner in the lush surroundings.

Acacia Farm Lodge is a romantic CountryLodge nestled in an active mixed farmlocated high on the spectacular Great Rift'sescarpment area with commanding panoramicviews of the amazing Karatu farmlands andthe nearby Ngorongoro forest area. The Lodgeis strategically located between Tarangire andLake Manyara National Parks on one sideand the Serengeti - Ngorongoro ecosystemon the other side. Each of the 28 luxuriouschalets has a comfortable lounge and en suitebedroom all with a mini bar, coffee makingfacility, air-conditioning, satellite television, WIFIand other modern and appropriate amenitiesplus a private balcony with sweeping viewsof the farm. A swimming pool, well-appointedand creatively designed public areas ensure awonderful stay for every guest. Overnight -Karatu (B, L, D)

Day 12 : Ngorongoro Crater

Karatu - Ngorongoro Crater - Karatu. Thismorning the Ngorongoro Crater awaits us. TheCrater is a conservation area and a UNESCOWorld Heritage Site situated 180km west ofArusha in the Crater Highlands area of Tanzania.After an early breakfast, we will head outtowards the Ngorongoro Crater, a large volcaniccaldera, where we experience an amazing gamedrive on the crater floor filled with wildlifeand said to be one of the most thrilling game

spotting experiences. The crater won’t leave youdisappointed. Back at the lodge it’s time to enjoyour last African sunset and dinner. Overnight -Karatu (B, L, D)

Day 13 : KilimanjaroKaratu - Lake Manyara - Kilimanjaro. Thismorning will be our last day, but in order to getour last fix of the amazing scenery and wildlifethat Tanzania has to offer, we have one lastgame drive in Lake Manyara pausing along theway for a picnic lunch before heading back toKilimanjaro Airport via Arusha.

Named after the Maasai word emanyara, aeuphorbia plant species grown into a hedgearound a family homestead, Lake Manyara’sshores are a shimmer of pink, due to thelarge flamingo population and it was oncedubbed the ‘loveliest lake in Africa’ by ErnestHemingway. We spend a full morning in the parktaking in the many different species of birds andmammals, including elephants, leopards and ifwe are lucky, the tree climbing lions that thepark is famous for.

In the late morning travel via Arusha backto Kilimanjaro Airport for your onward flight.Please make sure that international onwardflights are booked AFTER 6pm, or 5pm fordomestic flights.(B, L)

Please NoteThis tour is operated by Albatros Travel.

Kenya & Tanzania Trails is a small group, non-participation lodge safari. Non participationmeaning that you will not be required to assistwith the preparation or cooking of food andgeneral safari duties. These safaris run with aminimum of 2 and maximum of 6 passengers,accompanied by a guide who is also the driver.Most meals are provided by the lodges we stayat en-route. Please advise us of any specialdietary requirements in advance.

Things to bringRemember to pack - A fleece jacket for earlymorning and late evenings, long sleeved topsand light trousers for the evenings, sensiblewalking shoes, a sun-hat and a swimmingcostume. Binoculars and camera with sparememory chips.

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• Walking shoes and sandals• Light trousers/jeans• Swimming costume• T-shirts• Shorts• Sun hat• Windbreaker• Warm clothes (May – August)• Long-sleeved shirts• Torch & spare batteries• Water bottle• Camera• UV protection• Mosquito protection• Towel

KNOW BEFORE YOU GO

Passports & VisasPlease ensure that you have at least two blankpages in your passport, plus an additional blankpage for each visa/African country you a visiting.If travelling on one of our longer overland safariswe recommend that you have at least 12 blankpages in your passport.

Please also note that your passport must bevalid for a minimum of six months from the enddate of your trip.

Any visa information provided in this documentis for general guidance purposes only, visarequirements and fees are subject to change.It is essential that you check current entryrequirements with each relevant embassy/consulate prior to departure. Visa procurementis the responsibility of the traveller and not of OnThe Go.

Booking Your FlightsWhen booking your departure flight you shouldallow time at the end of your African safari forany unexpected delays. We recommend thatyou book your onward flight no earlier than24 hours after the end of your safari. In thecase of our longer overland camping safaris(22 days or more) we advise against makingany firm arrangements for at least 48 hoursafter the scheduled departure date. We canhelp to arrange post tour accommodation uponrequest.

Kenya Country Guide

VisasPlease be advised that visa requirements aresubject to change and that visa procurementis the responsibility of the traveller and notOn The Go Tours, therefore it is essential thatyou check current visa requirements with theembassy before travel. Please also ensure thatyour passport is valid for at least 6 months fromyour planned date of departure from Africa.South African passport holders do not requirea visa to visit Kenya for up to 30 days. Mostother nationalities, including UK, USA, Canadian,Australian and New Zealand passport holders,do require a visa to enter Kenya.</p>

On 1st July 2015 the government of Kenyaintroduced an electronic visa application. It isstill possible to purchase a visa upon arrival upuntil 31 August 2015. From 01 September 2015ALL tourists wishing to visit Kenya need to applyfor a visa online at www.ecitizen.go.ke. The visaprocess can take up to 7 working days. Forfurther details please visit our Kenya visa page -http://www.onthegotours.com/Kenya/Visas.

All passengers require an onward/return ticketsand sufficient funds for length of intended stay(at least US$500).

VaccinationsYou should seek medical advice beforetravelling to Kenya from your local healthpractitioner and ensure that you receive allof the appropriate vaccinations. As a guidePolio, Diphtheria, Hepatitis A&B and Tetanus isstrongly recommended. Rabies and Menengitisare also recommended.

There is the risk of malaria in Kenya so it isvery important to check with your doctor beforeyou go, to see whether malarial medication isrequired for the areas you are visiting. A YellowFever vaccination is also required for travel tomany areas of Kenya.

Time & VoltageKenya is 3 hours ahead of GMT. Daylight savingtime is not observed.

In Kenya the standard voltage is 220-240V.Primary sockets require a ‘Type G’ - BritishBS-1363 type, three pin plug. You will need avoltage converter, and plug adapter in order touse U.S. appliances. We recommend packing auniversal adapter.

CurrencyThe currency of Kenya is the Kenyan Shilling(code KES, symbol KSh).1 KSh = 100 cents. Notes are in denominationsof: KSh1,000, 500, 200, 100 and 50.Coins are in denominations of KSh20, 10 and 5.

Banking hours: Mon-Fri 0900-1500, Sat0900-1100. You can exchange money in banksor bureau de changes. Be aware that oldpre-2003 US$ banknotes or torn or markedbanknotes are difficult to exchange in Africa somake sure you take crisp new notes! In majortowns/cities most banks have an ATM. AmericanExpress, Diners Club, MasterCard and Visa cardsare all widely accepted.

Travellers cheques can be changed at banks,these should be in US Dollars or Pound Sterlingto avoid additional exchange rate charges.Most banks will want to see your passportand proof of purchase receipt before cashingyour travellers cheques. Please Note: Travellerscheques can be difficult to cash and often haverestrictions of about US$100 a day maximum.They also tend to attract high commissioncharges, especially when exchanging for hardcurrency.

ClimateKenya is an excellent year round destinationwith a favourable climate and reasonably lowrainfall. In general the hottest months areDecember to March, although the climate variesenormously from place to place. The lowlandcoastal areas are tropical, with year roundhigh temperatures and humidity, which is atits peak in April and May, although temperedby monsoon winds. The highlands are moretemperate with four seasons. Nairobi has a verypleasant climate throughout the year due to itsaltitude. Near Lake Victoria, the temperaturesare much higher and rainfall can be heavy.

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VisasPlease be advised that visa requirements aresubject to change and that visa procurementis the responsibility of the traveller and notOn The Go Tours, therefore it is essential thatyou check current visa requirements with theembassy before travel. Please also ensure thatyour passport is valid for at least 6 months fromyour planned date of departure from Africa.UK, Irish, Australian, New Zealand, USA,Canadian and RSA citizens require a visa forTanzania. A single entry visas can be obtainedby most nationalities upon arrival at Dar esSalaam, Kilimanjaro and Zanzibar Airport orat Namanga border crossing point, betweenTanzania and Kenya. The current visa cost is U$50 for all nationalities, which can be paid inUS$, GB£ or Euro cash. The three East Africancountries of Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda havean agreement that you can travel freely betweenthese countries and do not have to get anothervisa when returning to each. If you exit thisregion and enter any other country, includingRwanda and the Democratic Republic of Congo,you will need to get new visas to re enter Kenya,Tanzania and Uganda.

VaccinationsYou should seek medical advice beforetravelling to Tanzania from your local healthpractitioner and ensure that you receive allof the appropriate vaccinations. As a guidePolio, Diphtheria, Hepatitis A & B, Typhoid andTetanus is strongly recommended. Meningitisand Rabies are also recommended.

There is the risk of malaria in Tanzania so it isvery important to check with your doctor beforeyou go, to see whether malarial medication isrequired for the areas you are visiting.A Yellow Fever International Certificate ofVaccination is required from travellers over one,arriving from countries infected with yellowfever or who were in transit through infectedareas (unless they remained onboard or at theairport); this is particularly relevant if travelingfrom neighbouring African countries. If visitingZanzibar from mainland Tanzania, a yellow fevercertificate must be produced to gain entry.

CurrencyThe currency of Tanzania is the TanzanianShilling (code TZS, symbol TSh).

1 TSh = 100 cents. Notes are in denominations ofTSh10,000, 5000, 2,000, 1,000 and 500. Coins arein denominations of TSh200, 100, 50, 20 and 10.

The Tanzanian Shilling is non exportable orimportable. You can exchange US Dollars,Pound Sterling or Euro cash at bureau dechanges or banks in larger towns/cities. Cash ischanged with no commission. Exchange ratesvary depending upon the denomination of thenote that you want to change and generallysmaller notes attract a lower exchange ratethan high ones. Be aware that old pre-2003US$ banknotes or torn or marked banknotesare difficult to exchange in Africa so make sureyou take crisp new notes. Alternatively mostlarge towns/cities have an ATM where cashcan be withdrawn using Visa or MasterCard.Credit cards are very rarely accepted for makingpurchases.

Banking hours: Mon-Fri 0830-1230; Sat0830-1300. Bureaux de change have longerhours and in the cities open on Sundays.

Travellers cheques are more difficult to changeand require proof of purchase and often haverestrictions of about US$100 a day maximum.Please note that there is a surcharge whenpaying by travellers cheques.

Time & VoltageTanzania Time Zone - 3 hours ahead of GMT.Daylight saving time is not observed.

Standard voltage is 220-240V. Primary socketsrequire a Type G British BS-1363 or Type D IndianBS-546 type, three pin plug. You will need avoltage converter, and plug adapter in order touse U.S. appliances. We recommend getting auniversal adapter.

ClimateTanzania is sunny and tropical (accept in themountain regions). Given the sheer size ofthe country, the climate varies dramatically indifferent regions. In coastal regions and on theislands of Zanzibar and Pemba it is hot andhumid year-round with higher rainfall, whilstinland, the central plateau is dry and hot and thenorth-western highlands are cooler. The longrains occur between mid-March and the end of

May and there are also short, lighter rains duringNovember and December. The driest monthsare June to October.

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