Tanzania Mandatory Inbound Travel Insurance: Complete Guide for Travellers

Tanzania Mandatory Inbound Travel Insurance officially took effect on 1 October 2026, introducing a new travel requirement for eligible foreign visitors entering Tanzania for USD 44 valid up to 92 days. If you are planning a Tanzania safari, a Mount Kilimanjaro adventure, a Zanzibar beach holiday, a business trip or a combined Kenya and Tanzania itinerary, understanding this requirement is an important part of your travel preparations.

At Adeli Kenya Safaris, we understand that changes to immigration, insurance and travel regulations can create uncertainty for travellers. Our aim is to make your safari planning as straightforward as possible by explaining important travel requirements in clear, practical terms.

This comprehensive guide explains the Tanzania Mandatory Inbound Travel Insurance requirement, including who needs it, how much it costs, how long it is valid, where to obtain it, what it covers, the difference between Mainland Tanzania and Zanzibar, exemptions, frequently asked questions and practical advice for Tanzania safari travellers.

Important: Travel, immigration and insurance requirements may change. The information in this guide is provided for general travel-planning purposes and reflects information available at the time of publication. Travellers should always verify the latest requirements with the relevant Tanzanian authorities and designated insurance providers before travelling.

What Is Tanzania Mandatory Inbound Travel Insurance?

Tanzania Mandatory Inbound Travel Insurance is a compulsory inbound insurance arrangement introduced for eligible foreign visitors travelling to Tanzania.

The requirement was introduced under Tanzania’s inbound travel insurance regulations and became operational on 1 October 2026.

The insurance is intended to provide eligible visitors with specified protection during their stay in Tanzania. Depending on the applicable policy, benefits include areas such as emergency medical expenses, emergency medical evacuation, repatriation and baggage-related risks, subject to the policy’s terms, conditions, limits and exclusions.

For travellers booking a Tanzania safari with Adeli Kenya Safaris, mandatory travel insurance should now be considered an essential part of pre-travel planning, alongside passports, visas, flights, accommodation and safari arrangements.

When Did Tanzania Mandatory Travel Insurance Start?

The Tanzania Mandatory Inbound Travel Insurance requirement commenced on:

1 October 2026

This means that eligible foreign visitors travelling to Tanzania from this date need to take the applicable inbound insurance requirement into account before travelling.

The introduction of this requirement is particularly important for travellers who:

Booked their Tanzania safari before October 2026.
Are travelling during the 2026/2027 safari season.
Are combining Kenya and Tanzania.
Are visiting both Tanzania Mainland and Zanzibar.
Are travelling to Tanzania for the first time.
Are planning a Kilimanjaro expedition.
Are arranging a last-minute Tanzania holiday.

At Adeli Kenya Safaris, we recommend checking current travel requirements before every international journey, even if your trip was booked several months in advance.

Who Needs Tanzania Mandatory Inbound Travel Insurance?

The requirement applies to eligible foreign visitors entering Tanzania, subject to applicable exemptions.

Foreign visitors entering Mainland Tanzania through airports, land borders and seaports should establish whether the mandatory inbound insurance requirement applies to them before travelling.

There is an important exemption for residents of East African Community (EAC) Partner States and Southern African Development Community (SADC) Partner States, subject to the applicable rules and the traveller meeting the conditions for exemption.

Travellers should therefore avoid assuming that every visitor automatically falls into the same category.

Visitors who should check the requirement include:

International tourists.
Tanzania safari travellers.
Visitors travelling to Serengeti National Park.
Visitors travelling to Ngorongoro Conservation Area.
Visitors travelling to Tarangire National Park.
Mount Kilimanjaro climbers.
Visitors travelling to Zanzibar.
Business travellers.
Visitors entering Tanzania for other permitted purposes.
Travellers combining Tanzania Mainland and Zanzibar.
Travellers combining Kenya and Tanzania.

If you are unsure whether the requirement applies to you, Adeli Kenya Safaris recommends confirming your eligibility before departure.

How Much Does Tanzania Mandatory Travel Insurance Cost?

The currently published premium is:

USD 44 per visitor

The insurance is designed to provide coverage for a period of up to 92 days, subject to the applicable policy conditions.

The premium and validity period should be checked before travelling because insurance requirements, fees and procedures may be amended by the relevant authorities.

Tanzania mandatory travel insurance at a glance

Requirement	Current information
Implementation date	1 October 2026
Published premium	USD 44 per visitor
Maximum validity	Up to 92 days
Mainland designated provider	National Insurance Corporation of Tanzania (NIC)
Zanzibar designated provider	Zanzibar Insurance Corporation (ZIC)
Applicable travellers	Eligible foreign visitors
Mainland entry points	Airports, land borders and seaports
EAC/SADC exemption	Applicable subject to eligibility
Recommended purchase timing	Before travelling

For travellers arranging a Tanzania holiday with Adeli Kenya Safaris, we recommend treating the insurance requirement as part of your pre-departure checklist rather than waiting until the day of travel.

Who Provides Tanzania Mandatory Inbound Travel Insurance?

The designated insurance provider depends on where you first enter Tanzania.

Entering Tanzania Mainland

For eligible visitors entering Mainland Tanzania, the designated provider is:

National Insurance Corporation of Tanzania Limited (NIC).

This applies to the relevant Mainland entry points, including airports, land borders and seaports.

Entering Zanzibar

For eligible visitors whose first point of entry is Zanzibar, the designated provider is:

Zanzibar Insurance Corporation (ZIC).

This distinction is particularly important when planning an itinerary involving both Tanzania Mainland and Zanzibar.

Does the First Point of Entry Matter?

Yes.

Your first point of entry into Tanzania determines the applicable designated insurance provider.

Example 1: Kenya → Kilimanjaro → Serengeti → Zanzibar

If you fly from Kenya to Kilimanjaro International Airport and then continue to Serengeti and Zanzibar, your first entry into Tanzania is Mainland Tanzania.

The applicable designated provider is therefore NIC.

Example 2: Kenya → Zanzibar → Serengeti

If you enter Tanzania through Zanzibar before travelling onwards to Mainland Tanzania, your first entry point is Zanzibar.

The applicable designated provider is therefore ZIC.

Understanding your itinerary before purchasing the insurance is therefore important.

Adeli Kenya Safaris can help you understand how your safari itinerary fits together, while the insurance policy itself remains subject to the applicable Tanzanian insurance framework.

Do I Need Separate Insurance for Mainland Tanzania and Zanzibar?

Travellers visiting both Mainland Tanzania and Zanzibar should understand the first-entry principle.

Where the applicable mandatory inbound insurance has already been obtained at the traveller’s first point of entry, the traveller generally does not need to purchase the mandatory inbound insurance again merely because they subsequently travel between Mainland Tanzania and Zanzibar, subject to the applicable policy conditions.

For example:

Kenya → Kilimanjaro → Serengeti → Ngorongoro → Zanzibar

A traveller entering Mainland Tanzania first would arrange the applicable Mainland insurance.

Likewise:

Kenya → Zanzibar → Serengeti

A traveller entering Zanzibar first would arrange the applicable Zanzibar insurance.

Always check the latest requirements before travelling because regulations and administrative procedures may change.

What Does Tanzania Mandatory Inbound Travel Insurance Cover?

The insurance provides specified protection during the insured visitor’s stay, subject to the policy terms, conditions, limits and exclusions.

Depending on the applicable policy, the cover includes areas such as:

Emergency Medical Expenses

The insurance provides specified protection for covered emergency medical expenses arising during the insured period.

Emergency Medical Evacuation

Emergency medical evacuation is among the areas of protection associated with the inbound travel insurance.

This can be particularly relevant to travellers visiting remote safari destinations where access to advanced medical facilities may require evacuation.

Repatriation

Applicable repatriation arrangements form part of the insurance protection in specified circumstances, subject to the policy conditions.

Baggage-Related Risks

The policy also provides specified protection relating to loss of baggage, subject to its terms and limits.

Other Covered Benefits

Additional benefits may apply depending on the specific policy and circumstances.

Travellers should read the actual insurance policy rather than relying solely on general descriptions of the cover.

Is Tanzania Mandatory Inbound Insurance the Same as Comprehensive Travel Insurance?

No.

The mandatory inbound insurance requirement should not automatically be considered a substitute for comprehensive personal travel insurance.

A traveller may already have a travel insurance policy purchased in their country of residence. Such a policy may provide additional benefits such as:

Trip cancellation.
Trip interruption.
Travel delays.
Missed connections.
Lost or stolen personal belongings.
Personal liability.
Emergency medical expenses.
Emergency evacuation.
Adventure activity cover.
Other specified travel-related risks.

However, travellers should not assume that their existing insurance policy automatically satisfies Tanzania’s mandatory inbound insurance requirement.

If the mandatory requirement applies to you, Adeli Kenya Safaris recommends obtaining the applicable designated Tanzanian inbound insurance as required, even if you already have separate comprehensive travel insurance.

How to Buy Tanzania Mandatory Inbound Travel Insurance

Eligible travellers entering Mainland Tanzania can obtain the applicable insurance through the designated insurance arrangements provided by NIC.

Travellers should use official channels and avoid relying on unofficial websites, social-media advertisements or unverified third-party payment links.

Information you may need includes:

Full name.
Passport details.
Nationality.
Travel dates.
Intended entry information.
Purpose of travel.
Other information requested during the application.

After completing the application and payment process, the traveller should receive the relevant insurance documentation.

Adeli Kenya Safaris Recommendation

We recommend purchasing the required insurance before departure whenever possible.

Keep your insurance certificate:

On your mobile phone.
In your email.
In your travel documents.
Preferably as a printed copy.

Having the documentation readily accessible can make your journey more straightforward.

Step-by-Step Application Process

Step 1: Determine Whether You Need the Insurance

Establish whether you are an eligible foreign visitor subject to the mandatory inbound travel insurance requirement.

If you are a resident of an EAC or SADC Partner State, check whether the applicable exemption applies to you.

Step 2: Identify Your First Tanzania Entry Point

Determine whether your first entry is:

Mainland Tanzania; or
Zanzibar.

Step 3: Identify the Appropriate Provider

For Mainland Tanzania, the designated provider is NIC.

For Zanzibar, the designated provider is ZIC.

Step 4: Prepare Your Passport Information

Ensure that the personal and passport information entered during the application matches your travel documents.

Step 5: Enter Your Travel Details

Provide your applicable travel dates and other requested information.

Step 6: Pay the Applicable Premium

The currently published premium is USD 44 per visitor, subject to applicable exchange arrangements and any future changes.

Step 7: Receive Your Insurance Certificate

Save your insurance documentation electronically and retain a printed copy where possible.

Step 8: Verify Your Policy

Where verification facilities are available, confirm that your insurance information is correctly recorded before travelling.

Step 9: Keep Your Certificate Accessible

Do not bury your insurance certificate deep inside your luggage.

Keep it together with your passport, visa documentation and other important travel papers.

Can I Buy Tanzania Mandatory Travel Insurance on Arrival?

Travellers should ideally arrange the required insurance before travelling.

Although arrangements may allow eligible visitors to obtain the applicable insurance at entry points, pre-arranging the insurance is the more practical approach for travellers who want to minimise unnecessary delays or complications upon arrival.

At Adeli Kenya Safaris, we recommend completing important travel formalities before departure whenever possible.

This is particularly important if you are:

Arriving late at night.
Travelling with children.
Connecting to a domestic flight.
Taking a charter flight to a safari destination.
Travelling on a tightly scheduled itinerary.
Continuing directly to a safari camp.
Travelling during a busy holiday period.

What Happens If I Arrive Without the Required Insurance?

Eligible visitors should not assume that they can enter Tanzania without meeting the mandatory insurance requirement.

Where the requirement applies, failure to comply may create difficulties during the entry process.

This is why Adeli Kenya Safaris recommends that travellers verify their insurance requirement well before departure and keep proof of cover readily available.

Do not wait until you are standing at an airport or border crossing to discover that you require additional documentation.

Tanzania Mandatory Insurance for Kenya-Tanzania Safaris

Kenya and Tanzania are two of East Africa’s most popular safari destinations, and many travellers combine them into one extraordinary journey.

A typical itinerary could look like:

Nairobi → Masai Mara → Serengeti → Ngorongoro → Zanzibar

Another itinerary could be:

Nairobi → Amboseli → Arusha → Tarangire → Serengeti → Zanzibar

For travellers booking a combined Kenya and Tanzania safari with Adeli Kenya Safaris, it is important to understand that Kenya and Tanzania have separate entry requirements.

Your travel preparations may therefore include:

Kenya entry requirements.
Tanzania entry requirements.
Applicable visa requirements.
Tanzania mandatory inbound travel insurance.
Passport requirements.
International travel insurance.
Flights.
Safari accommodation.
Domestic transfers.
Park and conservation arrangements.

Planning these requirements early helps reduce unnecessary last-minute complications.

Tanzania Mandatory Travel Insurance for Safari Travellers

Tanzania is home to some of Africa’s most spectacular wildlife destinations.

Serengeti National Park

The Serengeti is synonymous with sweeping savannahs, extraordinary wildlife and the annual wildebeest migration.

A Serengeti safari is one of the most popular Tanzania experiences arranged by travellers visiting East Africa.

Ngorongoro Conservation Area

The Ngorongoro Conservation Area combines spectacular scenery with outstanding wildlife viewing.

The Ngorongoro Crater is one of Tanzania’s most celebrated safari destinations.

Tarangire National Park

Tarangire is renowned for its elephants, baobab trees, seasonal wildlife concentrations and distinctive landscapes.

Mount Kilimanjaro

Mount Kilimanjaro attracts travellers from around the world.

However, anyone undertaking a Kilimanjaro climb should carefully examine the insurance policy’s terms and conditions and determine whether additional specialist adventure or mountain insurance is required.

Zanzibar

Zanzibar provides a natural complement to a Tanzania safari, offering beaches, marine experiences, cultural attractions and historic Stone Town.

Whether you are planning a safari, mountain adventure or beach holiday, Adeli Kenya Safaris recommends considering your insurance requirements before you travel.

Does Tanzania Mandatory Insurance Cover Mount Kilimanjaro?

Travellers should not automatically assume that all activities associated with climbing Mount Kilimanjaro are covered under the mandatory inbound policy.

Mountain climbing and high-altitude activities can have specific insurance requirements.

Before travelling, carefully check:

Medical evacuation provisions.
Rescue provisions.
Altitude restrictions.
Adventure activity exclusions.
Benefit limits.
Emergency assistance procedures.

If your Tanzania itinerary includes Mount Kilimanjaro, discuss the insurance requirements with your insurance provider before departure.

Does the Mandatory Insurance Cover a Tanzania Safari?

The mandatory inbound insurance applies to eligible foreign visitors entering Tanzania, subject to the applicable regulations and policy terms.

However, safari travellers should still read the policy carefully.

Safari activities may involve remote locations, long road transfers, aircraft transfers and other circumstances that make adequate travel insurance particularly important.

At Adeli Kenya Safaris, we encourage travellers to consider both the mandatory inbound requirement and their wider personal travel insurance needs.

Tanzania Travel Insurance and Visa Requirements

Tanzania’s mandatory inbound insurance and Tanzania visa requirements are two separate matters.

Obtaining travel insurance does not automatically provide immigration permission.

Likewise, having a valid visa does not automatically satisfy the mandatory insurance requirement where that requirement applies.

Travellers should therefore consider these separately:

Passport → Visa where applicable → Mandatory inbound insurance where applicable → Flights → Accommodation → Safari arrangements

Adeli Kenya Safaris recommends verifying the latest requirements before departure because immigration and travel regulations can change.

Documents to Carry When Travelling to Tanzania

Before leaving for your Tanzania holiday, Adeli Kenya Safaris recommends keeping the following documents accessible:

Passport

Your passport should meet the applicable Tanzanian entry requirements.

Visa

Where applicable, ensure that you have the correct Tanzanian visa or other required travel authorisation.

Travel Insurance

Carry evidence of your comprehensive travel insurance if you have one.

Mandatory Inbound Insurance Certificate

Keep your Tanzania mandatory inbound insurance certificate readily available where the requirement applies.

Flight Details

Keep your international and domestic flight information accessible.

Safari Itinerary

Carry your confirmed safari itinerary.

Accommodation Details

Keep the names and contact details of your hotels, lodges and camps.

Emergency Contacts

Have the relevant contacts for your safari operator, accommodation providers and insurer available.

Tanzania Mandatory Travel Insurance for Families

Families travelling to Tanzania should consider the insurance requirements for every member of their travelling party.

This includes:

Adults.
Children.
Teenagers.
Other eligible travellers.

Do not assume that because one member of your family has completed the process, everyone is automatically covered.

Ensure that the names and passport details for the travelling party are correctly recorded where individual policies or certificates are required.

Families travelling with Adeli Kenya Safaris should provide accurate traveller information during the safari-planning process so that applicable travel requirements can be considered.

Tanzania Mandatory Travel Insurance for Business Travellers

The requirement is not limited to leisure tourists.

Eligible foreign visitors travelling to Tanzania for business or other permitted purposes should establish whether the mandatory inbound insurance applies to them.

Business travellers should therefore include Tanzania inbound insurance among their pre-departure travel checks.

Tanzania Mandatory Travel Insurance for Children

Parents and guardians travelling with children should check the applicable insurance requirements for each child before departure.

Do not assume that children are automatically excluded from travel insurance requirements.

The safest approach is to provide accurate passport and traveller information when arranging the required cover and verify the applicable policy requirements.

What Should I Do If My Travel Dates Change?

If your Tanzania travel dates change after purchasing your insurance, check the applicable policy conditions.

Do not assume that the original policy automatically covers new travel dates.

Depending on the circumstances, you may need to contact the designated insurer to update, amend or extend the policy.

This is especially important where your original insurance validity period is approaching its expiry date.

Can the 92-Day Insurance Period Be Extended?

The published insurance arrangements provide cover for up to 92 days, subject to the applicable policy terms.

Travellers planning a stay that exceeds the permitted period should establish the correct procedure before the existing policy expires.

Do not allow your insurance to lapse while you are still in Tanzania.

Tanzania Mandatory Inbound Travel Insurance: Practical Checklist

Before travelling to Tanzania, use this simple checklist from Adeli Kenya Safaris:

Travel documents

☐ Passport checked
☐ Visa requirement checked
☐ Flight details confirmed
☐ Accommodation confirmed
☐ Safari itinerary confirmed

Insurance

☐ Mandatory inbound insurance requirement checked
☐ First Tanzania entry point identified
☐ Correct designated provider identified
☐ Insurance purchased where applicable
☐ Insurance certificate received
☐ Certificate saved digitally
☐ Printed copy carried
☐ Comprehensive travel insurance reviewed

Safari preparation

☐ Emergency contacts saved
☐ Safari operator contact details available
☐ Domestic flight details checked
☐ Special activities reviewed for insurance requirements
☐ Kilimanjaro cover checked if applicable

Frequently Asked Questions About Tanzania Mandatory Inbound Travel Insurance

Is Tanzania travel insurance mandatory from 1 October 2026?

The mandatory inbound travel insurance requirement commenced on 1 October 2026 for eligible foreign visitors, subject to applicable exemptions and conditions.

How much is Tanzania mandatory travel insurance?

The currently published premium is USD 44 per visitor.

How long is Tanzania mandatory travel insurance valid?

The published cover is valid for up to 92 days, subject to the applicable policy terms.

Who needs mandatory travel insurance for Tanzania?

Eligible foreign visitors entering Tanzania should check whether the mandatory inbound insurance requirement applies to them.

Who is exempt from Tanzania mandatory inbound travel insurance?

Residents of EAC Partner States and SADC Partner States are identified as exempt under the applicable guidance, subject to meeting the relevant conditions.

Who provides Tanzania Mainland inbound travel insurance?

The designated provider for eligible visitors entering Mainland Tanzania is the National Insurance Corporation of Tanzania Limited (NIC).

Who provides Zanzibar inbound travel insurance?

The designated provider for eligible visitors entering Zanzibar is the Zanzibar Insurance Corporation (ZIC).

Do I need separate insurance for Mainland Tanzania and Zanzibar?

Generally, a traveller who has obtained the applicable mandatory inbound insurance at their first point of entry does not need to purchase the mandatory insurance again solely because they subsequently travel between Mainland Tanzania and Zanzibar, subject to the applicable policy terms.

What if I enter Zanzibar first?

If Zanzibar is your first point of entry into Tanzania, the applicable designated provider is ZIC, subject to the current requirements.

What if I enter Tanzania Mainland first?

If Mainland Tanzania is your first point of entry, the applicable designated provider is NIC.

Can I buy Tanzania mandatory travel insurance online?

Yes. The designated insurance arrangements provide online purchasing facilities for applicable travellers.

Can I buy the insurance when I arrive in Tanzania?

Arrangements may allow eligible visitors to obtain insurance at designated entry points. However, arranging the required insurance before travelling is recommended to minimise potential delays or inconvenience.

Does Tanzania mandatory insurance cover medical emergencies?

Yes. Emergency medical expenses are among the areas of protection associated with the inbound travel insurance, subject to the applicable policy terms and limits.

Does Tanzania mandatory insurance cover medical evacuation?

Emergency medical evacuation is included among the specified areas of protection, subject to the policy conditions.

Does Tanzania mandatory insurance cover lost luggage?

Baggage-related protection is included within the applicable insurance arrangements, subject to the policy terms, conditions and limits.

Does my existing travel insurance replace Tanzania mandatory insurance?

Travellers should not assume that an existing private travel insurance policy automatically satisfies Tanzania’s mandatory inbound insurance requirement.

Do I need travel insurance for a Tanzania safari?

Eligible foreign visitors should comply with the applicable mandatory inbound insurance requirement. Travellers should also consider comprehensive travel insurance for additional protection.

Do I need special insurance for Mount Kilimanjaro?

Travellers climbing Mount Kilimanjaro should carefully review the policy terms and consider whether additional specialist mountain or adventure insurance is necessary.

Does Tanzania mandatory insurance replace a visa?

No. Insurance and immigration requirements are separate.

What happens if I arrive without mandatory insurance?

Eligible travellers who fail to meet the applicable insurance requirement may encounter difficulties during the entry process. It is therefore advisable to arrange the required insurance before travelling.

Do I need insurance if I am travelling from Kenya to Tanzania?

If you are an eligible foreign visitor subject to Tanzania’s mandatory inbound insurance requirement, you should obtain the applicable insurance regardless of whether you are travelling from Kenya or another country.

However, residents of EAC Partner States may fall under the applicable exemption.

Does Adeli Kenya Safaris arrange Tanzania mandatory travel insurance?

Adeli Kenya Safaris can assist travellers with understanding the travel requirements relevant to their Tanzania safari. The mandatory insurance itself is provided through the designated Tanzanian insurance arrangements.

How can I verify my Tanzania insurance?

Where an online verification facility is available, travellers can use the designated insurer’s verification system to check their policy details.

Should I carry a printed insurance certificate?

Yes. Although a digital copy is useful, carrying a printed copy provides an additional backup.

What should I do if my travel dates change?

Check your policy immediately and contact the designated insurer where necessary. Do not assume that changing your flight automatically changes your insurance dates.

Can I extend my Tanzania inbound insurance?

An extension may be possible subject to the applicable insurance terms and procedures. Travellers staying longer than originally planned should contact the designated insurer before their existing cover expires.

Tanzania Mandatory Inbound Travel Insurance: Key Points

For travellers planning a Tanzania safari in 2026 and beyond, the most important points are:

1. The mandatory inbound travel insurance requirement commenced on 1 October 2026.

2. The currently published premium is USD 44 per visitor.

3. The published maximum validity period is up to 92 days.

4. NIC is the designated provider for eligible visitors entering Mainland Tanzania.

5. ZIC is the designated provider for eligible visitors entering Zanzibar.

6. Your first Tanzania entry point is important when determining the applicable provider.

7. Travellers visiting both Mainland Tanzania and Zanzibar generally do not need to purchase the mandatory insurance twice solely because they travel between the two.

8. Residents of EAC and SADC Partner States are identified as exempt, subject to applicable conditions.

9. Travellers should arrange the required insurance before departure whenever possible.

10. Mandatory inbound insurance should not automatically be treated as a replacement for comprehensive personal travel insurance.

Plan Your Tanzania Safari with Adeli Kenya Safaris

Tanzania offers an extraordinary combination of wildlife, landscapes, culture and beach experiences.

From the sweeping plains of the Serengeti and the wildlife-rich Ngorongoro Conservation Area to the elephant country of Tarangire, the majestic slopes of Mount Kilimanjaro and the tropical beaches of Zanzibar, Tanzania offers an exceptional range of experiences for discerning travellers.

At Adeli Kenya Safaris, we specialise in thoughtfully planned East African safari experiences and can help you create a journey that combines the destinations and experiences that matter most to you.

Whether you are planning:

A Serengeti safari.
A Great Wildebeest Migration safari.
A Ngorongoro safari.
A Tarangire safari.
A Mount Kilimanjaro adventure.
A Zanzibar beach holiday.
A Kenya and Tanzania safari.
A tailor-made Tanzania safari.
A luxury Tanzania safari.
A family Tanzania safari.
A honeymoon safari.
A private safari.

our team can help you plan the journey from the initial itinerary through to your return home.

Before travelling, always verify the latest Tanzania visa, immigration, insurance and entry requirements with the relevant authorities and designated service providers.

Important Disclaimer

E&OE. Tanzania visa, immigration, insurance, health, entry and travel information published by Adeli Kenya Safaris is provided for general travel-planning and informational purposes only. Information is updated as we receive information from the relevant authorities, government departments, embassies, immigration authorities, insurers and other official sources. Requirements, fees, insurance premiums, coverage, exemptions, validity periods, procedures and entry conditions may change without prior notice. Adeli Kenya Safaris does not warrant that the information is complete, current or applicable to every traveller or individual circumstance. Travellers are responsible for verifying the latest requirements directly with the relevant authorities and service providers before travelling. E&OE.

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