Temperatures in Northern Tanzania range from 55-75 degrees Fahrenheit.

Tanzania
Some of the international airlines operating to Tanzania Include: KLM Royal Dutch Airlines/Northwest Airlines (from Amsterdam/JFK in New York) to Dar-es-salaam and Kilimanjaro, Swissair (from Zurich) to Dar-es-salaam. British Airways (from Gatwick) to Dar-es-salaam. Tanzania can also be reached via African gateways served by Air Tanzania Corporation, Air Zimbabwe, Egypt Air, Ethiopian Airlines, Kenya Airways and South African Airways.

Kenya
Some of the international Airlines operating to Kenya include: KLM (from NY to Amsterdam to Nairobi, Kenya Airways which flies eight times a week from Heathrow to Nairobi, four of the flights are direct and the rest are via Amsterdam. Most major African and European airlines also service this route. The major international airport in Nairobi, Jomo Kenyatta, is half an hour drive from the city centre. Moi International airport in Mombasa is just on the outskirts of the city. Another international airport is Eldoret, situated in the Rift-Valley town that bears the same name

You must be in possession of a current passport that remains valid for at least six(6) months beyond your scheduled departure date from Tanzania. Most visitors do require visas with the exception of citizens of certain Commonwealth countries. Its is advisable to obtain them prior to your departure as several airlines insist on them prior to departure. They can also be obtained on arrival at the major International Airports and at the Namanga Gate on the Tanzania/Kenya border

Personal effects, including cameras, binoculars, may be brought in free of duty. A custom's bond may be demanded from those bringing in Video, camcorders, radios, tape recorders, and musical instruments to ensure the goods are re-exported. Firearms and pocketknife require special permits. There is duty free allowances of 200 cigarettes, 50 cigars or 250 grammes of tobacco, and one pint of spirits. Visitors buying local handicrafts must keep their sales receipts for presentation to customs officials on departure.

The unit of currency in Tanzania and Kenya is shilling, available in notes and coins. One shilling is divided into 100 cents. There are no restrictions on the amount of foreign currency that may be brought into Tanzania or Kenya, and no currency declaration is required. But import and export of Tanzanian and Kenyan currency is illegal. Foreign currency in Cash or Traveler's cheques may be exchanged at banks, authorized dealers and at the bureau de change at the international airports, major towns and border posts.

Modern medical services are available in big cities and towns. However visitors are advised to bring their own medicines with them. Visitors from countries infected with cholera and yellow fever must produce international vaccination certificates. Anti-malaria medication is strongly recommended when traveling to East Africa. Anti-malaria tablets are recommended to be taken a few days prior to your arrival, during your stay and for a short period after returning home.

We require that all clients arrange personal travel insurance to cover their medical, property, and other personal risks for the duration of their safaris.

The official languages of Tanzania are Kiswahili and English, and in Kenya is English. Kiswahili is spoken and understood by the great majority of both two nationals. There is a wide usage of and understanding of English language, particularly, in the town centers. We have a team of fluent speaking English, French, and Germany. As the few number of those speaking other language other than English is concerned, we highly recommend to be notified at least two months prior to your safari.

Tanzania and Kenya are the safest countries in East Africa. However, just as any other country, you have to be cautious of your surrounding. Avoid wearing expensive jewelry, walking in the dark, deserted lanes and streets. Keep an eye on your purses, wallets, handbags, and cameras. Never accept food or drinks from strangers.

Tanzania and Kenya use the UK/European standard power supply of 220/240 voltages. If you want to use U.S. appliances you will need a voltage converter as well as a plug converter. However, we do suggest to bring with you battery-operated appliances if possible.

Tanzania and Kenya use the UK/European standard power supply of 220/240 voltages. If you want to use U.S. appliances you will need a voltage converter as well as a plug converter. However, we do suggest to bring with you battery-operated appliances if possible.

Generally, the more expensive the hotel or restaurant, the better and safer the food will be. Our food range from local to international food, prepared by skilled and trained chefs. We provide bottled water for the trips as it is generally recommended to drink only bottled water, which is readily available, everywhere. There are no restrictions on the sale and consumption of alcoholic drinks in East Africa. There are plenty of imported beers, wines and spirits in many places.

It never get really cold in Tanzania and Kenya, so lightweight clothing is the norm. However in particularArusha and Nairobi , they experience colder weather in months of June and July. On safari, short sleeve shirts/blouses, and shorts are ideal. A light jacket/sweater may be needed in the evening at higher altitudes. Sensible walking shoes, a hat to keep off the sun, and sunglasses are essential too. but pack a sweater, it can be cold in the evening/morning. If climbing, needless to say, warm clothing is essential.

When one takes a picture of the people, they feel offended. So it is extremely important to ask them before doing so. You can get your driver to ask for you. Plan to bring with you: Two cameras, and their accessories including, batteries, several speeds of film and dust-proof bags.

The recommended ones per day (from the whole group) are: Climbing:- Chief guide: 16USD, each assistant guide: 12USD, and each porter :7USD. For safaris:-Driver:15USD, and a cook:5USD. Off course you can pay more if you are particularly impressed and less if you are not.

Most of the following equipments are needed for your climbing, and some for safaris; and these include: sleeping tent, mattresses, sleeping bag, water/wind proof jacket, warm jacket, rain clothes, sweater, warm trouser, long warm underwear, climbing boot, walking shoes (hiking), pairs of cotton socks, hiking short, a T-shirt, baseball cap, hat, gloves, water bottle (+3litres), flashlight, small bag, rucksack( for your belongings to be carried by porters), walking sticks, sun glasses, anti-diarrhea drug, anti-altitude drug, water filter/iodine tablets, watch, camera/camcorder. Please be advised that we provide sleeping tents and mattresses