Tanzania – General Information
1. Medical Information
Tanzania is a malarial area and precautions must be taken. RHS recommend that you check with your doctor or local health authority for details of health regulations and immunization requirements. There are comprehensive medical boxes in camps, however, please ensure that you take with you any special medication you require. All our professional hunters are equipped with a satellite phone in case of an emergency.
Flying Doctor Medical Service
This is an air medical service, which will come to your assistance in the case of a genuine emergency. Each flight carries a fully qualified nurse and life saving medical equipment. Flying Doctor has a radio link with its headquarters in Nairobi.
2. Air Charters
In order to maximise your hunting time and avoid fatigue air charter flights are provided, to camps, for most camp changes and out of camps. The majority of camps have their own airstrips. Because of the expense involved, air charter flights are shared. The number of passengers on each air charter is entirely up to the air carrier. Please note that most incoming safaris will use the same aircraft as the outgoing safaris, on the same “travel day” and that RHS reserves the right to transport fresh food supplies from time to time.
Commercial Airline Flights
Arusha’s international airport is Kilimanjaro. KLM have a daily flight with excellent connections through Amsterdam.
3. Visa Requirements
Citizens of certain countries are required to obtain visas for entry into Tanzania. As the list of countries changes from time to time, it is important to check with your local authorities or travel consultant regarding current visa regulations.
4. Communications
Each hunting camp is supplied with a powerful short wave radio. The frequency is monitored by RHS in Arusha. During every safari communication can be established with base, as well as with other camps. For special needs or emergencies messages from home can be relayed to safari clients. Satellite telephones can be arranged by special request.
Time
GMT plus three (3) hours.
Electricity
230v AC but all camps have 110v AC Converters.
5. The Climate
Owing to Tanzania’s close proximity to the Equator, the annual variation on temperature is small. The inland climate, due to altitude, is cool in the morning and evening, but warm at mid-day. The average temperature during the day is about 80 degrees F (27 degrees C) and at night this can drop to 60 degrees F (15 degrees C). The coast has a warm tropical climate during the day and temperature drops at night.
Recommended Clothing
Bush clothes should be loose, comfortable and sturdy. Dark green heavy cotton is best. Laundry is done daily; flat irons with live coals are used for ironing. East Africa, due to its altitude, can sometimes be cold. A warm duffel jacket or heavy jersey is necessary in some areas for the cool of the evening, night and morning. An anti tsetse fly jacket is recommended such as the Bug Tamer, available in the United States.
Tanzania Hunting Areas
Baobab safaris Hunting Safari guarantees an exceptional hunting experience in our well-maintained hunting concessions scattered across Tanzania. Discover the ultimate thrill of hunting while exploring the breathtaking landscapes of this remarkable country.
General Information
Tanzania is a malarial area and it's important to take precautions. RHS suggests checking with your doctor or local health authority for details on health regulations and immunization requirements.
Hunting Regulations
Please note that clients are only allowed to hunt animals for which they have been issued a permit, depending on the availability of the quota. It is important to adhere to the Tanzanian Law, which permits hunting solely for hunting clients.