Didn’t find all the answers among our FAQ or via our online travel assistant? Then feel free to send us an email. We will get back to you as soon as possible from Monday to Friday between 10AM and 5PM (GMT+1).
Do you have a specific question or want some more details about this kind of adventure? Then please feel free to schedule a call to get personal advice from the expert for this trip. No strings attached!
During your trip, you’ll receive a specific emergency number from the local tour leader. In addition, you can call our main office line from Monday to Friday between 10 AM and 5 PM (GMT+1). Please note, however, that you won’t reach your personal travel expert on this number. For that, we ask you to send us a message (see above) or schedule a call.
For your trip to Tanzania, no vaccinations are required if you fly directly from Belgium or the Netherlands. Are you traveling via a country where yellow fever occurs, such as Kenya, and staying there for more than 12 hours during a layover? Then a yellow fever vaccination may be required.
These vaccinations are recommended:
Schedule a travel consultation with your GP or a travel clinic well in advance for personalized advice, including protection against malaria.
You need a valid international passport. When applying for a visa, your passport must still be valid for at least six months and have at least one blank visa page. Also check which visa requirements apply to your nationality. If you need a visa, you can apply through the official Tanzanian eVisa website. We’ll send you more practical information after you book.
The Tanzania Nomads road trip is a carefully planned experience, with the ideal route, accommodation and logistics all taken care of.
Of course, you can extend your trip independently, for example by spending a few extra days in Arusha or Zanzibar after your road trip.