Arusha Tanzania Travel Guide
Download offline areas of Arusha and Northern Tanzania for navigation without internet.
Offers detailed offline maps for walking and being behind the wheel, useful with limited connectivity.
Available in Arusha for convenient and open taxi services.
Another popular ride-sharing program in Arusha.
Provides real-time exchange rates, valuable for budgeting and calculations.
Download the Swahili offline language pack for basic communication.
Search for African mammal guides or bird identification apps for species you encounter.
Visit eservices.immigration.go.tz for official e-Visa applications and entry information.
Www.tanzaniaparks.go.tz has information on all national parks, fees, and rules.
Www.ngorongorocrater.go.tz for specific information for this area.
Search for the Tanzania Tourist Board (TTB) website for typical tourism information and promotions.
Follow official tourism accounts or reputable safari operators on platforms like Instagram, Facebook, or X for updates and inspiration.
Search for podcasts focused on African safaris, Tanzanian culture, history, or wildlife.
Notify your bank and credit card companies of your travel dates to avoid security holds on your cards. (Capital One Travel)
Consider using a VPN for public Wi-Fi connections to secure your data. (NordVPN)
Utilize packing organizers for a more efficient luggage system. (Eagle Creek)
VAT refunds for tourists are generally not common or easily processed in Tanzania. Do not expect to claim VAT refunds on purchases.
Known for its depth, practical information, and focus on sustainable travel.
A detailed map for overall orientation, road conditions, and geographical context.
A Swahili cookbook offering traditional Tanzanian recipes.
A comprehensive guide for identifying wildlife encountered on safari.
An excellent bird identification guide for birdwatchers.
Books set in Tanzania provide cultural context and personal stories.
Explore Tanzanian music genres like Bongo Flava, Taarab (from Zanzibar), or traditional tribal music (e.g., Maasai chants).
Research Tinga Tinga painting (distinctive, colorful Tanzanian art) and Makonde carvings (intricate wood sculptures).
Join online travel communities, like TripAdvisor forums or Facebook groups dedicated to travel in Tanzania.
Before you set off, download all necessary offline maps and language packs. This secures access to crucial details even without reliable internet, notably in remote safari areas.
