Tanzania Tour Packages from Dubai, UAE

Know what? Planning a safari trip in Tanzania isn’t just about ticking off the Big Five. It’s more about being surrounded by millions of migrating wildebeests during the Great Migration in the Serengeti. As you wander through this land, see dust circulate in the air, hear thunder hooves, and spot predators on the hunt. Further, plan your next move to go on game drives. You’ll have the opportunity to spot the country’s incredible wildlife, including elephants, lions, buffalo, giraffes, zebras, and more. What next? See the Ngorongoro Crater, a UNESCO World Heritage Site which is home to a variety of wildlife, including lions, hippos, and elephants. And the most amazing part is, you are going to experience all of it in just a single, customizable Tanzania trip package at any time of the year. Have you ever thought of flying high with the love of your life with a glass of wine in the incredible wilderness? Oh well, this dream will come true very soon! Just take a hot air balloon ride over the Serengeti and see the mesmerizing park's wildlife and landscapes. How about clicking elephants standing under ancient baobab trees? You should know that Tarangire National Park offers some of the most intimate wildlife encounters in East Africa. Besides, our Tanzania travel packages from Dubai ensure you explore these legendary landscapes with all the comforts. With experienced guides, safe stays, private vehicles, and customizable itineraries, we assure our itinerary will match your travel style.

Still wondering what sets Tanzania apart? It’s the variety! You’ll receive a perfect amalgam of raw adventure and comfort in your complete wildlife journey. Every Tanzania trip package from Dubai, UAE, offers cultural experiences, such as spending a morning with the Maasai, hiking along Lake Manyara’s edge, or learning about ancient rock art in Kondoa. To bring extra adventure into your Tanzania exploration, go on walking safaris. This is a great way to spot wildlife up close and personally and have a great experience walking in the bush. Photography enthusiast? The golden hour glow during dawn in the Serengeti or the reflection of Mt. Kilimanjaro on Lake Chala creates perfect frames you’ll never want to forget. When in doubt, what is next? Head to Selous Game Reserve, one of the largest protected areas in Africa, and it is a great place for those who want to see these pretty, gentle giants up close. Worry not, you can add this place to our customizable Tanzania tour packages from Dubai for your next wild adventure. Yes, we have something stored for families as well! Rely on our Tanzania package holidays, which include kid-friendly lodges, safe transport, and even programs for junior levels to keep your young explorers engaged.

Not all safaris end in the bush. After days of exciting wildlife, every traveler chooses to unwind on Zanzibar’s spice-scented ports. So, head to this tropical paradise of Zanzibar Island to have a relaxing time on the serene beach. Swim in the clean waters and learn about the Island’s rich history and culture via locals' experiences. This town will definitely complete your Tanzanian story. Meanwhile, our customizable Tanzania holiday packages often include this beach space. Our packages are best for couples, honeymooners, and even frequent travelers who seek a mix of excitement with all the ease. Seeking something more private? Well, we can arrange all-inclusive villas or boutique resorts far from the tourist route for you. Moving further, have you ever heard of Stone Town in East Africa? Most visitors call Zanzibar Town as Stone Town. Here’s why! It’s a historic quarter where every tourist wanders for hours, through a path of wide streets, visits ancient forts, and explores local markets. This allows visitors to easily lose themselves in centuries of history while exploring the blend of Swahili, Arab, and European cultures in just one place. So, does your ideal involve a perfect holiday that includes both adventure and relaxation? Without waiting more, explore our range of Tanzania travel packages from Dubai, UAE, which will give you the best of both worlds. How about wildlife by day, waves and wellness by night?

Interest in Tanzania tour packages from Dubai has grown rapidly among travelers who want something authentic yet perfectly organized. Tanzania offers on-arrival visa option for UAE Nationals, frequent flights from Dubai to Kilimanjaro or Zanzibar, and growing awareness of sustainable tourism. All of these facts make Tanzania one of the top emerging spots for wildlife lovers, culture seekers, and adventure travelers. The best of all? Our expert team crafts Tanzania trip package itineraries that balance thrill and relaxation, luxury and authenticity, nature and comfort. So, if you’re ready for something real, this destination will deliver for your inner adventure soul. Your journey to Africa’s soul is closer than you think, especially with our customized Tanzania travel packages from Dubai today, and anytime you desire. Ready to hear the roar of the wild? Let’s plan a story you’ll never stop telling.

Tanzania Visa Requirements for UAE Residents

Planned your dream safari already? But here’s the catch! Understanding the visa process is a critical step to getting a smooth entry into the country. So, before booking Tanzania tour packages from Dubai, UAE, it’s mandatory to secure a visa for UAE residents. Although the visa application process is simple, fast, and flexible but you need to understand certain Tanzania visa requirements for UAE residents to prevent your visa rejection.

Before moving further, let’s understand some visa options for UAE passport holders:

UAE citizens can enter Tanzania with either an e-Visa or a Visa on Arrival at their convenience. Both visa options are valid for tourism and cover all popular destinations in Tanzania.

• Tourist e-Visa: An e-Visa can be applied online before your departure date. The processing time is generally 3-7 business days and is valid for 90 days. As proof, travelers will receive a digital copy of the visa to present on arrival.
• Visa on Arrival: This is available at major entry points, including Kilimanjaro International Airport and Zanzibar International Airport. Meanwhile, the process takes 20-30 minutes at Immigration, and payment can be made via cash or card.

Required Documents:

To apply for a tourist visa, UAE residents will need the following:

• A scan of your valid UAE passport with validity of at least 6 months.
• A UAE resident's visa (if applicable) with 6 months' validity
• A scanned passport-sized photo (must meet Tanzanian Immigration e-Visa photo specifications)
• Confirmed return tickets
• Confirmation of your accommodation in Tanzania or your tour itinerary
• A completed online form (for e-Visa applicants)

Important Update for Zanzibar Visitors

Since late 2024, travelers entering Zanzibar need to pay a mandatory insurance fee of USD 44 (~AED 162) on arrival. This covers medical emergency services, baggage protection, and personal accident coverage during your stay (up to 90 days). Also, this fee applies in addition to the regular tourist visa fee.

Go Beyond Safari: Cultural and Coastal Places to Visit in Tanzania

Here’s a look at the top places to visit in Tanzania and must-do experiences that turn an ordinary holiday into a memorable one.

Serengeti National Park: Witness the Great Migration

If you have ever dreamt of Africa to spend your vacation, chances are you must have thought about the Serengeti. If there’s one place that defines Africa’s wild spirit, it’s the Serengeti. Several wildlife movies were shot in the Serengeti, and with good reason, this park is home to the Great Migration and also one of the last natural wonders on earth. Covering over 14,750 sq. Kms, the Serengeti is one of the world’s most iconic safari parks. Every year, more than 1.5 million wildebeest, 200,000 zebras, and 300,000 gazelles migrate in a vast circular journey in search of fresh grazing land.

The best time to witness this natural phenomenon? June to October, especially if you want to catch the Mara River crossing near the northern Serengeti. Indeed, a bucket list moment for many wildlife lovers.

Or, if you’re looking for a wildlife viewing spot throughout the year, head to the Western Corridor. It is an aesthetically pleasing area of the park and supports a good amount of wildlife throughout the whole year. How about going completely remote for an exceptional game viewing? Then Grumeti will take your breath away! Because of its remote location in Serengeti, the number of visitors here is limited to around 60 guests in just a small luxury camp. So, ask yourself, would you rather go for a private game viewing experience without crowds? Grumeti is your answer!

Another wildlife spot is Northern Serengeti & Lobo, a very little-visited portion of the park which is often overlooked. Welcome to the unspoiled beauty of Serengeti, where the area is much denser in terms of greenery, so it’s a bit of a task to spot wildlife.

• Getting there: Direct flights from Arusha to central Serengeti (Seronera) take about 1 hour.
• Where to stay: Mid-range tented camps to luxury lodges.
• Top Activity: Hot air balloon safaris at sunrise are an ultimate way to experience the vastness of the national park.

Ngorongoro Crater – Wildlife in a Lost World

Ngorongoro was a volcano a long time ago. After some years, it collapsed and converted into a bowl-like structure known as a caldera. Caldera is a Spanish term that means cooking pot, because yes, it gives a pot-like depression.

Step into one of nature’s most surreal arenas – the Ngorongoro Crater. It’s a massive volcanic caldera that stands over 25,000 animals within steep green walls. It’s actually the world’s largest intact caldera, measuring 19 km wide and 600 m deep. Just a 3-hour drive from Arusha, this area gives you a chance to see the Big Five, including the rare and endangered black rhino. The crater is also incredibly theatrical, and the best part is that wildlife rarely migrates out here, hence game viewing is consistent year-round.

What makes it even more unique is the view from the rim. As you ride from your safari vehicle, you’ll notice how the landscape changes, see alpine forests at the top to flat grassy plains below, with a freshwater lake in the center. While most enthusiasts head to Ngorongoro for a safari drive, it’s an incredible place for a guided walk in the wall’s forest. All you will see are waterfalls, very uncommon and colorful birds, and a picturesque view of the crater basin below.

Perfect time to visit? It depends on the time of year; you’ll either spot greenery when you look down from the rim or a dry, scorched one. Here’s a season classification to help you better analyze the season:

• Short Wet Season: November and December
• Long Dry Season: June to October
• Long Wet Season: mid-March to May
• Short Dry Season: January to mid-March

Did you know? The name Ngorongoro is believed to have come from the Maasai people. It’s based on the “ngor-ngor” sound, made by a bell tied to the boss cow in a herd. That steady, repeating sound became linked to that area since then. In Bantu language, repeating sounds like this is a common way to name things that happen over and over.

• Travel time: 3-hour drive from Arusha; 2 hours from Lake Manyara.
• Park Fee: ~AED 257 per adult per day, mostly included in Tanzania tour packages from Dubai
• Where to stay: Crater edge lodges like Ngorongoro Serena Safari Lodge offer picturesque views and easy access.

Tarangire National Park – The Underrated Wilderness

Less crowded but full of surprises, Tarangire should be on your bucket list because of its quieter and more intimate safari experience. Know what Tarangire is most famous for? Its elephant herds and tree-climbing lions make Tarangire a must-visit spot despite being the least-visited destination on the Northern Safari. Alongside, Tarangire is home to classic African savannah species with a few unusual ones, including the long-necked gerenuk. And you know what, you won’t spot this amazing creature in Serengeti. Tarangire is also a paradise for birdwatchers, with over 550 species recorded.

Talking about Tarangire vegetation, the park stays very dry, but it’s much more greener, especially with an abundance of elephant grass. When you go on a walking safari, all you will see is a vast area with mixed acacia woodlands and some of the incredible ribbons of kelp (Alaria) of the aquatic forest. Oh, and not to forget the giant baobab tree that can stand tall for up to 600 years while storing at least 300-900 liters of water. Best time to see these gentle creatures? The park is at its best between June and November, when animals gather around Tarangire River, one of the few remaining water sources during the dry season.

What activities should you do in Tarangire on your Tanzania trip package this season? The primary Tanzania safari activity here is game driving, but if you live outside the park boundaries, walking tours and night safaris would definitely excite you. For those wanderers seeking extra adventure on their safari tour, join a hot air balloon ride over the Tarangire. As you soar high above the treetops of the Tarangire, you will enjoy a breathtaking perspective of wildlife like lions and ungulates right below you.

• Getting there: ~2 hours by road from Arusha.
• Stay Options: From authentic tented camps to luxury lodges like Tarangire Treetops.
• Ideal for: First-time travelers, wildlife photographers, and offbeat safari lovers.

Lake Manyara – Big Views, Tree-Climbing Lions & Bird Paradise

Closely packed yet diverse, Lake Manyara National Park is an excellent introduction to Tanzania’s varied ecosystems. Covering just 330 sq. km, it includes open grasslands, dense forests, hot springs, and the soda ash lake that attracts a flock of flamingos during the wet season. The park is also famous for its tree-climbing lions, which are rarely seen elsewhere in Africa.

Even called one of the smallest wildlife reserves in Tanzania, this park ecosystem boasts breathtaking landscapes to explore and observe. Not just wildlife, Lake Manyara is a haven for waterbirds with home to over 400 bird species, making it one of the best places in Tanzania for birdwatching. Some of the rare bird species you can expect to witness are Egyptian Geese, the Crowned Eagle, Pelicans, and the African Spoonbill. Nonetheless, Lake Manyara is especially famous for its growing flamingo population. Spot these pretty pink creatures along the lake’s shores, beautifully collected in large numbers and feeding on the dead algae.

Nothing compares to the excitement of going on a night game drive, boarding a safari vehicle or jeep in the silence of the night, and departing into the wilderness. Spot quilled porcupines, lean civet cats, brown hyenas loping around, and prowling lions during this time. If you’re lucky enough, you can also expect to see a leopard moving around in the dark.

Planning to visit in the wet season? Well, great since you will be able to enjoy this list of water activities on Lake Manyara, including canoeing, sunset boat cruises, and mokoro rides.

• Drive Time: ~90 minutes from Arusha
• Entry Fee: ~AED 183 – 220 per adult
• Don’t Miss: The Treetop Canopy Walk, a 370m suspension bridge 18 meters above ground.

Zanzibar – Island Escape After the Safari

Once you’ve had your fill of safari dust and adrenaline, it’s the final time to slow it down a little. Where? Have some relaxing time on the spice-scented shores of Zanzibar. Zanzibar is not just famous for its white beaches, tropical island charms, crystal clear sea, and spices; it also has some fascinating history. Were you aware that Zanzibar was the first region in Africa with color television? Here are a few facts you should know about Zanzibar:

• We start counting our time at midnight, since this is basically what every culture does. But Swahili culture starts counting its time at sunrise. So, what they call 7 AM is actually 1 o’clock in Swahili time. The reason? Because of being near the equator and the day is split evenly. That means 12 hours of daylight and 12 hours of night all year round.
• Although Zanzibar is a part of South Africa, that means an abundance of wildlife and safaris. But you won’t spot any lions, elephants, or giraffes there. Since safaris in Zanzibar usually happen underwater, spot stunning views of ocean life and coral reefs in the Indian Ocean.

Coming to the best time to visit Zanzibar, plan between July and October, during the cool, dry season with less rainfall, warm weather, and sea temperatures. This period also offers high season for safaris on the Tanzania mainland. Not just this, Zanzibar also attracts travelers with its happening and vibrant festivals that offer a stunning glimpse into the island’s rich traditions. Some of them include -

• Sauti za Busara Music Festival takes place in February and is one of the biggest music festivals in East Africa.
• Zanzibar International Film Festival – Stone Town welcomes you to be a part of this most important cultural event in Zanzibar, which happens in July.
• Soundscapes Zanzi, Techno Music Festivals – Performers and DJs from around the world on Paje Beach. Be a part of this event, which combines electronic dance music with holistic wellness and cultural awareness programs.

Most Tanzania tour packages from Dubai, UAE range from 5-9 days or more, combining 2-4 safari destinations and 1-2 nights in Zanzibar (or more). Feel free to make changes in our customizable packages.

Getting Around: Public Transportation in Tanzania

Exploring Tanzania isn’t just about safaris and scenic drives; it’s also about navigating the country like a local. While most travelers on Tanzania tour packages from Dubai rely on private transfers or guided 4x4 vehicles, there are several public transportation options for those seeking a more budget experience.

Explore Tanzania’s public transport in 2025, and have a look at its benefits, challenges, and suitability for every traveler.

Dala Dalas – The Local Ride

Tanzania’s most common mode of public transport is the Dala Dala, a shared minibus that operates like a local bus. With its widespread availability across the country, they even run frequent routes in cities like Arusha, Dar es Salaam, and Zanzibar. The best thing is, they have fixed start and end points, but very flexible stops in between.

• Operations: Runs from 6 AM to 9 PM with no fixed schedule. Vehicles depart once full.
• Fares: Typically range from TZS 400 to 1,000 (approx. 0.54 - 1.36 AED), depending on distance.
• Routes: Cover nearly all neighborhoods and towns, stopping frequently.
• Safety: Safety concerns faced by travelers due to high speeds and reckless driving.
• Tip: Expect tight spaces, loud music, and a fast-paced ride. Not ideal with heavy luggage or if you’re in a hurry.

Good to know: They’re great for short city trips but not ideal if you’re carrying heavy luggage or seeking comfort. Or you can even consider other alternatives like ride-hailing services or Bus Rapid Transit (BRT).

Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) in Dar es Salaam: Fast, Affordable & Efficient

Dar es Salaam, Tanzania’s largest city, launched its Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) system. It was locally known as Uda Rapid to tackle heavy traffic. Moreover, this is the most organized and efficient public transport option in Tanzania.

• Phase 1 Route: Runs from Kimara to Kivukoni (20.9 km) by passing through key points like Ubungo, Morogoro Road, and the City Centre.
• Fares: Start from TZS 400 to 800 (approx. 0.55 - 1.11 AED).
• Operating Hours: Operates from 5 AM to 10 PM daily.
• Features: Dedicated lanes, modern buses, electronic ticketing, security staff at terminals, and elevated platforms for boarding.
• Expansion: Phases 2 and 3 are ongoing. These connect Mbagala, Gongo la Mboto, and other growing suburbs to improve access for millions.

Best for: Travelers staying in Dar es Salaam who want a reliable and safe option to travel across the city without using taxis.

Boda Bodas: Two-Wheeler Options Through Traffic

Boda Bodas are motorbike taxis found all over Tanzania. These are popular for short rides, especially in areas where roads are narrow or traffic is heavy.

• Cost: Usually TZS 1,000 – 3,000 (approx. AED 1.36 - 4.07) for short trips within town.
• Operating Locations: Common in Arusha, Mwanza, Dodoma, and outskirts of national parks.
• Caution: Always wear a helmet when riding Boda Bodas (ask the driver). Avoid using this motorcycle at night or on highways.

Pro Tip: Great option for solo travelers or if you’re covering short distances. For safety, choose boda drivers near hotels or verified stands.

Bajajs (Auto Rickshaws): A Budget-Friendly City Exploring Option

These three-wheeled vehicles are also called tuk-tuks and are a fun and affordable way to get around urban neighborhoods.

• Cost: Starts at TZS 2,000 – 5,000 (AED 2.77 - 6.93) depending on the area you travel and your negotiation skills.
• Availability: Widely available in Arusha, Dar es Salaam, and Zanzibar.
• Comfort Level: Can fit 2-3 passengers at once, good for short-distance day travel.

Travel Tip: Always agree on the price before hopping in or ask locals about fair rates in that area.

Taxis or Ride-Hailing Apps

Taxis are widely available in major cities, but they do not run on meters. Hence, you’ll need to negotiate fares before the ride. Even ride-hailing apps offer better transparency and safety compared to street taxis.

• Cost: Local taxis usually charge TZS 5,000 to 15,000 (~AED 6.79 - 20.37) for short trips.
• Ride-Hailing Apps: Uber, Bolt, and Little Cab are evolving Tanzania’s transport landscape. Majorly available in Dar es Salaam and Arusha, offering affordable fares and card payments.

Safety Tip: Avoid unmarked street taxis, especially at night. Use taxis either recommended by hotels or ride apps whenever possible for extra safety.

Rail Travel: Slow but Scenic

Tanzania has 2 major railway networks. First is the Central Line (from Dar es Salaam to Kigoma) and the TAZARA Line that runs from Dar es Salaam to Zambia. Although the journeys are long, they are worth it as this ride will offer scenic countryside views and, of course, a nostalgic travel experience.

• Duration: Dar to Kigoma takes approx. 40-48 hours. While Dar to Mbeya (TAZARA) takes 24+ hours.
• Train Classes: 1st class sleeper (2-bed cabin), 2nd class sleeper (4 beds), 3rd class seating.
• Fares: 1st class sleeper from TZS 90,000 (~AED 122).

Know Before You Opt: Not ideal for tight itineraries, but a great option for adventurous travelers with spare time.

Ferries – Affordable Access to Zanzibar and Beyond

Travelers who are heading to the stunning beaches of Zanzibar or returning from the island to the mainland opt for the ferry. They are popular, scenic, and cost-effective, while their services are well-used by both locals and tourists. Hence, an ideal water transport alternative to flying if you’re not in a rush.

• Main Route: Dar es Salaam to Stone Town, Zanzibar.
• Operator: Azam Marine (fast and tourist-friendly option).
• Travel Time: ~ 1 hour 45 minutes.
• Fare: Economy Class: TZS 35,000 – 40,000 (~AED 47-54) | Business / VIP Class: Up to TZS 80,000 (~AED 108).
• Schedule: 4 daily departures – 7 AM, 9:30 AM, 12:30 PM, and 3:30 PM.

Pro Tip: Book in advance during peak season. Sit on the upper deck for breathtaking ocean views. Motion sickness? Carry the required tablets with you.

Domestic Flights: Quick Travel Between Parks & Coasts

Domestic flights are the most convenient option for travelers on Tanzania holiday packages from Dubai, UAE. Especially when you’re combining multiple national parks or visiting Zanzibar.

• Popular Airlines: Coastal Aviation, Air Excel, Auric Air, and Precision Air.
• Cost from: AED 440 – 1,358, depending on route and season.

Pro Tip: Book early during peak safari season (June-October) as seats fill up quickly.

Car Rentals & Used Car Purchases in Tanzania

Need more freedom on the road? Then, renting a car or buying a used vehicle may be worth considering, especially for long stays, business visits, or frequent trips between the park and cities.

Car Rentals:

• Where: Available in Arusha, Dar es Salaam, Zanzibar, Moshi.
• Cost: Sedan - TZS 75,000–125,000 / day (~AED 110-185) | 4x4 SUV – TZS 175,000–375,000 / day (~AED 260-560).
• Requirements: International Driving Permit (IDP), left-side driving, and cautious navigation on rural roads.
• Fuel: Around TZS 3,000/litre (~AED 4.60/litre).

Buying a Used Car:

• Where to Buy: ZoomTanzania, Cheki, local car dealers.
• Average Prices:
  Toyota RAV4: TZS 16M–25M (~AED 24,000–38,000)
  Toyota Prado: TZS 30M–50M (~AED 45,000–76,000)
• Paperwork Needed: TIN (Tax ID), insurance, registration, and transfer fees (~AED 90-150).

Best Time to Visit Tanzania

Finally planning a trip to Tanzania? The best time to visit depends on what you want to experience. But thanks to its location near the equator, Tanzania has 2 major seasons: dry and rainy. Each of them offers unique travel perks. So, travelers often consider June to October as the best time to visit Tanzania because of perfect wildlife viewing. Even see the wildebeest migration in Serengeti National Park during this period.

June to October – The Classic Safari Season (Dry Season)

This is the peak travel season and the best time for wildlife viewing. National parks like Serengeti, Ngorongoro Crater, Tarangire, and Lake Manyara are perfect for wildlife viewing. As the dry season sets in, animals gather around rivers and waterholes, making them easier to spot.

Why Go:

• Prime time for spotting the Big Five
• Clear skies, mild temperatures (20-25°C), and mostly sunny days
• Spot the Mara River wildebeest crossings (August and September in northern Serengeti)
• Expect fewer mosquitoes because of little to no rain

Travel Tip:

• Book well in advance – flights, stays, and Tanzania packages for families and couples from Dubai, since they sell out fast.
• Carry some warm clothing since mornings and nights get cold.
• It’s peak season to travel, and specific areas get crowded, so plan accordingly.

November to March – Green Season & Short Rains

This period brings short rains and lush greenery, but travel can still be possible and affordable too. It’s also the time when the southern Serengeti becomes the spot for calving season. This is the period when thousands of wildebeests give birth, and an excellent time to see predators' action.

Why Go:

• Fewer tourists, lower rates
• Excellent time for photographers to click green landscapes and dramatic skies.
• Calving and predator activity (January-March)

Weather: Expect occasional showers and humid afternoons, especially near the coast and islands.

April & May – Long Rains (Low Season)

This is the least popular time to visit Tanzania due to heavy rains. But that doesn’t mean you should not at all plan to visit the country. Zanzibar and parts of northern Tanzania can still be enjoyable with the right itinerary.

Why Consider It:

• Huge discounts on hotels and safari lodges
• Peaceful and crowd-free parks
• Stunning misty landscapes in highland areas

Things to Note: Some lodges in remote areas get closed. Roads can be muddy due to heavy rain. And game drives may be affected in these areas.

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