Your Ultimate Tanzania Travel Guide - Explore The Tanzania | Tanzania Travel VLOG
Your Ultimate Tanzania Travel Guide - Explore The Tanzania | Tanzania Travel VLOG
Tanzania is a little paradise with so much to see and do but it require careful planning especially around safari and islands.
Tanzania - Country in East Africa
Tanzania is an East African country known for its vast wilderness areas. They include the plains of Serengeti National Park, a safari mecca populated by the “big five” game (elephant, lion, leopard, buffalo, rhino), and Kilimanjaro National Park, home to Africa’s highest mountain. Offshore lie the tropical islands of Zanzibar, with Arabic influences, and Mafia, with a marine park home to whale sharks and coral reefs.
Timestamps:
00:00 Intro - Tanzania Highlights
01:35 Tanzania Visa On Arrival OR Tanzania E Visa
02:13 Getting to Tanzania
02:52 Tanzania Public Transport
04:53 Tourist Sim Card in Tanzania
05:20 Tanzania Currency
06:25 Medication and Vaccination for the Tourist
06:40 Tanzania Local People Behavior
08:15 Is Tanzania Safe?
08:48 Food in Tanzania
09:34 Must Bring Items for the Tanzania Tour
10:22 Tanzania Safari
11:37 Animal Welfare
12:30 How Many Days for the Tanzania Tour?
Explore The Tanzania Playlist:
What is Tanzania known for?
Tanzania is home to two renowned tourism destinations - Africa's highest mountain, Kilimanjaro, and wildlife-rich national parks such as the Serengeti - but has become a target for poachers.
Is it safe to go to Tanzania?
Tanzania is generally considered a safe country. That said, you do need to take the usual precautions and keep up with government travel advisories. Avoid isolated areas, especially isolated stretches of beach. In cities and tourist areas take a taxi at night.
Why is Tanzania so dangerous?
Country Summary: Violent crime, such as assault, sexual assault, robberies, mugging, and carjacking, is common. Local police may lack the resources to respond effectively to serious crime.
BrownBoyTravels
Website:
Instagram:
Facebook:
TikTok:
#tanzania #travelguide #travelingafrica
7 East African Presidents With Their Statehouses | Kenya vs Uganda vs Tanzania vs Rwanda
Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda, Rwanda, South Sudan, Burundi and Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) form the East African Community. The presidents of these countries live in well protected residences called State houses or Flag houses or Presidential palaces.
This video contains a list of the seven east African presidents and their state houses.
Some of these statehouses such as the State house of Kenya, currently occupied by the newly elected president of Kenya, President William Ruto, were Built by the colonialists during the colonial era. However some of them are still new or under construction like the Chamwino state house in Dodoma that was recently completed. The construction of the Chamwino statehouse was necessitated by the shifting of the Tanzania's capital from Dar es Salaam to Dodoma. The State house is expected to be Opened by the Current president of Tanzania, Samia Suluhu Hassan.
Thank you for watching, be sure to like, share and Subscribe as I bring you more information on the Africa continent, People and Culture
Top 10 Most Impressive African Presidential Motorcades
African Presidents have some of the most Impressive Presidential motorcades. For maximum protection the motorcades have to heavily guarded by military men that normally follow these presidents.
Algeria, Angola, Benin, Botswana, Burkina Faso, Burundi, Cape Verde, Cabo Verde, Cameroon, Central African Republic (CAR), Chad, Comoros, The Democratic Republic of the Congo, Republic of the Congo, Cote d'Ivoire, Djibouti, Egypt, Equatorial Guinea, Eritrea, Eswatini (formerly Swaziland), Ethiopia, Gabon, Gambia, Ghana, Guinea, Guinea-Bissau, Kenya, Lesotho, Liberia, Libya, Madagascar, Malawi, Mali, Mauritania, Mauritius, Morocco, Mozambique, Namibia, Niger, Nigeria, Rwanda, Sao Tome and Principe, Senegal, Seychelles, Sierra Leon, Somalia, South Africa, South Sudan, Sudan, Tanzania, Togo, Tunisia, Uganda, Zambia, Zimbabwe
cameroon, cape verde, Ivory coast, chad, Egypt, Algeria, Gambia, Gabon, Eritrea, Djibouti, Botswana, Namibia, Burundi, Angola, Benin, Libya, Lesotho, Eswatini, Malawi, comoros, Guinea, Guinea Bisau, Equitorial Guinea, Burkina Faso.
0:00 - Intro
0:52 - Museveni
1:36 - Emmerson Mnangagwa
2:21 - King Mohammed VI
3:05 - Samia Suluhu
3:36 -Paul Biya
4:18 - Nana Akufo Ado
5:01 - Bola Ahmed Tinubu
5:46 - Paul Kagame
6:21 - William Ruto
7:11 - Cyril Ramaphosa
7:42 - Outro
The GOOD and BAD about traveling Zanzibar ????
I really loved traveling in Zanzibar, but there are some things I wish I knew before traveling here. Want my Zanzibar SECRET video?
I share them with you in this video along with HELPFUL TIPS for planning ahead for your trip!
Want my Zanzibar SECRET video?
???? ALL Zanzibar and Africa travel videos:
???? Oahu videos:
????This Zanzibar info for testing was shared with me by a helpful viewer:
✉️ Want HELPFUL travel tips delivered to you weekly? JOIN my travel tribe! ⬇️
——————————————————
????TRAVEL NOTES + RESOURCES ????
????Protect your feet! These are the sandals I swear by:
????These are the specific HOTELS I stayed at:
Double Tree (Stone Town)
Dhow Palace (Stone Town)
Geo Hotel (Jambiani / Paje)
Opera Hotel (Nungwi)
????I love reading HOTEL reviews and finding the BEST DEAL on Trip Advisor
???? Abdul is the DRIVER I used and recommend
What’s App +255 777 559 592
????????TOP TOURS in Zanzibar via Viator (I love them, especially b/c of their easy cancellation policies!)
✈️ This is how I find cheap flights on Sky Scanner
——————————————————
????????♀️Let’s CONNECT!
Instagram:
Facebook:
Twitter:
Pinterest:
Tiktok
???? Learn the behind the scenes of how I CREATE for this channel:
——————————————————
⏰ WHAT’S IN THIS VIDEO
0:00 Intro
0:28 (Love) Diversity of the island
1:05 (Love) Beaches and sunsets
1:50 (Love) Culture
2:32 (Love) Watersports
2:52 (Love) Prices
$80-120 /night for hotels in high season
$120 for a bad hotel in low season
$100 nungwi for scuba
$150 in oahu
$10-$30 for meals with drinks
$30 for lunch w/o drinks
4:10 (Didn’t love) Prices
5:14 (Didn’t love) Hawkers
6:00 Shhhh
6:35 (Didn’t love) Food
7:30 (Didn’t love) Rough ocean
8:04 (Didn’t love) Very under developed
✨ A blog post I LOVED using to plan my trip
#Zanzibar #ZanzibarIsland #Tanzania
——————————————————
???? I’m Christine and I keep it REAL ???? and also REAL FUN. I do A LOT of research before I travel to the places I go to, and I take EVERYTHING I learned and EVERYTHING I experienced and I make the travel videos I WISH I GOT TO SEE before I traveled to a place. That’s what you’re seeing in this video. I hope it helps.
????I created the first 100 YouTube videos of this channel using just my iPhone. I both shot and edited everything from my phone (mainly while standing in lines at the airport or sitting on the beach) cuz I’m a non-stop traveler. I’ve evolved (not much! I still film from my phone!) since then. This is a list of…
???? MY VLOGGING GEAR:
Read through our YouTube disclaimer policy here:
Finally Saw the Amazing Golden Monkeys in Rwanda ???????? S7 EP.36 | Pakistan to South Africa
Instagram:
Email (only business): Business@Wildlensbyabrar.com
Membership:
Patreon:
Blog:
Music:
Artlist: (**2 months free if you use this link)
Epidemic Sound: (**1 month free if you use this link )
#goldenmonkey #Africa #Rwanda #wildlife #motorcycletours #motovlog #roadtrip #offroad #bmwg310gs
This travel vlog is about my experience of visiting Volcanos National Park in Rwanda and Golden Monkey trekking. I stayed overnight in Lake Kivu near the Congo Border.
BACKPACKING IN TANZANIA (DAR ES SALAAM, KILIMANJARO, NDORO WATERFALLS, JUNGLES IN MOSHI) TRAVEL VLOG
#Tanzania #Kilimanjaro #DaresSalaam #travelvlog
In this video:
Dar es Salaam, Moshi (mountain Kilimanjaro), Ndoro Waterfalls, African Jungles, Marangu Village, Babati; Couchsurfing in Moshi, Private villa on the beach of my new friend;
CONSEQUENCES OF A WILDFIRE IN KILIMANJARO;
Kalabas monkey - black/white monkey with long hair;
Two horned chameleons;
How Mango, bananas, been bananas, passion fruit, coffee are growing.
__________________________________________________________
Question: Have you ever been to Tanzania? If you could choose the best place to visit in Tanzania, what would it be? If you have any questions about traveling in Tanzania let me know in the comments.
__________________________________________________________
Stay tuned, subscribe to not miss my Next video - Tanzania (part 3): Visiting an African private school in a small village in Babati.
__________________________________________________________
✔️ 4 Ways To Say Thanks & Support The Channel:
☕️ Buy Me A Coffee: If you would like to make a small donation to support my channel please buy me a coffee➡️ link below. It's totally voluntary, and I still love you if you choose not to ????❤️
???? Share This Video On Social Media: This costs nothing but helps a lot!
???? Give This Video A Thumbs Up!
❤️ Subscribe to my channel to see more crazy and beautiful stories from all around the world:
__________________________________________________________
0:00 - Baoba seed
0:24 - Amazing Villa with a private beach
0:44 - Essentials to have in Africa!
2:01 - Local food at the Couchsurfing
2:42 - Real African Jungles, Calabas
3:33 - Fruits, BananaBeer?
4:15 - Marangu Village, Ndoro River
5:10 - Ndoro Waterfall
5:40 - Wildfire consequences
6:14 - Two horned chameleon
7:29 - Moshi - Babati, local time?
8:15 - Private school in Tanzania
__________________________________________________________
Music:
Alan Walker - Fade [NCS Release].mp3
__________________________________________________________
Social Media
Jesse:
Instagram –
More info about me and my projects on my web site –
DR Congo's Capital Kinshasa. The Largest, Most Developed City in Central Africa
Kinshasa is the capital of the Democratic Republic of the Congo. It faces Brazzaville, the capital of the neighbouring Republic of Congo, which can be seen in the distance across the wide Congo River.
RECOMMENDED videos ????
SUBSCRIBE here ????
Kinshasa has the largest population of any city in Africa with a population of 14 million within the City limits, and is also the 2nd largest French-speaking city in the world behind Paris. After decades of armed conflicts imposed by neighbouring countries, the infrastructures of the once leading modern African city are now being remarkably restored. Chinese companies are involved in numerous projects of reconstruction throughout the city.
MUSIC USED:
D Fine Us Youtube Channel and Social Media--
TITLE : Howling At The Moon
COPYRIGHT : D Fine Us (Artlist)
10 Most Beautiful African Presidential Palaces
African presidents have some of the most beautiful presidential palaces in the world. The palaces are a symbol of might and power that a president has and therefore a lot of creativity and resources are normally employed during construction.
Thank you for watching, be sure to like share and subscribe as I will be bringing you more information on the African continent, people and culture.
0:00 - Intro
0:41 - State House, Uganda
1:27 - Presidential Palace, Mauritania
2:04 - Palais de la republique Senegal
2:40 - Iavoloha Place, Madagascar
3:22 - Golden Jubilee house, Ghana
3:56 - State House, Namibia
4:35 - Union Buildings, Pretoria
5:29 - Chamwino state house, Tanzania
6:35 - Palais de l'Unité, Cameroon
7:18 - Abdeen Palace, Egypt
8:04 - Outro
HONESTLY Top 10 things I love about Tanzania ????????|travel tanzania guide vlog |life in tanzania|
So these are my best opinion after leaving in Tanzania ???????? more than 15 years.
If you enjoy my content feel free to hit the subscribe button and give a like to the video,
More over leave a suggestion on what you think about China or whats the best place in the world that you would wish to visit one.
Feel free to join me in me in my daily activities and more experience through
INSTAGRAM
FACEBOOK PAGE
TWITTER
#zanzibar #tanzania #travelvlog
This is the best city in Tanzania. Zanzibar!!! #tanzania #zanzibar
Discover Tanzania in 30 minutes
Discover Tanzania in 30 minutes, Local people in Tanzania, Tanzania travel guide, Landscape & nature in Tanzania, Tanzania tourism & vacations, Tanzania travel vlog, Wildlife in Tanzania
Travel Videos (Subscribe Now) ????
We firmly believe that planning a Tanzania safari can be just as much fun as going on the trip itself. But we also know that organising a trip can be confusing and even a little bit frustrating – and that’s where we come in. Below, we’ve put together our top Tanzania travel tips, from the right airports to fly into, to the best time of year to travel – and a few nuggets of knowledge in between.
How long should I go for?
First on our list of Tanzania travel tips is this golden question and one that we get asked a lot. Our most common answer? It’s totally up to you. Seven to 10 nights for a multi-park or multi-country safari is a good starting point with two nights minimum in each camp (but we rather like three). Less than that and you’re in and out before you can say, ‘There’s a lion in that bush.’ But even if you’ve only got four nights then we can make it work – stay in one place with a variety of activities and maximise your wildlife viewing time. If you want to stay for seven nights in one place and make the most of the swimming pool and the down time, then that’s fine too. Play around with our trip designer and discover what works best for your time and budget.
Consider driving
Driving may seem like the most sensible option for moving around between safari parks, but actually, it’s not always possible due to the long distances and in some cases, wild terrain! The parks of Tanzania’s northern circuit, however, are ideally located to combine in a driving route – and that’s the second of our Tanzania top tips. Driving will undoubtedly save you a few pennies but it’s also a great way to see the ‘behind the scenes’ aspect of a country that you may miss if you choose to fly. Our Tanzania driving route combines Tarangire, the Serengeti and Ngorongoro but you could also consider adding Lake Manyara or some time at the beach – blissful Ras Katuni is even within driving distance of Dar es Salaam (although you may need to hop on a plane to get to Dar first!).
When should I travel?
The weather in Tanzania is fairly easily divided into different seasons. The main dry season runs from July to September and you can expect warm days and clear, blue skies as well as excellent game viewing. No surprise, then, that it’s the most popular time to visit. There is however another shorter dry season that runs from the end of December (just in time for Christmas!) to February. The rain tends to fall from March to May, and then again briefly in October/November time. But our Tanzania travel tip would be to not let the rain put you off! There’s no northern hemisphere drizzle here, and thunderstorms tend to be short, sharp and spectacular. Game viewing in places like the Serengeti is phenomenal (think lots of babies being born and beautiful, emerald plains), and plenty of migratory birds in places like Ruaha and Tarangire.
The beach
We couldn’t give you a list of Tanzania travel tips without mentioning the coastline. With an exotic array of tropical islands and more postcard-perfect beaches than sunbathing time, Tanzania ticks all the boxes for a classic ‘bush-and-beach’ holiday. Most flights out to the islands leave from Dar es Salaam and the connections are so easy, adding a few days at the beach is almost compulsory. The three main islands are Zanzibar, Pemba and Mafia (read more about the differences between them here). Zanzibar is the largest and easiest to get to, and it’s the perfect mix of old-world culture and beach luxe. Pemba is a remote, easy-going island that’s perfect to get away from it all, whilst Mafia is the place to be for snorkelling with whale sharks – and just generally fantastic marine-life viewing whether by boat or under the water.
Head off the beaten track
It’s true that some parks in Tanzania can get a little busy at times, so use it to your advantage and try something a little different? Rubondo Island, a tropical wildlife sanctuary in the middle of Lake Victoria is just the place for a Robinson Crusoe-esque adventure,whilst the glorious Mahale Mountains offer world-class chimp trekking. If your heart is set on the northern circuit, then how about traversing the Ngorongoro Highlands with a dedicated Maasai by your side? And if you really can’t leave out the Serengeti but aren’t so keen on the crowds, check out the Grumeti concession (our favourite lodges include Singita Faru Faru or the more classic Legendary Mobile Camp) in the west of the park. Here, tourists and lodges are few but wildlife is plentiful and you’ll still catch the Great Migration if you visit in April or May.
WHAT THEY DON’T TELL YOU|Is Tanzania really safe for foreigners|Travel guide to Tanzania Africa
So today am going to tell you all the things that you need to know about safety in tanzania ????????, if your planning to come to tanzania please do a good research about the place you want to visit.
If you have any questions about tanzania feel free to ask me on social media.
So mostly people have heard about Kariakoo so much for what it offers but please be aware of the things you buy there, some people might sell you some knockoffs and you won’t like it.
Today I will be going to get my camera lens that I bought from china ????????.
If you enjoy my content feel free to hit the subscribe button and give a like to the video,
More over leave a suggestion on what you think about China or whats the best place in the world that you would wish to visit one.
Feel free to join me in me in my daily activities and more experience through
INSTAGRAM
FACEBOOK PAGE
TWITTER
#travelvlog #tanzania #zanzibar
Tarangire National Park - Amazing place to visit in Tanzania
Tarangire National Park in Tanzania
Sixth largest park in Tanzania
Wonderful Safari experience with wide range of animals found in the park
From lions to leopard, from Zebras to Giraffes
It has largest elephant population
Nearest city to Tarangire is Arusha which is approximately 120 kilometers
#wildlife #safari #africansafari #tarangire #elephant
Tanzanian Girl Invites me to her house in Zanzibar! ????????
During my stay in Zanzibar I spent 2 weeks in the lovely village of Paje where I met a very nice girl that invited me to have lunch at her house.
The first time I went to her house I ate rice with meat and vegetables that is a very common meal in Zanzibar, however in this video was my second time eating at her house we haven't got much time so she prepared something easier.
By the way even if it wasn't the most typical meal I decided to upload the video to show you how Tanzanian people cook and eat in their home with I found it pretty interesting.
Karibu House:
Want to start kitesurf lessons in Paje? Contact the best kite teacher:
Please share this video if you liked it, or subscribe to the channel
Thank you for watching!
Photos on:
If you want to help me and want to see more videos like this one please support me on:
Por favor, compartes este video si te gusto o inscríbete al canal.
Buena visión!
Foto:
Si quieres ayudarme y quieres ver otros videos como esto, por favor, haces una donación en:
Top 10 African Countries With the Strongest Military (Military Power)
The top 10 Countries in Africa with the strongest militaries.
The Military strength of a country plays a very important role in protecting the citizens of a country and its territorial Integrity. For this reason, African Countries have boosted their military strength over the years.
There are several factors considered when ranking countries' military strength including, fighter jets, tanks, and personnel.
ONE AFRICA
ONE COUNTRY.
ONE PRESIDENT
ONE CURRENCY
ONE PASSPORT
ONE PEOPLE
THE FUTURE IS HERE
00:00 - Intro
01:03 - Angola
01:49 - Tanzania
02:27 - Kenya
03:05 - Sudan
03:31 - Morocc0
04:10 - Ethiopia
04:48 - Nigeria
05:23 - South Africa
06:11 - Algeria
07:02 - Egypt
07:49 - Outro
End of Visit at Poli Primary School - Tanzania Tour Nov 2020 Journey of a Lifetime
Highlights from our Tanzania Nov 20 - 30, 2020 Roots & Culture Tour. This is paradise in the tropics from Arusha to Dar es Salaam to Zanzibar Island. Join our next Journey of a Lifetime to Ghana Dec 24, 2020 - Jan 5, 2021; Senegal & The Gambia April 2-12, 2021; Ghana May 24 – June 4, 2021 and Tanzania Nov 18 – 29, 2021. Visit our website for details on future Africa Tours & Investments at Investments at Subscribe to our YouTube channel and get all of the video highlights at View our photo galleries on FB Twitter IG Email me at afta2010@msn.com or bomittservices@gmail.com Bomani Technology: Service-Support-Consultation.
This is the website link for all info, price and more if you are interested in our future community in Ghana.
#Africafortheafricans #AfricaTours #TanzaniaTours #Tanzania #RepatriationtoAfrica #thejourneyofalifetimetours #BlackConsciousness #blackpower #nationbuilding #RootsandCultureTours #ArushaTours #DarEsSalaamTours #ZanzibarTours #ZanzibarIsland #Zanzibar #TourstoAfrica #BestAfricaTours
Do you want to visit Kenya? - 10 Travel Tips you need to know
DO YOU WANT TO VISIT KENYA? - 10 TRAVEL TIPS YOU NEED TO KNOW (2020)// Get a free travel Checklist for your safari in Kenya here:
You are planning to visit Kenya? This video will teaches you 10 things I wish I had known before traveling to Kenya the first time. 10 travel tips which will help you to prepare your holidays in Kenya.
I am sharing insights about the languages used in Kenya, which currency and credit cards are good to use. Why a self-drive safari is not recommended at all, how you can quickly get access to the Internet anywhere in Kenya, how you should move around Nairobi, and more safety travel tips for you.
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Hi, I am Sinja, a full-time travel mom and influencer, who decided to NOT let the birth of my son stop me from creating the life I want to live. I made it to my mission to support other moms to do the same and invite everyone to join me on our adventures through Africa and of course if you need help in planning your trip to Kenya, start by downloading the FREE Kenya Travel Checklist as the first step.
This will help you to structure your thoughts and not to feel that you might be missing out or not knowing which documents you will need to enter and which vaccines etc.
After this you will receive 4 valuable emails with insider tips and hacks on how to plan your trip to Kenya without any headaches.
Get the Travel Checklist here:
And this is an extra gift for all the travel moms:
Get a FREE Family Safari Preparation Kit and never worry about safety, hygiene or co anymore:
****************************************************************************
Say hi on social media & follow my daily Instagram stories!
Instagram:
Thank you for your support!
#TravelWithSinja #VisitKenya #KenyaTravelTips
And listen to my NEW Podcast to become an Unstoppable Mom and help you to do crush life with your child and live your life to your fullest potential.
THE UNSTOPPABLE MOM's PODCAST:
DISCLAIMER: Links included in this description might be affiliate links. If you purchase a product or service with the links that I provide I may receive a small commission. There is no additional charge to you! Thank you for supporting my channel so I can continue to provide you with free content each week!
SOUTH AMERICA | 5 SAFEST COUNTRIES TO VISIT | RANKED HIGHER THAN THE USA
TOP 5 SAFEST SOUTH AMERICAN COUNTRIES TO VISIT
Welcome to Travel Discovery! South America is a continent of mystery and legends, ancient civilizations, and awe-inspiring natural scenery. Stunning islands, mountains reaching into the heavens, colorful cultures and lively cities beg to be explored. But for many people, South America is intimidating. Headlines of unrest and instability may have you thinking twice about planning a trip there anytime soon. But did you know South America has some of the safest countries in the world that are ranked higher than the USA. Come along for the virtual tour!
Link to full article mentioned in this video:
Subscribe for more Travel Discovery content ????
Buy Affordable Travel Insurance ????:
Affiliate links are only suggestions and I may receive a small commission at no extra cost to you.
#southamerica #digitalnomad
Top 10 Towns/Cities to Live in Kenya
Kenya is a beautiful african country.This video showcases TOP 10 TOWNS/CITIES TO LIVE IN KENYA. There are various great places to live in Kenya. Check them out in the video to find out more about Kenya and the best places to live in Kenya.
#TopTownsorCitiestoLiveinKenya#PlacestoLiveinKenya#AboutKenya #BestPlacestoLiveinKenya #Kenya #Africa #ListCafe
Kenya - Tanzania border police ****s me! ???????? ???????? Africa
Africa: Kenya - Tanzania border is different from any other border I've seen in my life, and even the police behavior is totally different!
???? SUPPORT MY TRIPS