Tanzania Dreams

19/05/2024

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04/05/2024

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04/05/2024

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30/04/2024

25/11/2023

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25/11/2023

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25/11/2023

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25/11/2023

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24/03/2023

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09/01/2023

Lake Natron – Tanzania’s deadly red lake!

Know as the only breeding ground for East Africa’s lesser flamingos in a million numbers, Lake Natron is one of the most inhabitable places for most of the fauna in the African continent. It has a pH that can reach up to 12 and the temperatures can get as high as 60 degrees Celsius.

The deep red color of the lake acts as a warning signal, cautioning most life forms to stay away. Home to species like gerenuk, lesser kudu, and oryx, it is best experienced when visited between August to October!

06/01/2023

What Currency Is Used Throughout Tanzania?

The currency used throughout the country is the Tanzanian shilling.
Mastercard and Visa are widely accepted and many ATMs are dispensing local currency throughout the country.

05/01/2023

Best Time to Visit Ol Doinyo Lengai

Ol Doinyo Lengai Mountain is located in northern Tanzania, lying just south of Lake Natron in the Rift Valley, in the heart of Maasai country, and is locally regarded as a sacred mountain. Looking north from its summit crater, the hot barren salt flats of Lake Natron stretch into the distance.

It can be visited all year round but the flamingos of Natron lay their eggs normally during the end of the dry season in September and October.
The hatching starts in the Rainy season and climaxes by December.

04/01/2023

Cost Per Day At Arusha National Park.

Arusha National Park is a very scenic place with wooded savannahs, montane forest, where black and white colobus monkeys are encountered. Many Waterfall, and the nagurdoto craters as well as grassy hills and the Momella Lake where pink flamingos are seen.

•Park entry for non-residents above 16 years of age is 50 USD in high season and 45 USD in low season. Being a Resident it cost around 25 USD in high season and 22.5 USD during low season.

• Park entry for non-residents and residents between the ages of 5 – 15 costs around 15 USD.

• Park entry for children below the age of 5 is free.

03/01/2023

Game Viewing at Serengeti National Park.

Serengeti National in provides the best Game Viewing in , it has a spectacular view. Amazing wildlife!

Walk alongside the wildlife of Serengeti national park, and enjoy the scenic beauty of nature’s greatest gifts.

Aren’t you eager to join too?

Book now @ https://tanzaniadreams.com/tour-destination/serengeti-national-park/

02/01/2023

Wildlife View At Ngorongoro National Park

Ngorongoro Conservation Area is home to the famous volcanic Ngorongoro Crater and one of Tanzania's most popular wildlife viewing areas.

Spot zebra in the morning and see them grazing the ground.
Hurry and visit Ngorongoro National Park.

30/12/2022

Enjoy Your Trip To The Moshi Region With Our 2 Days Package

Moshi is part of Tanzania’s northern safari circuit and boasts waterfalls, natural springs, and tropical woods.

The itinerary included in this package:
Day 1: Start your journey from Moshi to Marangu gate, the starting point for Kilimanjaro Mountain. Also, visit the waterfall of Ndoro.

Day 2: After a warm breakfast you’ll depart from your hotel and drive to Maji Moto. The next stop will be Chemka Hot Springs, whether you’re old, young, athletic, or not. It is a place to, swim, explore and relax.

For more visit @ https://tanzaniadreams.com/tour/moshi-trip/

29/12/2022

Marangu Route- Oldest Path & Gentle Descent

Do you know?

The Marangu route is the oldest & provides a comfortable descent path. The only route with dormitory-style sleeping huts. It takes around 5 days to climb to Kilimanjaro through this route, but it is highly unlikely to be completed in that time.

Marangu is favoured during the rainy season when huts are preferable over the damp ground, or for people with just five days to climb Kilimanjaro.

28/12/2022

Elephant Mother And Her Child In Kilimanjaro National Park.

Consider visiting the National park, experiencing wildlife views, and takings loads of memory with you.

Elephant Mother and her child just chilling in Kilimanjaro National park.

27/12/2022

Arusha National Park: Small Yet Home To Diverse Wildlife

Located northeast of Tanzania, Arusha National Park is a small yet beautiful and diversified wildlife Park and home to the second-largest mountain in Tanzania, Mount Meru.

A scenic and diverse park that provides a wide range of animal and plant species. It has a rich diversity of landscapes from waterfalls and swamps to volcanoes including mountains and rainforests, the ideal environment for all kinds of animals. The only park in Tanzania where you can spot black and white Colobus monkeys.

26/12/2022

How can you see the Great Migration at best?

The Great Migration can be witnessed the best at the Serengeti National Park of Tanzania. And some of the best ways to see this annual movement is by,
• Riding with the open roof vehicles
• Hot-air balloon safaris

These are provided by most of the lodges in Tanzania and occur early in the morning.

24/12/2022

"A silent night, a star above, a blessed gift of hope and love".
Tanzania Dreams Team Wishes You A Merry and Happy Christmas .🎅❄️☃️

23/12/2022

How many days should you spend in Serengeti National Park at the least?

If you are confused about how many days should you spend in Serengeti to see it all, then read on to know!

Depending on the preference of the visitors and as there are a variety of activities to try, we would recommend you spend a minimum of 3 days and 2 nights.

It will allow you to have enough time to explore and enjoy the views, diverse wildlife, birds, and sceneries of this amazingly beautiful national park.

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22/12/2022

The humungous Baobab trees of Tarangire National Park!

The Baobab tree is the iconic tree of Tanzania Known for its upside-down appearance. They are native to the African continent and their look is something you wouldn’t want to miss.

These woody giants can live to between two and three thousand years, though some are thought to be as old as four thousand. Tanzanians respect the Baobab as a ‘tree of life’ because its roots are extremely strong, retaining a phenomenal amount of moisture which can make them last through the dry season!

21/12/2022

What to expect visiting the village of the Masai tribe?

On arrival at the village, expect to be greeted in the traditional manner: plenty of singing and dancing, with participation, very much encouraged! There is then the opportunity to learn about some of the customary practices such as fire-making and beadwork.

You may also get the chance to meet and speak to villagers in their homes – questions are welcomed, and your guide will happily interpret if needed. It is worth noting that it can be quite smoky in the houses if the fires are lit inside.

During your visit, there is also the opportunity to purchase handmade leather and beadwork from the villagers.

Come and be a part of this beautiful tribe.