Hello travel section,


Please I need any experience folk to give me a rough estimate of travelling to Tanzanian as a tourist. Major location am yearning for his the selous game reserve. I need information on what to budget financially and also about the place at large

Hi

Your total budget will depend on many factors, e.g time of travel, time of flight booking, etc

Currently if you look up the price for a return ticket to Dar es Salaam, it is about 300k. A budget 3-day safari starts from about $500. PS: if you travel with people, it will be cheaper. Most places charge a single supplement.

So altogether, you may be looking at a budget of 600k+-. If you go with a group, it may reduce.

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Tanzania is a beautiful country for game drives and beaches. If you have some time, you should combine your trip with a visit to Zanzibar. During my visit in 2016, I did 6 days of game drives in Serengeti, Tarangire, Lake Manyara and Ngorongoro and 6 more days in Zanzibar. 3-4 days in Zanzibar is enough though, especially if you're an active traveller and not a honeymooner . Stay in Paje, Nungwi or Jambiani. Do a day in Stone Town too. You can check out the Tanzania tag on my blog for what I did. It might help with trip planning.

Lastly, Tanzania is no longer visa on arrival. So be sure to get your visa before you travel.

Can you give me a link to your blog pls, I m planning to visit Tanzania in November

Seslie:
Hi

Your total budget will depend on many factors, e.g time of travel, time of flight booking, etc

Currently if you look up the price for a return ticket to Dar es Salaam, it is about 300k. A budget 3-day safari starts from about $500. PS: if you travel with people, it will be cheaper. Most places charge a single supplement.

So altogether, you may be looking at a budget of 600k+-. If you go with a group, it may reduce.

***
Tanzania is a beautiful country for game drives and beaches. If you have some time, you should combine your trip with a visit to Zanzibar. During my visit in 2016, I did 6 days of game drives in Serengeti, Tarangire, Lake Manyara and Ngorongoro and 6 more days in Zanzibar. 3-4 days in Zanzibar is enough though, especially if you're an active traveller and not a honeymooner . Stay in Paje, Nungwi or Jambiani. Do a day in Stone Town too. You can check out the Tanzania tag on my blog for what I did. It might help with trip planning.

Lastly, Tanzania is no longer visa on arrival. So be sure to get your visa before you travel.

Orofun1:
Can you give me a link to your blog pls, I m planning to visit Tanzania in November

Hey!

The blog link is in my bio.

For Tanzania, here are some resources that can help.

Safari Itienery Idea (http://www.travelwithapen.com/safari-zanzibar-tour-diaries-first-week-recap/) and Zanzibar (Stone Town) Itinerary for 24 hours. (http://www.travelwithapen.com/24-hours-zanzibar/)

I would also suggest you consider looking at Kenya too (if you have not yet been there). The advantage it has over Tanzania now is that it is visa on arrival or you can get an evisa before you travel. However, if you don't think you'll have any issues getting a Tanzania visa (I think it is relatively easy), it is good African country to vacation in.

Seslie:
Hi

Your total budget will depend on many factors, e.g time of travel, time of flight booking, etc

Currently if you look up the price for a return ticket to Dar es Salaam, it is about 300k. A budget 3-day safari starts from about $500. PS: if you travel with people, it will be cheaper. Most places charge a single supplement.

So altogether, you may be looking at a budget of 600k+-. If you go with a group, it may reduce.

***
Tanzania is a beautiful country for game drives and beaches. If you have some time, you should combine your trip with a visit to Zanzibar. During my visit in 2016, I did 6 days of game drives in Serengeti, Tarangire, Lake Manyara and Ngorongoro and 6 more days in Zanzibar. 3-4 days in Zanzibar is enough though, especially if you're an active traveller and not a honeymooner . Stay in Paje, Nungwi or Jambiani. Do a day in Stone Town too. You can check out the Tanzania tag on my blog for what I did. It might help with trip planning.

Lastly, Tanzania is no longer visa on arrival. So be sure to get your visa before you travel.

I did sent a pm please kindly acknowledge it I intend asking some certain stuffs offline.

Hi, for some reason I didn't see this and don't usually receive PMs in my private email. Please ask your question here or reach out to me via my blog on my signature. Thanks!

greatbrian:

I did sent a pm please kindly acknowledge it I intend asking some certain stuffs offline.

Seslie:
Hi, for some reason I didn't see this and don't usually receive PMs in my private email. Please ask your question here or reach out to me via my blog on my signature. Thanks!

Actually just need an ABC breakdown of the cost implication if touring this 3 countries back to back. Rwanda, Tanzania and Kenya. I mean every little detail count. And I suppose Rwanda is about e-visa or so. Also list of the most interesting places in Tanzania and Kenya. Note will be going alone and am anticipating may

I haven't been to Rwanda yet, so can't comment on that for now. Most tour companies (before Covid) charged an average of 600K+ to tour the 3 countries. I expect this price to be much higher now but this is a range to start with. For Kenya and Rwanda, you can get an evisa. Kenya has recently banned visa on arrival but I believe Rwanda still has that option. There's also the East African Visa available for $100 to tour Kenya, Rwanda and Uganda.

Please check out my blog for what to do in Kenya. I have a lot of resources there. But the most frequently visited places are Nairobi, Mombasa and Diani. I recommend a few days in Nairobi and more in Diani (or Watamu and Malindi).

If you need more information, feel free to reach out to me via my blog. If you'd like me to prepare a tailored itinerary with a more detailed cost breakdown, please let me know as well. I can provide this as a service.

greatbrian:


Actually just need an ABC breakdown of the cost implication if touring this 3 countries back to back. Rwanda, Tanzania and Kenya. I mean every little detail count. And I suppose Rwanda is about e-visa or so. Also list of the most interesting places in Tanzania and Kenya. Note will be going alone and am anticipating may

Seslie:


I can provide this as a service.

Now this will be well appreciated. But basically, i wont mind most of thr time in a wildlife or safari. I also Went through couchsurfing app, found some few folks there but mehn its so weird.

Anyone interested in visiting Tanzania for conference only in October this year. Only for conference pls.

Ian interested

I am interested

DrOA:
Anyone interested in visiting Tanzania for conference only in October this year. Only for conference pls.

Seslie:
I haven't been to Rwanda yet, so can't comment on that for now. Most tour companies (before Covid) charged an average of 600K+ to tour the 3 countries. I expect this price to be much higher now but this is a range to start with. For Kenya and Rwanda, you can get an evisa. Kenya has recently banned visa on arrival but I believe Rwanda still has that option. There's also the East African Visa available for $100 to tour Kenya, Rwanda and Uganda.

Please check out my blog for what to do in Kenya. I have a lot of resources there. But the most frequently visited places are Nairobi, Mombasa and Diani. I recommend a few days in Nairobi and more in Diani (or Watamu and Malindi).

If you need more information, feel free to reach out to me via my blog. If you'd like me to prepare a tailored itinerary with a more detailed cost breakdown, please let me know as well. I can provide this as a service.

I am a student in Rwanda yes, you can tour the 3 countries if you wish too, Rwanda is 30 days visa free and Kenya is e visa of $100

Rwanda is not visa-free but you can get a visa on arrival or evisa (for 30 days) for $30, $50 or $70 depending on the visa type. Kenya also charges $50 +$1 card fee, not $100.

4everEdward:


I am a student in Rwanda yes, you can tour the 3 countries if you wish too, Rwanda is 30 days visa free and Kenya is e visa of $100

4everEdward:


I am a student in Rwanda yes, you can tour the 3 countries if you wish too, Rwanda is 30 days visa free and Kenya is e visa of $100

Did you really say that, "Rwanda is 30 days visa free...."?

Please stick to the fact going forward. It is not a sign of weakness if you keep mute on matters you have no accurate information about.

Happy studying.

uboma:



Did you really say that, "Rwanda is 30 days visa free...."?

Please stick to the fact going forward. It is not a sign of weakness if you keep mute on matters you have no accurate information about.

Happy studying.

Yes Rwanda is a 30 days visa free for Nigerian passport holders

Seslie:
Rwanda is not visa-free but you can get a visa on arrival or evisa (for 30 days) for $30, $50 or $70 depending on the visa type. Kenya also charges $50 +$1 card fee, not $100.

I am in Rwanda and I can tell you what is happening now, even friends that visited here they stamp them in without paying any dime, please know the information you dish out

Once your 30 days is exhausted that’s when you will have to extend your stay here by getting a visa of just 10,000 naira but in Rwanda currency is 25k Rwf,

And with Rwanda visa in your passport you can tour east Africa , Kenya and Uganda and others too.

4everEdward:


Yes Rwanda is a 30 days visa free for Nigerian passport holders

You are still goofing around.

uboma:



You are still goofing around.

Mumu be decieving your damn self here, thinking you are passing out information....... even if you dont know cover your shame and google it. bastard

4everEdward:


Mumu be decieving your damn self here, thinking you are passing out information....... even if you dont know cover your shame and google it. bastard

.....

uboma:



You are still goofing around.

Dude, if you dont know something , its simple ask.
Rwanda is visa free for Nigeria for 30 days. I have visited there and i am back in Nigeria.

Swallow pride and ask. Dont say what u are not even sure of.

uboma:



Did you really say that, "Rwanda is 30 days visa free...."?

Please stick to the fact going forward. It is not a sign of weakness if you keep mute on matters you have no accurate information about.

Happy studying.

I confirm Rwanda is visa free for 30 days. I have been there myself , and i know how many of my friends are there in Rwanda today, came in 30 days visa free and later on sought for school and business and stuff. You just pay for your COVID test which cost $60.
If you want I can show you proof so your eye go clear well. All these agents will lie to you, that its not visa free to steal money from you.

Still not convinced? No problem , visit Rwanair Offices and confirm yourself!!!

Shalom!

greatbrian:
Hello travel section,


Please I need any experience folk to give me a rough estimate of travelling to Tanzanian as a tourist. Major location am yearning for his the selous game reserve. I need information on what to budget financially and also about the place at large

Tanzania is no longer visa on arrival to Nigeria. The rift is getting on top sides now.
You get an invitation from an inviting party (many a time) and fill the online visa application. Then collect the visa at abuja.

gimakon:

Dude, if you dont know something , its simple ask.
Rwanda is visa free for Nigeria for 30 days. I have visited there and i am back in Nigeria.

Swallow pride and ask. Dont say what u are not even sure of.

This is not what their website says.

https://www.ivisa.com/amp/rwanda-blog/rwanda-visa-for-the-citizens-of-nigeria

Nigerians will be issued e-visa for the first 30 days of their stay in Rwanda after which they need to apply for a regular Visa.

When did you travel to Rwanda?

uboma:



This is not what their website says.

https://www.ivisa.com/amp/rwanda-blog/rwanda-visa-for-the-citizens-of-nigeria

Nigerians will be issued e-visa for the first 30 days of their stay in Rwanda after which they need to apply for a regular Visa.

When did you travel to Rwanda?

I visited Rwanda December Last year. My friend went to Rwanda last month!
All visa free sir.

And ivisa is not the original website irembo is

Send me DM lemme show u something make u stop to talk. I like to be factual. with things.

gimakon:


I visited Rwanda December Last year. My friend went to Rwanda last month!
All visa free sir.

And ivisa is not the original website irembo is

Send me DM lemme show u something make u stop to talk. I like to be factual. with things.

Noted.

I don't need to send you a private message.

Rwanda is visa free for Nigerians for the first 30 days. Settled!

uboma:


Noted.

I don't need to send you a private message.

Rwanda is visa free for Nigerians for the first 30 days. Settled!

if you want to confirm , if you dont believe , kindly visit Rwandair office.
ask and you will see. I hate to waste time .

Simple as ABC

gimakon:


I confirm Rwanda is visa free for 30 days. I have been there myself , and i know how many of my friends are there in Rwanda today, came in 30 days visa free and later on sought for school and business and stuff. You just pay for your COVID test which cost $60.
If you want I can show you proof so your eye go clear well. All these agents will lie to you, that its not visa free to steal money from you.

Still not convinced? No problem , visit Rwanair Offices and confirm yourself!!!

Shalom!

My Oga at the top has spoken!!!

DrOA:
Anyone interested in visiting Tanzania for conference only in October this year. Only for conference pls.

What's it about. Am down

It's a multidisciplinary conference taking place in Dodoma, Tanzania in October 2021

greatbrian:
Hello travel section,


Please I need any experience folk to give me a rough estimate of travelling to Tanzanian as a tourist. Major location am yearning for his the selous game reserve. I need information on what to budget financially and also about the place at large

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