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Packing for a Safari trip is not easy especially if it’s your first safari. Deciding on the best Tanzania Safari Packing List can be the most challenging part of it. You have to consider several things; the weather, your Tanzania Safari Activities, your duration and not to forget the ever-looming weight restrictions.
Packing for a Safari trip is not easy especially if it’s your first safari. Deciding on the best Tanzania Safari Packing List can be the most challenging part of it. You have to consider several things; the weather, your Tanzania Safari Activities, your duration and not to forget the ever-looming weight restrictions.
Don’t worry, Kili Nature has got your back. Here's our most reliable and practical Tanzania Safari Packing List to ensure you have the best possible Tanzania Safari experience.
This packing list is just a recommended guideline for reference and everything is optional for you to choose from.
No matter what, your footwear is bound to get dirty on Safari Tanzania. Therefore we advise you to select sturdy, comfortable, and waterproof shoes. Here are some nice and comfy options you can consider.
Toiletries packing is the same as any other trip. Pack what you need, the usual things like soap, lotions, shampoo, conditioner, toothpaste, toothbrush, and other essential items.
Tanzania, during the dry season of January- February sees little to no rainfall. So, best to pack some jackets.
For the wet seasons of March, you must pack May heavy jackets, scarves, and safari boots.
But if you’re planning Tanzania Safari Holidays during the dry seasons of June to October, there will be a lot of humidity. So our advice is to pack some light clothes.
Overall, long sleeve shirts and trousers are your best friend. It is not only perfect for colder nights but also serves well to avoid mosquitoes
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Your Tanzania Safari Packing List is incomplete without at least a basic first aid kit. If it is the last minute, just take a small box and make an impromptu one:-
First Aid essentials: Band-Aids, Bandages, gauze, scissors, adhesive tape, Q-tips, and tweezers.
Antidiarrheal medications
Anti-malaria medications
Hand sanitizer
Aspirin
Nose spray
Eye-drops (the air can feel dusty)
Plasters and anti-bacterial medicines
Camera
Charger
Batteries
Extra memory card
Flashlight
Phone
Universal plug converters (must)
Binocular
