Visitors are advised to bring light comfortable clothing, with fleece or woolen clothing for evenings. Bring something to change into at dusk – long sleeves and trousers help ward off mosquitoes. During the day you will need a hat, sunglasses and high factor sun cream. Modest dress is advisable for men and women, particularly in coastal areas. Footwear should be airy because of the heat; canvass trainers or sandals are ideal. Expensive and flashy jewelry is strongly discouraged.

Time Zone
GMT: +3 hours Language: Kiswahili is the national language and English is the official business language. Health: Visitors are advised to take precautions against malaria. All individuals from yellow fever endemic regions, traveling by way of air, marine and land are required to get vaccinated.
You will be required to show proof of Yellow Fever upon return to your home country. Typhoid, Hepatitis A, Diphtheria
are generally advised and it is often recommended that you are up to date with your polio and tetanus vaccinations. Rabies is also prevalent and if you're planning to spend a lot of time in Tanzania, it may be worth getting the rabies shots before you go. As always it’s best to consult your physician or medical expert directly Climate: Tanzania enjoys a tropical climate with little variation in temperature between the seasons and high humidity. Temperatures range from mid 20C to low 30C throughout the country, though coastal areas are more hot and humid. Electricity 230 volts AC, 60Hz. Three prong round-pin plugs or three prongs (two flat and one rectangular) are used. As Eco Camps we run on solar. There are charging stations for your phones and cameras, you can leave hair dryers and other high voltage appliances at home. Currency: Tanzanian Shilling. General exchange rate is USD$1 = 2150 Tsh. The US Dollar is generally accepted at hotels only. Other currencies such as UK pound Euro and Dollars are easily changed at bureau exchanges, and ATM’s that distribute local currency are available in larger towns.Credit cards are only accepted at major lodges, hotels and travel agents and as an industry standard generally incur an additional 5-8% surcharge due to the high bank fees imposed. Communications
 The dialing code for Tanzania is +255. Fax and Internet facilities are usually available in most hotels. Most towns will have Internet cafes. Don't worry the staff usually knows which termite mounds to stand on to get a signal

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