8 Day Machame Route Joining Group- Climbing Kilimanjaro

Vaccinations and medications  We highly recommend that you consult with your physician or a travel medical doctor for advice in advance of your trip as you may need a series of vaccinations. Please ensure that you indicate that you will be traveling to Tanzania on safari. Your doctor will be able to suggest which vaccinations and medications are advisable. Anti-malarial medication is strongly recommended and should be discussed during your doctor’s visit.  All vaccinations are voluntary for entry into Tanzania except for the Yellow Fever vaccination. If you are entering Tanzania from Yellow Fever infected countries such as Kenya, Uganda,  Ethiopia, or Rwanda, you will be required to show a Yellow Fever Vaccination Certificate  upon arrival in Tanzania. Please ensure you carry this Certificate with your passport. If you  are entering Tanzania from Europe, you will not be required to show a Yellow Fever  Vaccination Certificate.  Covid-19 Entry Requirement in Tanzania   All travelers (incl. children) must complete a Travelers Surveillance Form, to be submitted  within 24 hrs. before arrival. Upon submission, you will receive a Unique Health Code which  will be requested during primary screening.  Fully vaccinated travelers no longer need to take a PCR test and must show a vaccination  certificate with a QR code upon arrival. Vaccines must have been approved for use by the  Republic of Tanzania and the WHO. Unvaccinated travelers (5yrs and above) are required to take a PCR test taken 72 hrs. before  arrival in Tanzania. Travelers who were infected and recovered from COVID-19 shall be  required to submit proof of recovering from the disease obtained from Authorized Medical  personnel upon arrival to Tanzania.  All departing travelers are advised to seek up to date information from their airline and  homecountry regarding re-entry requirements.  Safety and Security  Safety advice is issued by most national governments and updated regularly and we would suggest that all travelers check the appropriate website for updates both prior to booking, and again prior to traveling. (Traveling to countries against your own government's advice can adversely affect the validity of certain travel insurance policies.) Brilliant Adventures and   Safaris strongly advises all travelers to use a money belt or neck wallet for the safekeeping  of cash, passport, airline tickets, and any other valuables. Please leave other valuables, such  as jewelry at home. Most accommodations provide safety deposit boxes, an excellent way of storing your valuables. We also advise you to keep a photocopy of yourpassport, separate from your actual passport, when you travel.  Brilliant Adventures and Safaris reserves the right to make changes to, or even cancel, any part of the planned trip if in their opinion safety and security concerns deem this necessary. Your driver-guide will accompany you throughout your safari and it is important that you always follow his instructions, in the interests of safety. If you spend time in Arusha, you will find that most Tanzanians are friendly and helpful, but as in most cities in any part of the world, you should exercise caution. Carrying expensive cameras or jewelry or waving large amounts of cash around, is always a bad idea and will invariably attract unwanted attention. Be aware of people approaching you and  trying to 'befriend' you: often these people are con-men and you should be polite but firm in saying'no' to them. We would strongly advise using taxis after dark for trips to restaurants  or other night-time trips and would urge you to keep to the main streets during the  daytime.We also advise that you travel in small groups, wherever possible. In the unlikely  event that you find yourself in an area where a political protest or demonstration is taking place, we would advise you to leave the area immediately, as these can turn violent or  provoke counter-demonstrations or reactions from the police.  Please note that you should use your own judgment when choosing activities or excursions which do not form part of the trip you have booked with us. We can offer your assistancein  choosing how to spend your free time, but neither Brilliant Adventures and Safaris norany of  its representatives can provide any guarantee about the safety or suitability of any activities or excursions, nor about the operators who organize these. As in all countries, taking photos  of police stations, border crossings, immigration controls, army barracks, military personnel or checkpoints, airports or political demonstrations is never a good idea, often illegal, and  very likely to land you in trouble with the authorities. Swimming, snorkeling, and other water-based activities are always undertaken at your ownrisk.

Day 1: No meals includes

Day 2 to Day 6: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner

Day 7: Breakfast and Lunch

Day 8: Breakfast

No age restrictions

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