Travelling to
Tanzania
From snow-capped peaks to ‘Big Five’s safaris and paradise-esque islands, the East African country is basking in its new-found status of being a destination for both luxurious and adventurous travellers.
Essential Vaccines
When travelling to your destination
| Vaccine | Schedule Primary Course |
|---|---|
| Hepatitis A | 0, 6-12M* |
| Tetanus | 0 (Single Dose) Then 10yrs |
| Typhoid | 0 (Single Dose) Then 3YRS |
Recommended Vaccines
When travelling to your destination
| Vaccine | Schedule Primary Course |
|---|---|
| Hepatitis B | 0 (Single Dose), 1-12M |
| Rabies** | 0 (Single Dose) 3d, 7d, 12M* |
| Meningitis ACWY** | SINGLE DOSE |
| Yellow Fever** | SINGLE DOSE |
Essential Vaccines Information
* Staying with friends & Family
** At risk areas/ activities
Cholera
Tuberculosis (UK citizens Generally vaccinated)
Hepatitis A
Hepatitis A is an infection in the liver caused through exposure to faecal matter by oral means. Vaccination against Hepatitis A is offered to people who are eligible.
Tetanus
Rare to find in the UK due to mass immunisation, but certain countries and continents have been known to still carry the disease, such as Asia, Africa and Eastern Europe
Typhoid
Typhoid fever is an infection caused by the bacterium Salmonella Typhi (derived from salmonella food poisoning) that goes on to affect many vital organs.
Recommended Vaccines
Rabies
Rabies is a major disease affecting the brain and nerves that leads to severe motor function failure and neurological damage. Rabies is only contracted through the bite or scratch of an infected animal.
Hepatitis B
Hepatitis B is an infection in the liver caused through exposure to infected bloody and other bodily fluids. Hep B is found globally but the high risk areas include some parts of Africa, Asia, the Middle East & Europe.
Meningitis
Meningitis is a severe infection affecting the systematic function of the brain and spinal chord which may result in brain damage and can be fatal if not treated.
Yellow Fever
Yellow Fever is a severe and flu-like disease affecting the liver and kidneys, causing fever and jaundice. It can be fatal if not treated effectively.
Visiting Tanzania
When is the best time visit?
The best time to visit Tanzania is from July to October when the country is at its driest. This coincides with the migration river crossings, as all the parks offer amazing wildlife sightings.
The Serengeti
Zanzibar
NGORONGORO
Things to see in Zanzibar
Tanzania’s famous national park and well-known beauty spot should be on every traveller’s itinerary. Enjoy amazing sunsets, photographing stunning wildlife and taking in the nature wonders of this beautiful place.
KILIMANJARO
Mnemba
Unguja
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