SafariFind Journal
Safari stories & expert guides
Insider tips, destination guides and wildlife encounters to help you plan the perfect African safari.
Money in Tanzania 2026: Currency, Cards, ATMs & Tipping
Tanzania's official currency is the Tanzanian shilling (TZS). Cards work in many hotels and tourist businesses, but travellers should carry shillings for local purchases and keep cash available for remote safari areas, where ATMs and card terminals may fail.
What to pack and wear in Botswana in 2026
Pack lightweight neutral clothing, warm layers for early drives, closed shoes and a soft-sided bag for Botswana. Many safari flights use a 20 kg luggage limit, but confirm the allowance with your operator before departure.[3][5]
Australia embassy in Botswana: consular help in 2026
Australia does not operate a full embassy or high commission in Botswana. Australian travellers can contact the Honorary Consulate in Gaborone for limited consular and passport help, or the Australian High Commission in Pretoria for full consular assistance. [1][2]
Germany in Tanzania: German Consular Help for Travellers 2026
German travellers planning Tanzania safari packages should confirm the current German mission, emergency number and travel advice with the Auswärtiges Amt before departure. This guide explains what to check, how to report a lost passport and which Tanzanian embassy contact is published in the available official records.
Tanzania Drone Laws for Tourists in 2026: What to Know
Tourists travelling to Tanzania with a drone must apply for an import permit and an operations permit through the Tanzania Civil Aviation Authority. Flying in national parks requires separate permission, so arrange approvals before you book or start your safari.
