Zanzibar Mandatory Insurance The government of Zanzibar has implemented a new mandatory insurance requirement, backed by the Zanzibar Insurance Corporation. This cover is US$44 per person, and there is also a family plan option. Further information and FAQs can be found online. Health & Wellness Yellow Fever Only required if you are traveling from or transiting through a Yellow Fever risk country (e.g., Kenya, Uganda, Ethiopia, Nigeria, Ghana, Brazil, Peru, Colombia). Proof of vaccination must be shown on arrival in Tanzania if applicable. A single dose of the Yellow Fever vaccine now provides lifetime protection. Always consult your healthcare provider before making a decision.
long sleeves in the evenings and using repellent is strongly advised. Prescription Medication You may bring your prescription medication with you, but keep it in its original packaging, carry a copy of your prescription, and bring enough for your entire trip. A small personal medical kit (pain relievers, cough drops, antihistamines) is recommended. For all trips booked with us, we include medical evacuation cover. In the case of a medical emergency, you will be evacuated to a nearby hospital. Drinking Water Only drink bottled or filtered water, which is always provided at your lodges and in safari vehicles. Many camps now provide reusable water bottles with refill stations as part of their sustainability efforts. Electricity & Adaptors Tanzania uses the UK-style three-pin plug (Type G), with 230V electricity. Bring a universal adaptor. Many lodges run on solar power or generators — charging times may be limited, so keep a power bank handy for phones and cameras.
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Don’t forget your travel insurance, proof of Yellow Fever vaccination, sunscreen, and a reusable water bottle. Zanzibar’s white-sand beaches are ready to welcome you. Insider Tip:
Insider Tip: If you’re flying via Nairobi, Addis Ababa, or another East African hub, check your layover times - even a long connection can trigger the requirement.
Malaria Malaria is present in many parts of Tanzania, including safari regions and Zanzibar. We recommend speaking to your doctor about the best prophylaxis (preventative tablets) for you. Lodges supply mosquito nets, but wearing long sleeves in the evenings and using repellent is strongly advised.
For all trips booked with us, we include medical evacuation cover. In the case of a medical emergency, you will be evacuated to a nearby hospital. Insider Tip:
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