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Visitors are advised
to get vaccinations against malaria, and yellow fever, Personal situation
such as pregnancy, allergies, the length of a stay or the places you intend
to visit will determine the kind of a vaccination you will have to take.
Furthermore, other vaccinations are taken in combination.
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Advance vaccination
plan will give you plenty of time to take a desired combination at a desired
time. Vaccination is essential; a vaccination certificate is required when
entering Tanzania. Make contact several months prior to departure to ensure
the best schedule for any vaccinations you need
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Bilharzias (on Safari) Avoid contact with any stagnant water be it in a pond
or a small river or lake. Do not swim in swimming pools that you have doubt.
Do not walk bare foot around the edges of a river or lake especially when the
area is busy with activities such as washing and animal feeding
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Check out what you eat on the street;
sometimes it doesn't cope with your stomach; fruits are plenty and sweet in
Tanzania, mind washing before you eat.
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Please; consult you house doctor;
community health center or any other medical practitioners or specialist
travel clinics for further assistance and advice about tropical and
contaminated diseases
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When on Safari,
try to drink sufficient quantities of water, and should be treated one
(bottled widely available in Tanzania)
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ONE IMPORTANT THING TO
NOTE, SAFARI TAKES PLACE IN THE NATURAL WILDERNESS AREAS AND NOT IN ZOOS,
ANIMALS ARE DANGEROUS, WATCH IT OUT.
