Travelers Digest
Home Page

Africa Travel Directory

Get Your Business Listed, Click Here For Details!

Tanzania Hotels

Try The Travelers Digest Lodging Search Engine!

Check Availability, & Prices of Lodging!

• Amans Paradise Properties - Accommodations located in major towns around Tanzania. Site information includes services, locations and reservations.
• AMEG Lodge Kilimanjaro - Lodge located in Moshi offering accommodation and tour around the country; web site details includes service offerings.
• Arusha Crown Hotel - Hotel centrally located. Site information includes rooms, facilities and reservations.
• Marangu Hotel - Provides accommodation during Kilimanajaro climb and information on history, location and tips.
• Ngurdoto Mountain Lodge - Lodge located on the outskirts of Arusha offering relaxation and activities; web site includes accommodation information, photos and offerings.
• Silver Sands - A beach hotel with scuba dive and conference facilities, deluxe and hostel dorm beds for backpackers.
• Speke Bay Lodge - Lodge on the south-eastern shores of Lake Victoria in Tanzania, with a focus on eco-tourism.
• The Old Boma at Mikindani - A 100 year old fort in southern Tanzania, restored into a comfortable hotel.
• Uhuru Tourism & Conference Centre - Offers accommodation in moshi catering to groups and conference clients; site information includes rates, maps and facilities information.

Travel Information
Travel Guides   Hotels   Safari Lodges   Airlines   Birdwatching   Car Rentals
Hunting Trips   Passenger Ferries   Photos   Rail Lines   Safaris   Scuba Diving
Tour Operators   Travel Agents   Travelogues   Volunteering Holidays

Visas: All visitors require a visa except citizens of some Commonwealth countries (Canada and the UK excepted), Scandinavian countries, the Republic of Ireland, Rwanda and Sudan. For these nationalities, a free visitor's pass, valid for one to three months, can be picked up at the point of entry
Health: Yellow fever, malaria, bilharzia, tsetse fly, cholera, hepatitis, meningitis, and typhoid. HIV/AIDS is a serious risk, though not as prevalent as in Uganda. Tampons are imported and available only in the bigger towns and cities. Locally made sanitary napkins are generally plentiful.