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  • *House of Wonders - is the perfect partner for your holiday in Zanzibar.We have personally restored a number of historic houses in Zanzibar and together with our friends have built a small Hotel on Chapwani Island. Through our long-standing relationships with the other hotelliers on the island we can also book for you all the best hotels in Zanzibar. Travelers Digest Choice
  • Into Tanzania Profiles of parks and attractions by region, hotel reviews, travel advice.
  • Ngorongoro virtual tour A Ngorongoro photo tour and a personal experience to describe.
  • Tanzania Karibu! Provides information about game parks and reserves, safaris, Zanzibar, Mt Kilimanjaro, lodges, activities and tour operators.
  • Tanzania: Authentic Africa Official site of the Tanzania Tourist Board provides trip planning information including places to go, activities, safaris and other tours, historical and cultural background lus general travel advice.
  • US State Department - Tanzania (Zanzibar) Consular Information Sheet Offers Background Notes and travel information including entry and exit requirements, safety and security, crime, health and transport.

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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.