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Essential informations
Documentation
A valid passport is required. Visas’ can be obtained at all points of entry and at the Embassy’s.
Insurance
It is strongly advised that you take out fully comprehensive insurance including death, medical expenses, injury, delays, loss and damage of property. Muta Wildlife Safaris Ltd will not be held responsible for any such claims.
Reservations policy
After receiving your final itinerary and cost of the trip from our safari consultants, a deposit of 50% will be required for reservations, and balance can be paid upon your arrival in Arusha at our office.
Safari wear and accessories
Safari lightweight cotton trousers and shirts, cotton bush jacket / fleece, safari boots, hat, t-shirts, scarf, flashlight, travel alarm clock and sunglasses.
Mountain wear and accessories
Anorak, fleece, pants, short and long sleeves t-shirt, gloves, thermal underwear, hat, balaclava/woollen hat, walking boots, woollen socks, gaiters, crampons, sun glasses / snow goggles, thermal water bottle, head lamp, walking pole, toiletries, chronographic wrist watch, sunscreen lotion, lip salve, Swiss army knife, hand towel, four- season sleeping bag, day pack, first aid kit and back pack cover *.
Luggage allowance
We recommend a soft bag weighing maximum of 10 to 15 kgs per person. A reasonable amount of photographic equipment is allowed.
About the tour
Walking, Hiking and Trekking Safaris
A guided walk gives you the opportunity to stretch your legs whilst experiencing the sights, sounds and smells of nature – take a breath of fresh air and a close up look at the flora and fauna.
If your fitness gives you green light, we can guide you up mountain peaks* for challenging treks, or, day hikes to fascinating destinations such as coffee farms and the Ngorongoro Crater Highlands.
*Mountain peaks include the famous Kilimanjaro, the smaller sister Mt. Meru the still-active volcano of Oldonyo L’engai.
Culture & Historical Tours
Its scenery, colourful and ancient past Tanzania has countless cultural and historic attractions which no doubt will impress you. A cultural walk in Mto Wa Mbu (Mosquito Village) near Lake Manyara takes you to the waterfall on the Great Rift Valley Wall and/or foothills of Mt. Meru Village close to Arusha Town.
Kindly Visit a Maasai Manyatta and meet these proud herdsman/warriors in their traditional way of living. A unique lifestyle not to be missed.
The Hunter gatherer Hadzabe tribe in Lake Eyasi, and the Datoga people of Mangola live in a simple, traditional manner which has remained unchanged over centuries.
Oldupai Gorge
The ‘Cradle of Mankind’ has yielded abundant fossil material dating back at least two million years. It was here (1959) that Mary and Louis Leakey discovered the remains of Nutcracker Man. Nearby, in Laitoli, (1979) Mary Leakey discovered the footprints of hominids which are estimated to be over three million years old. On leaving the interesting museum, your driver guide will show you the mysterious shifting sands.
Zanzibar
The aroma of cloves and other spices hangs in the air of this exquisite island which is still predominantly Islamic and has a wonderful market atmosphere. Paradise on Earth, the beaches are sun-drenched and the reefs ensure a profusion of marine life.