KIS TOURS & SAFARIS

The ideal time to visit Tanzania’s Serengeti can be summarized as follows:

Dry Season Highlights: The best time for wildlife viewing and witnessing the Great Migration is from late June to October.
Wet Season Marvels: For lush landscapes, calving season, and a tranquil safari experience, consider visiting from November to May.

For a truly memorable safari, it’s the little extras that can make a big difference. These accessories not only enhance your comfort but also enrich your safari experience. Here’s a list of additional items to consider packing for your Serengeti National Park Tours:

Binoculars are crucial for wildlife viewing and enjoying distant details.
A High-quality camera with a Spare Battery and Charger is required To capture and preserve your safari moments.
Sunscreen (SPF 30+) protects your skin from harsh sun rays.
Moisturizing Cream is needed to keep your skin hydrated.
Lip Balm with Sunscreen is essential for lip protection.
Bring insect repellent to keep bugs at bay during your journey.
Pack polarized sunglasses to protect your eyes and enhance your vision in the bright African sun.
If you regularly use reading glasses, remember to bring a spare pair for convenience.
Carry contact lenses and necessary supplies, especially if you prefer them over glasses.
Include personal medications and a small first aid kit to handle any minor health issues that may arise.
Oral rehydration salts can be very helpful in preventing dehydration during long days under the sun.
A small flashlight or torch is essential for navigating your tent during the night on your Serengeti Travel.

Health Essentials

Prioritizing your health is crucial for a fulfilling experience on your Serengeti Trips. Preparing for any personal health conditions, specific dietary needs, or general wellness concerns is key to a smooth safari. Here are some vital health-related items to include in your packing list for the journey:

Inform our safari experts in advance for personalized care. Tell them if you have any medical conditions or dietary needs so that we can make the necessary arrangements.
Ensure you have stocked up enough of personal medication for the entire trip.
Carry extra EpiPens, as they may not be available in East Africa.
If you require special devices like sleep apnea machines, arrange them beforehand.

Below are quick tips that you can adopt to stay cozy and warm when making a summit attempt while Climbing Kilimanjaro:

Layer Clothes. Wear many layers so you can change as needed.
Accessories. Use a hat, gloves, and a thick jacket to stay warm.
Stay Hydrated. Drink a lot to avoid feeling colder.
Keep Moving. Activity helps you feel warmer.
Pause if Cold. Rest and warm up if you feel too cold.
Watch for Danger. If you shiver, talk funny, or get confused, get help. These can be signs of a big problem.
Eat Well. Have a big meal before reaching the top. It keeps you warm.
Sit on Something. Use a sleeping bag or blanket to avoid the cold ground.
Hot Drinks. Bring a hot soup or water bottle to warm up.
Ask for Help. If you’re cold, tell your Kilimanjaro Climbing Guide. They can help with more clothes.