Our packages

The tap water in Tanzania is not safe for drinking directly. You can surely eat salads and eat fruits in Tanzania. Healthy diet will keep you away from any medical ailments. You can eat all kinds of fruits here as they are generally safe.

In most of the Tanzania Safari Faq’s we are asked about special diets in Tanzania and whether it is offered by Lifetime Safaris. For availing the special diets, our clients are asked to inform us about their food requirements well in advance. Whether you are a vegetarian, vegan, or require gluten-free or diabetic-friendly mealswe can easily arrange them for you as per your convenience. Making us aware of your food requirements during booking of your safari itself will be of great help.

Yes, like any other tropical Country, Tanzania also hosts many bugs, insects and mosquitoes. To safeguard our clients from these unfriendly hosts all hotels and tented camp rooms are sprayed with insect repellents. It is advisable to carry insect repellents along with you while travelling to Tanzania.

The delicious cuisines of Tanzania are a tasty yet amazing blend of the best of Swahili flavours with the best western, Arabic, and Indian cuisines. With the many foreign rulers and travellers who visited this country in the past (as the country was part of the Silk-route), the taste of almost every culture is experienced in Tanzanian food. We will provide you with personalised taste of Vegetarian, Vegan, Dairy-free, Gluten-free and other special dietary needs that can be accommodated with advance intimation.

In Tanzania Safari Tours the breakfasts are usually buffet “british” breakfasts. You will get omelettes, potatoes, bacon/sausage (which is more like a hot dog), toast, cereals, etc. The Lunch in Tanzania would include cold chicken, yogurt, juice, hard boiled eggs, raw veggies, some kind of baked cake/cookie. In your Dinner meat, potatoes/rice and vegetarian food is served.