At Safari Shuffle, your wellbeing is our top priority. Tanzania is generally a safe destination, but it's important to be prepared. Here's everything you need to know to stay healthy and safe during your adventure.
Our expert guides are trained in wilderness first aid and safety protocols. Here's what we do to keep you safe, and how you can help:
All our safari vehicles are regularly maintained and equipped with first aid kits, communication devices, and emergency supplies.
Our guides undergo rigorous safety training including wildlife behavior, emergency response, and first aid certification.
We maintain relationships with clinics in all safari areas and can arrange medical evacuation if needed.
Our operations team is available around the clock to assist with any safety concerns during your trip.
A Yellow Fever vaccination certificate is required if arriving from a country with risk of transmission. Recommended for all travelers.
Tanzania is a malaria zone. Consult your doctor about antimalarial medication. We recommend bringing mosquito repellent and sleeping under nets.
Hepatitis A & B, Typhoid, Tetanus, Cholera (for high-risk areas), and Rabies (for extended stays).
We recommend bringing:
We hope you'll never need it, but here's important information in case of emergency:
General Emergency: 112 (Tanzania emergency number)
Safari Shuffle 24/7: +255 681 838 482
Police: 112
Ask About Emergency ContactsArusha Lutheran Medical Centre: +255 766 909 113
Mount Meru Regional Hospital: +255 748 535 480
Most safari lodges have first aid facilities and can arrange medical evacuation if needed.
We strongly recommend comprehensive travel insurance that covers: