Chalema Tanzania Safaris is led by Joel Zacharia Chalema, a passionate and experienced guide who hails from Tanzania’s coastal Tanga Region. Joel has worked in the safari industry for more than 12 years, accumulating a wealth of knowledge.
Joel completed his primary and secondary education in Tanga before moving into a customer service career in Arusha. It was there that he first developed an enduring passion for Tanzania’s wild places, starting out as a porter climbing the famous Mt. Kilimanjaro. Driven by his enthusiasm and dedication, Joel went on to become a fully qualified tour guide in 2007—and he’s been leading excited and satisfied clients on grand tours of the African bush ever since.
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Our team has qualified personelle with an experience of over 10 years in the hospitality industry.
We listen to the customer needs and do what is in our capability to ensure that your dream adventure becomes a reality.
Our packages are valued and customized considering various needs and financial reach of different clients.
Tanzanians speak Swahili predominantly. It is almost like an identity marker for the locals. The other language that is majorly spoken in Tanzania is English.
Tanzanian Shilling is officially used as the currency of Tanzania. But, in tourist areas, US dollars are widely accepted too.
Yes, definitely Tanzania is family-friendly. From wildlife to beaches, Tanzania has something to offer for every age group. So, do visit this wonder with your family.
We recommend you consult a local travel clinic for recent information with regard to malaria prophylactics. As of now, only proof of yellow fever vaccination is required if you are coming from a country or transited from a country where there are cases of yellow fever.
Visitors coming to Tanzania need to pre-book a safari package before arriving in Tanzania. A 4×4 vehicle will be provided for you with an English-speaking guide. This is the primary mode of transportation inside Tanzania. The other means of transportation within Tanzania is through the use of taxis and minibusses (known as Dalla-Dallas)
