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Flights to Tanzania in 2023

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Popular in

December

Cheapest in

August

Average price

S$ 1,983

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S$ 1,410

One-way from

S$ 578
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From Singapore Changi to Dar Es Salaam
One-way flight from Singapore Changi (SIN) to Tanzania

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Singapore ChangiDar Es Salaam

SIN - DAR

SINDAR

Singapore Changi

Mon 6-11

3 stops33h 05m

Dar Es Salaam

Tue 21-11

3 stops22h 35m

S$ 1,410

Singapore ChangiDar Es Salaam

SIN - DAR

SINDAR

Singapore Changi

Sun 5-11

3 stops42h 00m

Dar Es Salaam

Tue 21-11

3 stops22h 35m

S$ 1,415

Singapore ChangiArusha Kilimanjaro

SIN - JRO

SINJRO

Singapore Changi

Mon 2-10

2 stops30h 45m

Arusha Kilimanjaro

Thu 12-10

2 stops32h 30m

S$ 1,605

Singapore ChangiArusha Kilimanjaro

SIN - JRO

SINJRO

Singapore Changi

Wed 4-10

2 stops27h 15m

Arusha Kilimanjaro

Thu 19-10

2 stops32h 20m

S$ 1,613

Singapore ChangiDar Es Salaam

SIN - DAR

SINDAR

Singapore Changi

Mon 6-11

1 stop32h 45m

Dar Es Salaam

Mon 20-11

1 stop32h 20m

S$ 1,815

Singapore ChangiDar Es Salaam

SIN - DAR

SINDAR

Singapore Changi

Sun 5-11

1 stop16h 35m

Dar Es Salaam

Mon 20-11

2 stops21h 50m

S$ 2,028

Singapore ChangiDar Es Salaam

SIN - DAR

SINDAR

Singapore Changi

Sun 5-11

1 stop37h 15m

Dar Es Salaam

Tue 21-11

1 stop16h 30m

S$ 2,491

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Which day is cheapest to fly to Tanzania?

Monday is currently, on average, the cheapest day to fly to Tanzania. Flying on Saturday will result in higher flight prices.

What time of day is cheapest to fly to Tanzania?

At the moment, flights in the morning are likely to offer the best value for money for your Tanzania trip. A flight in the afternoon will more often than not be of higher cost.

Watching the migration of wildebeest in the Masai Mara; trekking up Mount Kilimanjaro; lazing on a white sand beach in Zanzibar or haggling for beads at Stone Town’s market: Tanzania should be the first port of call for any traveller wanting the full “African experience”. Tourists book flights to Tanzania for a huge variety of holidays, for this country really has it all. The vast landscape of the Masai Mara is home to all the big game. As well as the annual migration, there are lions, elephants, giraffe, monkeys and much more to be seen from a range of various safari lodges.

From the hot plains of the Masai Mara, it is a short trip to “Kili” the only snow-topped mountain in Africa. Hikes up to its peak are regularly undertaken, and nearby Moshi is a quiet town to stop off at en route. Down on the Tanzanian coast, Dar es Salaam is less forgiving to a casual holidaymaker, but this is a modern-day African city in every respect. Most of the country’s industry occurs here, and all Tanzania flights arrive in Dar.

Across the sea, the tropical island of Zanzibar has long been a favourite destination for honeymooners. Atmospheric Stone Town is a maze of Portuguese-style stone buildings, with some grand colonial hotels on the seafront. Zanzibar’s coastline is dotted with white sand beaches, fringed with palm trees and relaxed backpacker hotels. The pace of life is slow and laid-back here, with little to do most days but snorkel and watch the dhows come in with the latest catch.

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Tanzania climate

Tanzania’s rainy season starts in March and runs until May. Tropical downpours are usual. Along the coast and on the islands, showers are heavier and more predictable (every afternoon). Humidity levels are high with temperatures in the low to mid 30s. There are also “short rains” months – November and December – when rainfall is lighter than the “long rains”. The dry season months are June, July, August, September and October. You may still get rain during these months. Think fine sunny days and clear skies.

Getting around Tanzania

Air Tanzania flies domestically to Dar Es Salaam, Mtwara, Mwanza, Kilimanjaro and Zanzibar, Precision Air also offers domestic links, and there are smaller charter airlines linking local airports and more out-of-the-way parts of the country.

There are two railway systems – the Tanzania Railway Corporation operates two lines, the central line from Dar es Salaam to Tabora and one to Tabora to Mwanza port on Lake Victoria. The Tanzania to Zambia Railway Authority (TAZARA) links Dar Es Salaam with various destinations.

Bus services are plentiful. Scandinavian and other lines provide good service throughout the country. Buses don’t move until they are full however so don’t take the timetables as gospel.

The quality of the roads varies greatly. If renting a car, a four-wheel drive is best, albeit expensive.

To get to the islands off the coast of Tanzania including Zanzibar and Pemba, there are boat (including ferry, catamaran, hydrofoils, or dhow) and air services. Azam Marine, for example, offers passage from Dar Es Salaam/Zanzibar or Pemba/Zanzibar.

What is good to know if travelling to Tanzania?

  • Bagamoyo is Tanzania’s oldest town, dating from the late-1700s. It was the capital of German East Africa and an important trading post – a slave-trading post. The name is poignant, in KiSwahili, it means “bury my heart” and refers to slavery. It was from here that slaves were shipped to Zanzibar – just an hour away – and then off around the world. There is much to see here including the beautiful beach; Kaole Ruins – two mosques and tombs, all built with coral stones – that remain from the 13th century; the Roman Catholic Mission, built in the 1800s; and more grimly the German Hanging Place.
  • In Dar Es Salaam, the National Museum contains fossils from Olduvai Gorge, one of the most important prehistoric sites, considered the “cradle of mankind”. The outdoor National Village Museum houses 16 furnished traditional houses from every region in Tanzania. Artists sell their wares here and you can also catch a traditional performance at weekends and on public holidays.
  • The Serengeti is a vast national park covering almost 30,000 sq km. It is from here, more specifically the Grumeti River in the Western Corridor that you can see the river crossing during the wildebeest migration. The most popular part of the park is Seronera, a small settlement, home to leopards and lions. Hot-air balloon safaris are popular here. And the huge Ngorongoro crater, a World Heritage Site, known as Africa’s Garden of Eden, is a must-see.
  • Safari … The northern circuit boasts the biggies: Arusha National Park (boasts Mount Meru – good for hiking – and Momella Lakes, while Mount Kilimanjaro, is just 50km (30 miles) in the distance); Serengeti; Lake Manyara National Park and Tarangire National Park (has some of the highest population density of elephants anywhere in the country). The eastern circuit – easily accessible from Dar Es Salaam – includes Saadani National Park and Mikumi National Park (has the Big Five: cheetah, lion, elephant, buffalo, and rhino).
  • In the west, on the shores of Lake Tanganyika, Gombe Stream National Park, is synonymous with Jane Goodall, the primatologist who spent years studying the behaviour of the chimpanzees. Guided walks are available.

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