How to Go Tanzania

How to get to Tanzania

How to get to Tanzania

Tanzania is well served by international airlines. The most important hub for international flights is Dar es Salaam’s Julius Nyerere International Airport, but there are also some international flights to Kilimanjaro International Airport, which lies about halfway between the towns of Arusha and Moshi, and Zanzibar International Airport, on the island of the same name. Coming from the UK or elsewhere in Europe, airlines offering connections to Tanzania include British Airways (from London), KLM (from Amsterdam) and Swiss (from Zurich). It may be cheaper, however, to look at flying with African carriers such as Ethiopian Airlines (via Addis Ababa), Kenya Airways (via Nairobi) or Egypt Air (via Cairo), or the likes of Air India and Emirates.

How to Go Tanzania

Travelling to Tanzania from within Africa, South African Airways (SAA) operates daily flights from Johannesburg, and Ethiopian Airlines and Kenya Airways also have a good network of intra-African flights. There are no direct flights from North America or Australia. Coming from North America, it is most common to fly via London or elsewhere in Europe, though it is also possible to route via elsewhere in Africa with SAA, Ethiopian Airlines or Kenya Airways. Coming from elsewhere, the main regional port of entry is Johannesburg, which is connected to several major centres in Asia, Australia and South America by SAA and other international carriers.

Airport taxes, where applicable, are now included in the ticket fare as a matter of course.

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