DRIVING IN TANZANIA

Driving in Tanzania can be a challenge, especially when done for the first time! Driving in Tanzania for the first time may qualify for a checklist, this is to say that there are several questions one needs to go through before deciding whether to opt for self or chauffeur drive. The first thing one should know is that with about 945,078km 2, Tanzania is definitely a big county with over 21 regions. When staying within or near the city the only thing that one has to worry about is congestion and traffic especially during rash hours. Finding your way around may not be so easy during the first days main reasons being that, some of the roads are with no names and clear directional signs along the roads though one can use land marks. When travelling to different regions on Safari, land scape attractions, etc, one does not face any major challenges when on the tarmac main roads; although it is important to bring it to your attention that, after driving away from the city, most roads are with no side lights. This may be challenging during the night especially if one has not experienced this before, it may be a bit scary so to say. When put beautifully, if you are not adventurous and may find it hard to drive during the night on a dark road, plan well so that all your long journeys are done during the day time. When travelling to rural areas one has to be sure of driving on rough roads from time to time. During dry seasons, depending with a region and a specific location, one will be driving on sandy roads therefore without a good 4X 4 the car may easily get stuck. Roads are very slippery during the rain seasons especially on some of the rough roads in rural areas. Tanzania Self Drive check list brought to you by XCAR • Is it your first time driving in Tanzania? • Are you going to keep within the city • Are you travelling to rural areas • Do you have Tanzania road map? • Are you on a special project/research? • Are you in Tanzania for holidays? • Are you visiting friends/family? • Are you working as an expatriate? • For how long are will you be in Tanzania? For more information on driving in Tanzania, kindly contact XCAR Team, we will be glad to share and help you www.xcarrentals.com info@xcarrentals.com

Renting with XCAR

Booking a car with XCAR while travelling to Tanzania takes the sting out of traveling, you can relax on the flight over, safe in the knowledge there’s a car waiting at the other end. So it’s out with expensive taxis and in with your very own set of wheels. Booking with XCAR in Tanzania is like buying your freedom; you are no longer bound by tour guides and public transport. Hence able to do what you want, when you pleases and at your own time! Whether checking out the sights or delivering into some local culture, it is your very own entire schedule! XCAR offers a vehicle for all occasions. If you want to make short, local journeys, go for a nippy run-around. But if you’re planning to go off the beaten track, you might want something meatier, like a good 4 x4 while a family- sized salon may be the other order of the day. The choice as they say is all yours. So for a holiday that’s high on ease and low on hassle, take advantage hiring with XCAR as we cater for all kinds of travel needs. We offer discounted prices to all type of rentals requirements and you are sure to be backed up with our 24/7 customer services. Our team of dedicated travel experts will assist you to secure a vehicle that suits your travel needs. Whether an independent traveler or going on a tailor-made safari organized with us, our car rental services are flexible to your unique requirements. Talk to us today to experience our fast and efficient service. XCAR rentals service is comprehensive - offering drivers everything from small, budget-friendly cars to luxurious sedans that will see you driving in style. www.xcarrentals.com info@xcarrentals.com

ECONOMY DRIVE

XCAR brings to you a new and rewarding product of economy drive. Many a times people want experience the wild life, enjoy the nature and be a peace. Only if it was affordable all the time.... At XCAR it has never been about simply renting cars, rather solving travel solutions and create memories to all our customers. It was for those reasons we came up with economy drive, a package that allows people to visit national parks without having to spend a fortune.. For more information on this new product please call us today +255 753 254 660 email uu: info@xcarrentals.com Website : www.xcarrentals.com We change to stay the same

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Nelson Mandela Sculpture

The Nelson Mandela Sculpture in Howick KwaZulu-Natal South Africa. The artist of the sculpture is Marco Cianfanelli. The sculpture is made up of 50 poles that symbolize the 50th Anniversary of his arrest in Howick KwaZulu-Natal. The poles range in height from 5 meters to 10 meters. When one walks through the poles, the practical pattern gives the effect of a gunshot which symbolizes the political uprising of the ANC . The Length of the sculpture is 20 meters. The front of the sculpture is a portrait of Mandela, it has vertical bars which represents his imprisonment. The portrait of Mandela can only be viewed at 35 meters from the front of the sculpture when all the poles line up. Brought to you by XCAR www.xcarrentals.com

LAKES IN TANZANIA

Discover some of the largest and deepest lakes in the world. Large populations of flamingos, storks and herons occupy the soda lakes of Lake Manyara and Lake Natron. In the west, Lake Tanganyika is the world's second deep water lake, and in the northwest, is Lake Victoria, by far the largest lake in Africa. At Ujiji, on the eastern shores of Lake Tanganyika, is where the famous meeting between Henry Morton Stanley and Livingstone took place, and where Livingstone spent so much time.

Mout Kilimanjaro - Tanzania

Mount Kilimanjaro is most highest and famous mountain in Africa. Hatari, a popular movie made in the 1950's starring John Wayne, was filmed at its foothills. People from all over the world climb Mount Kilimanjaro to experience its challenging slopes, rare glaciers and stunning views of Africa. Hiking can be arranged throughout the north and east of Tanzania, as there are various other phenomenal mountain ranges and peaks to be explored. The active volcano of OlDonyoLengaican be viewed from the top of Mount Meru, located within Arusha National Park.

TANZANIA - WILD LIFE OVERVIEW

Tanzania boasts of national parks, game reserves and conservation areas where countless animals, birds and insects are to be found. In the west, bordering Lake Tanganyika, discover the Mahale Mountains National Park and Gombe Stream National Park, home to the chimpanzees, made famous by British explorer Jane Goodall. In the south is the Selous Game Reserve, well known for large herds of elephants, and the Mikumi National Park, popular for the education of students studying ecology and conservation. Last but not least, in the north, visitors can explore a number of smaller national parks including the breathtaking Ngorongoro Crater and Serengeti National Park. Ngorongoro Crater is a wordwide famous conservation area where Maasai herdsmen and wildlife coexist in a natural setting. Serengeti is renowned for the migration of millions of wild animals on an annual exodus north, which can be viewed either from the back of a luxury 4x4 safari vehicle or high above in a hot air balloon. Whichever way this spectacular sight is seen it will be remembered forever!

SPECIAL CAR RENTAL OFFERS FROM XCAR

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