Our safety briefing

• Stay inside the vehicle inside park boundaries unless your guide says otherwise.
• Keep voices low near wildlife; sudden noise stresses animals.
• Don't feed primates — Tanzanian law and a real risk to baboons in particular.
• Lodges have nighttime escorts to and from rooms — please use them.

• Daily pulse-oximeter and Lake Louise score checks with your lead guide.
• Descent is the default treatment for serious AMS — no question.
• Hydration target: 3–4L/day. Carry water on the trail in two bottles minimum.
• Emergency oxygen and a portable altitude chamber on every climb above 4,500m.

• Tide-aware swim windows — your guide knows the daily schedule.
• Reef shoes for snorkel trips. We provide if you don't bring your own.
• Respect Ramadan and prayer hours in Stone Town: modest dress, no street drinks.

Yellow fever certificate required if arriving from a YF-risk country. Travel medical insurance is mandatory for all climbs; recommended for safaris. We can arrange evacuation coverage through Flying Doctors and AMREF if your policy doesn't include it.