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Tanzania Safari from Ireland: Flights, Visa and Planning
Tanzania Safari from Ireland: Flights, Visa and Planning
Flights, visas and trip planning for travelers from Ireland
Irish travelers typically connect via London, Amsterdam or Doha to reach Kilimanjaro — an extra connection compared to some other European departure points, but still a well-served route overall.
Irish passport holders generally need an e-Visa or visa on arrival for a standard safari length stay. Given the total travel time once you account for the connection, we generally recommend a safari of at least 7 nights from Ireland — enough to make the journey clearly worthwhile without feeling like you spent a disproportionate share of your trip getting there and back.
If you're planning from Ireland, building in that slightly longer trip length from the start tends to make for a more satisfying holiday than trying to keep the whole trip as short as possible.
See our visa guide for the application process, or browse our safari itineraries.