Car Rental With a Driver in Arusha Tanzania

Car Rentals Tanzania has employed several locals with substantial knowledge of Tanzania, and for safari excursions, we provide highly experienced and proficient tour guides fluent in English and other languages, in addition to Swahili. This option of hiring a vehicle with a driver/tour guide is ideal for self-drive tourists who prefer not to drive, people seeking a leisurely safari experience, and anyone interested in gaining insights into Tanzanian culture.

One can partake in a private guided safari in Tanzania and its adjacent countries by renting a 4×4 safari vehicle accompanied by a tour guide. For those on business trips or projects in Tanzania, we provide skilled and experienced drivers. Our tour guides are available for $50 per day.

By hiring a car with a driver, you are guaranteed safe and timely arrival at your destination, as our drivers are well-organized and knowledgeable about the travel durations to all national parks. During the game drive in the national park, he will be tasked with identifying optimal locations for seeing wildlife. Our drivers possess ample knowledge regarding accommodations and dining options, and they will recommend superior lodges and quality eateries for you.

The driver receives daily compensation ranging from $40 to $50, contingent upon the season, which encompasses housing, meals, and all other expenses. You will not be required to cover his meals, as drivers consistently have designated locations for affordable dining and lodging at all destinations. If you are embarking on a camping safari, we supply an additional tent for the driver/guide; however, you must provide food, as you will be cooking together. Furthermore, most of our drivers are proficient bush cooks and are adept at starting a campfire.

Upon visiting national parks in Tanzania, the park admission charge for the driver must be paid.
When arranging to hire a car with a driver, ensure you clearly indicate whether you require a tour guide or merely a driver. The drivers mostly perform driving duties and assist with basic tasks, whereas tour guides possess extensive knowledge about the park’s fauna, are often proficient in many local languages, and offer deeper insights into history and African culture.