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Should I take malaria tablets for Zanzibar?

What is the risk of malaria in Tanzania? It is the opinion of Travelpharm that customers to Tanzania and Zanzibar are at high risk of contracting malaria and therefore they should observe strict bite avoidance measures and take anti-malaria medicines in all areas of the country.



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Data analysis. In Zanzibar, malaria transmission occurs throughout the year, and it is characterised by two high-transmission periods after the vuli and masika rainy seasons.

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Dress appropriately and respect Muslim cultural norms. Don't take your valuables to the beach. Lock your valuables in the hotel safe when you go out. Don't walk around alone after dark.

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Malaria risk areas In Tanzania, coastal areas like Zanzibar have the highest count of Malaria cases, however, common trekking areas like Moshi and Arusha are still relatively high risk zones. The rainy season also increases your risk of infection as this is when mosquitoes are most prevalent.

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Travel to Zanzibar has risks for Hepatitis A and Hepatitis B, Typhoid Fever, Meningitis, Polio, Traveller's Diarrhea, Dengue fever, Chikungunya fever, Zika virus and Malaria. Some areas will also have risk for Cholera, Rabies and Yellow fever. To further discuss exactly which risks apply to you contact us now.

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Yes, it is safe to travel to the Zanzibar Islands. This is one of the safest African destinations, even for solo female travelers. The Zanzibar Archipelago is part of Tanzania, which is one of the most stable African countries. Tanzania is ranked as the most peaceful country in East Africa, in fact.

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Wear clothing that covers at least from the navel to the knees, especially when in public areas. Avoid wearing short shorts or revealing clothing.

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Kendwa Beach, Sunsets & Swimming This is one of the few beaches on Zanzibar where the tide doesn't really change, which means the clear waters are perfect for swimming, snorkelling and diving.

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