Official TANAPA rates

Nyerere National Park entry fees

All fees below are VAT-exclusive. TANAPA adds 18% on top, so a $70 conservation fee is $82.60 at the gate.

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This is Tanzania's premium tier: $70 plus 18% VAT, so $82.60 per person per day, with a $47.20 vehicle fee and $35.40 camping. A reduced low-season fee applies from mid-March to mid-May. Cashless gates; prepare payment before you arrive.

Conservation fee (per person, per 24 hours)

Non-East African visitor, 16+ $70 $82.60 including VAT; Nyerere sits in a higher band than Ruaha
Non-East African child, 5 to 15 $20 under 5 free
Low season, 15 March to 15 May Reduced Nyerere is one of the few parks with a low-season discount
East African citizen, 16+ TSh 10,000
Expatriate or Tanzanian resident, 16+ $35

Permits are multiple-entry: a day permit covers twelve daylight hours, a sleep-over permit twenty-four.

Updated 26 July 2026

Vehicle entry (per day)

Up to 2,000 kg, foreign registered $40 Tanzanian registered: TSh 20,000
2,001 to 3,000 kg, foreign registered $150
Open-sided vehicle +50%

Updated 26 July 2026

Camping and accommodation

Public campsite, 16+ $30 per person per night
Special campsite, 16+ $50 book ahead
Hotel concession fee, lodge inside the park $30 added to your lodge rate per night

Updated 26 July 2026

Activities

Boat safari on the Rufiji $20 the park's signature activity
Walking safari, 1 to 4 hours $20 armed ranger mandatory
Walking safari, over 4 hours $25
Ranger or guide fee $20 per group per day
Fly camping $50 per person per night, book ahead

Updated 26 July 2026

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