4×4 Self Drive East Africa

With 4×4 Self Drive East Africa, there is no better way of blending into the traditional African community without having a 4×4 self drive East Africa on the traditional African roads. Car Rental and Safaris Africa has the best East African car rental packages that includes a 4×4 Self Drive East Africa safari which is a one of the best way in which people blend in the local African environment that is untamed with astonishing beauty that will leave you amazed.  A region with a conducive climate made by the giant features like Mountains and valleys, several safari parks and reserves to visit, with lot more attractions will leave you in awe. A 4×4 Self Drive East Africa safari will make your driving skill more pro – with the high levels concentration necessary to navigate through pot-hall roads in rural area, the traffic police that is almost everywhere make a perfect driving challenge far away from the home. The East African countries include Tanzania, Kenya, Uganda and Rwanda and all of these have a lot of unique game to explore on safari and worth opting to go for 4×4 Self Drive East Africa safaris.

All you need to know about 4×4 Self Drive East Africa – Is it safe to visit East Africa?

The majority of East African countries are safe to for tourists to visit. At your convenience, Car Rental and Safaris Africa offers a 4×4 Self Drive East Africa safari that will make you a bustling experience which offers great after memories of the traditional African roads where people and animals cross at any time at any point.

East African road conditions are generally fair and can be driven on, those outside the cities and in rural areas may however require a 4WD especially in the rainy season. Remember you are driving on unfamiliar roads therefore you must be cautious and well prepared. East Africa, road signs and signals could mean something different from that back in your home country and therefore it is advisable to study these before starting the journey.

When deciding to use Google maps, be aware that roads change and such changes are not effective onto the map, therefore it will require you to always ask for directions and especially drive during the day to avoid getting lost in places you can’t get rescue from. When using paper maps, remember they could also be outdated and you could require to ask for directions.

In case of a breakdown, it will always take you so long to find a local mechanic and if you do, be sure you will have to pay in the local currency.

East African road conditions keep on improving, however, there are roads that have pot holes are dusty and bumpy, with those obnoxious speed bumps in every hamlet. Always remember to follow the designated road speed limits to avoid getting an accident that could harm you or other road users.

What to expect on your 4×4 Self Drive East Africa Safari

On your 4×4 Self Drive East Africa safari, you will come across all kinds of sudden unexpected obstacles, near National Parks. These might be wildlife like Elephants, antelopes and other wildlife galloping suddenly from one side of the roads to the other. Ensure to always be careful and sober when driving to avoid hitting wildlife in the parks as it is an offence and liable to a fine. Consequently, an animal kill will cost up to USD 500 payable to the park authorities, and maybe USD500 to USD200 for vehicle repair, worst of all you could even lose your life if you hit an African Elephant.

East Africa has great traffic laws; however the laws do not apply when the size of the vehicle is applied. Vehicle size makes right, big cross country buses barreling down what may seem like a one lane road straight at you. Several vehicles seemingly in a convoy passing you at insane speed with some kind of VIP passengers in the main vehicle.

It is therefore generally safe to self drive East Africa, however endeavor to follow all the current guidelines and process all the required documentation. We can always help you with this when booking a 4×4 Self Drive East Africa car with us. Our vehicles from Car Rental and Safaris Africa Ltd have the requirements for travel through East Africa and you can book a vehicle to 4×4 Self Drive East Africa in one country or book one to use all through the East African countries with a chance to enjoy a long vacation at your own pace.

Other frequently asked questions

Is it safe to drive around Tanzania?

By East African standards, the road conditions in the northeast of Tanzania are very good and thus a Tanzania self-drive safari is a good choice.

Is it safe to self-drive in Uganda?

Uganda is one of the friendliest countries in the world and its people will leave you amazed. The road conditions in Uganda are generally good and a Uganda self-drive safari is a good one to opt for.

Book with us and embark on a memorable journey that reflects the true essence of the captivating East Africa.

Points to Note


4×4 Self Drive East Africa opens doors to unparalleled exploration and discovery. It allows you to fully immerse yourself in Tanzania’s natural beauty, culture, and wildlife without being confined by transportation constraints.

Why You Must take a Safari Vacation in Tanzania?

The Kenyan Experience
  • Amazing Game Viewing: View the Big 5 (lion, leopard, elephant, rhinoceros, and buffalo) and additional wildlife found only in Africa.
  • Walking safaris, hot-air balloon safaris, and cultural exchanges with the locals all qualify as rewarding experiences.
    The Luxury of Time: Take advantage of being disconnected from the outside world in some of Africa’s most remote regions.
  • Enjoy Your Senses; sip sunset drinks while giraffes amble over the rosy horizon and indulge in fine African cuisine.
  • The finest itineraries incorporate Africa’s major destinations, according to Beyond the Wild.
  • Traveling with a Purpose: Every African safari contributes to deserving conservation and community development projects.

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Our Car Rental Safaris’ Fleet

Toyota Hilux Double Cabin
Toyota Hilux Double Cabin
  • White Hilux Double Cab 2.5 4×4 diesel 2011 model
  • Aircon; electric windows; electric mirrors
  • CD/Radio standard no “AUX” plug
  • 5 speed manual gearboxes with manual 4WD selection; electronic rear diff lock
  • Fog lights
  • Fog lights
  • Bluetooth built in for mobile phone use
  • Durable seat covers
  • 2 x fire extinguishers
  • Central locking & alarm system
  • Altec Net-Star tracking anti-theft & tracking system
Toyota Land Cruiser TX
Toyota Land Cruiser TX
  • White Hilux Double Cab 2.5 4×4 diesel 2011 model
  • Aircon; electric windows; electric mirrors
  • CD/Radio standard no “AUX” plug
  • 5 speed manual gearboxes with manual 4WD selection; electronic rear diff lock
  • Fog lights
  • Fog lights
  • Bluetooth built in for mobile phone use
  • Durable seat covers
  • 2 x fire extinguishers
  • Central locking & alarm system
  • Altec Net-Star tracking anti-theft & tracking system
Toyota Land Cruiser V8
Toyota Land Cruiser V8
  • White Hilux Double Cab 2.5 4×4 diesel 2011 model
  • Aircon; electric windows; electric mirrors
  • CD/Radio standard no “AUX” plug
  • 5 speed manual gearboxes with manual 4WD selection; electronic rear diff lock
  • Fog lights
  • Fog lights
  • Bluetooth built in for mobile phone use
  • Durable seat covers
  • 2 x fire extinguishers
  • Central locking & alarm system
  • Altec Net-Star tracking anti-theft & tracking system
Land Cruiser Extended
Toyota Land Cruiser Extended
  • Airbags
  • 4.2 Liter Engine capacity
  • 7-Seater
  • Power steering
  • Air conditioner
  • CD + MP3 Player
  • Full Time 4WD
  • Diesel
  • Manual transmission
  • Pop-up Roof
  • 5 Doors
  • Off-Road Tyres
Toyota RAV 4
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  • Toyota RAV 4
  • Aircon; electric windows; electric mirrors
  • CD/Radio standard no “AUX” plug
  • 5 speed manual gearboxes with manual 4WD selection; electronic rear diff lock
  • Fog lights
  • Bluetooth built in for mobile phone use
  • Durable seat covers
  • 2 x fire extinguishers
  • Central locking & alarm system
  • Altec Net-Star tracking anti-theft & tracking system
Land Cruiser Prado
Toyota Land Cruiser Prado
  • White Hilux Double Cab 2.5 4×4 diesel 2011 model
  • Aircon; electric windows; electric mirrors
  • CD/Radio standard no “AUX” plug
  • 5 speed manual gearboxes with manual 4WD selection; electronic rear diff lock
  • Fog lights
  • Fog lights
  • Bluetooth built in for mobile phone use
  • Durable seat covers
  • 2 x fire extinguishers
  • Central locking & alarm system
  • Altec Net-Star tracking anti-theft & tracking system

Interesting Places In Tanzania | Car Rental Safaris | Car Hire & Self Drive Tanzania

We have narrowed it down for you Browse through. In Here we present the Best of Kenya Safaris Africa, the best Kenya safari accommodations and the Best Kenya safari Africa destinations.

SERENGETI NATIONAL PARK

Millions of animals inhabit or pass through the huge, treeless plain that is Serengeti National Park in quest of new grasses. Although the yearly wildebeest migration is what makes the Serengeti renowned, you may also observe the Big Five and close to 500 different bird species there.

NGORONGORO CONSERVATION AREA

The famed volcanic Ngorongoro Crater is found in the Ngorongoro Conservation Area, which is one of Tanzania’s most well-liked places to see animals. It is situated halfway between the Serengeti and Lake Manyara. Numerous animals are attracted to this massive volcanic crater because it always has water.

TARANGIRE NATIONAL PARK

giraffes-tarangire-national Park

Tarangire National Park, which was created in 1970, is a great place to see animals. When the animals congregate along the river during the dry season, which lasts from July to September, it is best to visit. The greatest number of migratory animals can be found in Tarangire National Park.

SELOUS GAME RESERVE

The Selous Game Reserve is Africa’s biggest game reserve. It was created in 1922 and takes about 5% of all of Tanzania. Undeveloped, densely forested, and containing a number of steep cliffs, the southern region is a banned zone. The region north of the Rufiji River is the only one open to travelers.

Driving in Kenya – What You Need to know

  • The currency is Tanzania Shillings (TZS)
  • Road Driving Side is LEFT
  • The Urban speed Limit 50kph
  • The Rural Speed Limit is 110kph
  • The Motorway Speed Limit is 110kph
  • Current Petrol Price TZS 2,881/Ltr
  • 80mg Drink Drive Limit
  • Minimum Rental Age is 18 Years
  • Minimum Driving Age is 18 Years

Car Rental Locations in Tanzania


  • Dar es Salaam
  • Dodoma
  • Mwanza
  • Arusha
  • Morogoro
  • Tanga
  • Mbeya

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