Cheap Flights to Tanzania from CA$1,419.99*

Condor serves the following airports in Tanzania: Zanzibar (ZNZ).

Flights to Tanzania are treated as long-haul services for catering, and Economy Class passengers receive a complimentary Taste the World Standard Menu with a snack plus free soft and hot drinks. Premium Economy includes the Classic Premium Menu with two meal services such as dinner or breakfast and a wide selection of complimentary alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks. Business Class includes the Taste the World Gourmet Menu with multi-course dining, a snack service and an extended choice of complimentary drinks. Additional snacks and alcoholic beverages beyond what is already included in Economy Class can be purchased from the onboard menu, and specific services can differ by route and cabin.

On aircraft equipped with the FlyConnect system, Wi‑Fi is offered for an extra fee on long-haul and some medium-distance flights to destinations such as Tanzania. This system can be available on flights to Tanzania when one of the compatible aircraft types operates the route. Passengers can choose between messaging-focused and broader surfing internet packages, which are paid for on board by credit card or compatible mobile payment. Service differences between aircraft and routes mean Wi‑Fi is not guaranteed on every flight to Tanzania, and the connection is intended for messaging, email and light browsing rather than high‑bandwidth streaming.

Condor long-haul flights to Tanzania provide individual Inflight entertainment screens at every seat with a large selection of movies, TV series, music and children’s content. On some aircraft, passengers can pair their own Bluetooth headphones with the screen or use wired headphones. Economy Class passengers can purchase headphones on board, while Premium Economy and Business Class receive them free of charge, with noise‑cancelling models in Business Class. On selected aircraft, the FlyConnect portal also offers digital magazines, games and destination information that can be accessed on personal devices, and the exact entertainment selection can differ between flights to Tanzania.

Condor accepts sports equipment such as golf bags, diving gear or surfboards on flights to Tanzania as special baggage that must be registered in advance. In Business Class, one piece of sports equipment up to 30 kg is included free of charge when pre‑registered, and holders of an Activity Card also benefit from one free piece of sports equipment up to 30 kg. In other cabins, sports equipment is carried for a fee that depends on route and item category, and registration is required up to 8 hours before departure so space in the aircraft hold can be confirmed. Size and packaging requirements differ by equipment type, so items must be packed to protect both the gear and other baggage in the hold.

For flights from Canada to Tanzania, the lowest average fares cluster in February, March, and the period from April to May. Within the week, Tuesday departures are recorded as the most price‑favorable option compared with other days. For standard leisure trips, booking around 8 to 12 weeks before departure aligns with the months and weekdays where lower fares appear most frequently. Prices on individual dates still depend on the exact route and travel period.

Tanzania has a warm tropical climate, and the best time to visit depends on whether the focus is safari or beach time in Zanzibar (ZNZ). For classic safaris in areas such as Serengeti and Ngorongoro, the long dry season from June to October offers thinner vegetation, easier wildlife viewing and pleasant daytime temperatures. For beach holidays around Zanzibar (ZNZ), popular dry periods run from June to October and from December to February, with plenty of sunshine and calmer seas. The long rains from March to May and a shorter rainy phase around November bring higher humidity and heavier showers, which can affect road conditions and sea clarity but also mean fewer visitors and greener landscapes.

Canadian citizens need a visa to visit Tanzania. A visa can be obtained in advance as an e‑Visa or on arrival, with Tanzanian authorities encouraging use of the e‑Visa to speed up entry formalities. The e‑Visa allows a stay of up to 90 days and is issued after an online application and payment have been processed, with a stated processing time of around 10 working days once all required documents are submitted. Supporting documents can include proof of travel health insurance, proof of sufficient funds, confirmation of onward or return travel, accommodation details, passport photos and, for minors, consent documentation from parents or guardians. A passport or temporary passport must be valid for at least 6 months from the start of the journey and contain enough blank pages for entry stamps, and a separate transit visa is not required if travelers stay in the international transit area and do not clear immigration. For official entry, visa, and passport validity requirements for Canadian citizens, consult The Government of Canada’s official source of travel information and advice.

Tanzania uses a single time zone, East Africa Time (EAT), which is UTC+3 all year and does not observe daylight saving time. Canada spans several time zones, so the time difference between Canada and Tanzania depends on the province.

Condor regularly releases promotional fares for flights to Tanzania, including Catch a fly-t deals, last‑minute offers and discounted early booking prices. Catch-a-fly-t deals focus on limited‑seat promotional fares on specific routes and departure dates. Last‑minute offers can appear close to departure for remaining seats, while planning and booking well in advance can secure lower base fares on many long-haul journeys. Promotions are route‑ and date‑specific, so prices for Tanzania can differ between promotional phases and standard fare periods.