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We know Tanzania, better than most. We pride ourselves on our knowledge, and we keep it up to date; our experienced travel experts continually revisit all areas of this spectacular land to ensure that our advice is the best that you will get.
Warm hospitality, a great variety of accommodation options and well-trained safari guides make Tanzania one of the most-visited safari destinations in Africa. And as local operator on the ground with many years of experience – we know the best spots. Take a break from the rest of the world and join us in Tanzania!
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Tanzania offers numerous options for specialist safaris and activities
Tanzania Top Wildlife Experiences
Whether you are dreaming of a first-hand meeting with the Big 5, Tanzania offers numerous options for specialist safaris and activities, whether you wish to drive, walk, fish, fly camp, ride in a hot-air balloon, dive, kite surf or go trekking after chimpanzees…
4 Days Tanzania Safari from Zanzibar
This 4-day safari begins and concludes on Zanzibar Island, making it a perfect option for individuals residing on the spice island or those enjoying a beach vacation in Zanzibar.
3 Day Lodge Safari
visit the Tarangire and Lake Manyara National Park but also the Ngorongoro Crater, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. You will see huge herds of elephants, in season flocks of flamingos and troops of baboons.
5 Day Mid-range Safari
Exploring the captivating landscapes of Tarangire, Serengeti, Ngorongoro Crater, and Lake Manyara National Park. Immerse yourself in the abundant wildlife and breathtaking scenery of these iconic destinations.
Mount Kilimanjaro Climbing
Are you figuring out which Route on Kilimanjaro to take for your trek? Don’t worry, this page will assist you in making the correct decision.
Mount Kilimanjaro Climbing, Trekking and Hiking Tours
Climbing Mount Kilimanjaro, the tallest freestanding mountain globally, is a must-do for many adventure enthusiasts. Reaching the summit provides a truly distinctive wilderness adventure as you ascend to the highest point in Africa.
6 Days Rongai Route
Only route starting on the northern slope of Kilimanjaro. Though this part of the Mountain is rarely visited by hikers, it is not less interesting than the popular southern and western slopes. We recommend Rongai to all those who like reclusive hiking experiences.
6 Days Machame route
The Machame Route is a challenging climb, and you should be in the good physical condition and have experience with high-altitude trekking. The trek involves long days of walking, and you’ll need to be prepared for all types of weather conditions.
5 Day Marangu Route
The Marangu Route, also known as the Coca-Cola Route, is the oldest and most established route on Mount Kilimanjaro. It is the only route that offers sleeping huts along the way, making it a popular choice for climbers who prefer more comfort.
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African safaris are increasingly popular among families, accounting for over 45% of visitors. While some lodges set an age limit of 5, children aged four and up often find the experience enthralling. While kids can marvel at natural wonders like the Ngorongoro Crater or Victoria Falls, it's the diverse wildlife that truly captivates and excites them the most. We recommend preparing children beforehand to make the trip even more interesting for them. African-themed books, games, or activities are fantastic for that. Going on a Tanzanian safari with children is an exciting and safe experience for the whole family. Still, parents should remain vigilant when venturing into the wild expanses of this beautiful country and not let kids wander off
The top hiking destinations in Africa include Tanzania's iconic peaks, Mount Kilimanjaro and Mount Meru. Both are accessible to beginners, demanding no prior mountaineering expertise.
In contrast, Uganda's Rwenzori Mountains and Mount Kenya offer breathtaking panoramas but require technical climbing gear like ice axes and crampons. Additionally, the mountain infrastructure in Uganda and Kenya is less developed compared to Tanzania's well-established facilities. For those aspiring to summit these peaks, our team members, having scaled them all, advise tackling them after a Kilimanjaro expedition. It's also advantageous to acquire technical climbing experience in more forgiving terrains, such as the Alps or other suitable regions.
The ideal time for a Tanzanian safari depends on personal preferences. Opting for a rainy season safari, from November to late December and from mid-March to May, can be cost-effective due to seasonal hotel discounts. There are also much fewer other travelers in the parks. However, be prepared for potential all-day rains.
The other months, spanning from January to mid-March and June to October, generally promise excellent, sunny weather, though there can be exceptions. These dry season periods attract the most tourists. The festive season around Christmas is often the easiest. Safari prices are higher during these times.
We believe the optimal time for a safari is at the cusp of these peak season times. In late October, early March, and early June. These transitional periods offer a sweet spot where the rains are either yet to start or just ending, and the tourist influx is still minimal, providing a balanced experience of good weather and relative tranquillity.
Combining a Kilimanjaro climb with a wildlife safari is seamless and convenient. Landing at Kilimanjaro International Airport places you just 50 km away from the base of Mount Kilimanjaro. Additionally, the popular northern safari parks are within a comfortable driving distance from the airport. For those with limited time, there are shorter 2-3 day safari options that offer a captivating glimpse into Tanzania's magnificent wildlife. Plus, bush flights are available for even swifter transitions.