Home to the Serengeti’s endless plains and the Ngorongoro Crater’s dense wildlife bowl, with the option to end your trip on a Zanzibar beach.
Tanzania’s most famous park — vast grasslands, resident big cats, and migration herds for much of the year.
The world’s largest intact volcanic caldera, packed with dense, year-round wildlife in a compact area.
Iconic baobab trees and some of Tanzania’s largest elephant herds, especially in the dry season.
A compact park known for tree-climbing lions and flamingo-lined lake shores.
A natural add-on after a dusty safari circuit — Stone Town history and white-sand beaches.
June to September is the classic dry season; December to March covers the Serengeti's calving season in the south.
Daily conservation fees rather than limited permits, though Ngorongoro Crater has an additional descent fee we include in your quote.
Game drives are vehicle-based and accessible to most fitness levels. Kilimanjaro climbs are a separate, more demanding add-on.
Most visitors need a visa or e-visa to enter Tanzania. We process this alongside your safari booking.
Endless plains and the world’s largest intact volcanic caldera, dense with wildlife.
A full northern circuit safari followed by beach time in Zanzibar.
Serengeti, Ngorongoro, Tarangire and Lake Manyara in one unhurried trip.
Yes — it’s one of the most popular combinations we arrange, connected by a short flight.
We can arrange a Kilimanjaro climb as a separate add-on, though it requires more advance planning and higher fitness than a standard safari.
The migration moves through for much of the year, with northern Mara River crossings typically July to October and calving season December to March.
Most nationalities need a visa or e-visa. We process this as part of your booking.
We process Tanzania visa applications alongside your safari booking — one team, one timeline.
We can book your international flights to match your safari dates.
Tell us your dates, interests and group size — we’ll build a custom itinerary and quote.