Tanzania Safari

Tanzania Safaris , Tanzania, United Republic of
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Tanzania Safari

$4,400.00
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English
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Overview

Tanzania offers some of Africa’s most breathtaking landscapes and wildlife experiences. From the endless plains of the Serengeti to the world’s largest intact volcanic caldera, this safari promises memories that’ll last a lifetime.

Your Adventure Includes:

  • Accommodation: 7 nights in mid-range lodges and tented camps
  • Game Drives: Extensive game drives in comfortable 4×4 Land Cruisers with guaranteed window seats
  • Meals: Full board throughout the safari
  • Park Fees: All conservation fees and crater service fees
  • Expert Guide: Professional safari guide with vast wildlife knowledge
  • Transfers: Airport transfers in Arusha or Kilimanjaro Airport
  • Flying Doctors Insurance: Emergency medical evacuation coverage

Destinations You’ll Explore:

  • Tarangire National Park (2 nights) – Elephant paradise with ancient baobab trees
  • Serengeti National Park (3 nights) – The crown jewel of African safaris
  • Ngorongoro Crater (2 nights) – A wildlife Eden with the highest predator density in Africa

 

HIGHLIGHTS

  • Witness the spectacular Serengeti ecosystem with its annual wildebeest migration
  • Descend into the Ngorongoro Crater for a full day of extraordinary game viewing
  • See massive elephant herds in Tarangire, sometimes over 300 in a single group
  • Excellent chances of spotting the endangered black rhino
  • Visit an authentic Maasai boma and experience their traditional way of life
  • Watch predators in action – lions, leopards, and cheetahs hunting across the plains

WHAT’S NOT INCLUDED

  • International flights
  • Tanzania visa ($50-$100 depending on nationality)
  • Travel and medical insurance
  • Optional Serengeti hot air balloon safari ($550 per person)
  • Alcoholic and soft drinks at accommodations
  • Tips for guides, cooks, and camp staff (recommended $20-30 per day total)
  • Personal items and laundry services

BEST TIME TO VISIT

June to October: Dry season with excellent game viewing and migration in northern Serengeti

December to March: Calving season in southern Serengeti – dramatic predator action

November and April-May: Green season with fewer tourists, lower prices, and excellent bird watching

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F.A.Q

What's the difference between Kenya and Tanzania safaris?

 

Both are spectacular! Tanzania is generally less crowded with more remote wilderness areas. The Serengeti is larger than the Maasai Mara, and Ngorongoro Crater is a unique ecosystem found nowhere else. Tanzania tends to be slightly more expensive but offers fewer vehicles per sighting.

When is the best time to see the Great Migration?

The migration is a year-round circular movement. June-July: herds cross the Grumeti River; July-October: dramatic Mara River crossings in northern Serengeti; December-March: calving season in southern Serengeti with newborn wildebeest everywhere.

How difficult is the crater descent?

Your driver handles everything! The road down Ngorongoro Crater is steep but well-maintained. The journey takes about 30 minutes. Once on the crater floor, it's smooth driving with incredible wildlife viewing.

Can I use a drone?

Drones are prohibited in all Tanzanian national parks without special permits. Wildlife authorities enforce this strictly to avoid disturbing animals and other visitors. Focus on your camera and binoculars instead!

What about internet and charging?

Most lodges have WiFi in common areas, though speeds can be slow. Charging stations are available, but bring a power bank as game drives can be long. Some remote camps use solar power with limited charging times.

Is bottled water provided?

Yes, your safari vehicle will have bottled water for game drives. Lodges provide safe drinking water. Never drink tap water. Carry a reusable water bottle that you can refill from provided bottles to reduce plastic waste.

What if I have dietary restrictions?

Lodges accommodate vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free, and other dietary needs. Inform us at booking, and we'll communicate with all accommodations. Tanzanian cuisine includes excellent vegetable dishes, rice, and grilled meats.

How much should I tip?

Tipping is customary. Budget around $20-30 per day total for your guide, split among any camp staff. For excellent service, you might tip more. Lodges often have communal tip boxes for staff. US dollars in small bills are preferred.

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