Tanzania is our home. It holds the Serengeti and the Great Migration, the wildlife amphitheatre of the Ngorongoro Crater, elephant-rich Tarangire, the roof of Africa on Kilimanjaro, and the beaches of Zanzibar — often in a single trip.
Top parks & areas
When to go
The dry season (June–October) is the easiest time for game viewing and the classic window for Mara River crossings in the northern Serengeti and for climbing Kilimanjaro. The green season (January–March) brings the Serengeti calving and excellent predator action. See Best Time to Visit.
Getting there & around
Most safaris begin in Arusha, reached via Kilimanjaro International Airport (JRO). Internal bush flights link the parks and Zanzibar quickly; road transfers are scenic and cost-effective on the northern circuit. Full detail in Getting There & Flights.
Visas & health
Most visitors need a visa (e-visa or on arrival) and proof of yellow fever vaccination if arriving from a risk country. See Visa & Entry and Health & Safety.
✓ Classic first-timer route
Tarangire → Ngorongoro Crater → Serengeti over 6–8 days, then 3–4 nights in Zanzibar. We’ll tailor it to your dates and budget.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does a Tanzania safari cost?+
Is Tanzania good for families?+
Yes — many lodges welcome children and private vehicles make game drives flexible. See our
family safaris.
