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Best Tanzania Safari Tours
Known for its unparallel game viewing, explore the beauty of the Ngorongoro Crater, a world heritage site, or revel in the forests of Lake Manyara with the famous tree-climbing lions. Unforgettable experiences await you during your Tanzania safari tour.
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Tanzania Safari Tours
Journey Beyond Limits...
Tanzania offers unmatched beauty and wildlife experiences. Known as “the Switzerland of Africa,” this peaceful nation dedicates 25% of its land to conservation, showcasing the Great Migration of over two million animals. Bird enthusiasts can enjoy over 1,100 species, from doves to lilac-breasted rollers. Tanzania’s rich culture, shaped by its harmonious blend of traditional and modern influences, reflects the warmth and generosity of its people, making it a truly unique and dynamic destination.
Explore a one-of-a-kind journey in Tanzania, where you’ll encounter diverse wildlife, vibrant cultures, breathtaking landscapes, and unique ecosystems. We specialize in showcasing the very best of Tanzania.
Enjoy luxurious, comfortable accommodations perfectly blended with nature, offering a serene retreat after thrilling safari adventures across iconic destinations.
When is the best month to visit Tanzania?
Tanzania in January
It is time to experience the natural beauty of Tanzania in all its magnificent, bursting, colorful glory. From January, you can enjoy luscious landscapes and once-in-a-lifetime photography opportunities that will take your breath away!
Tanzania in February
February in Tanzania is an incredible time to spot young animals taking their first steps along the savannah. The best places for this are Ndutu, where millions of wildebeest congregate and give birth over a short period known as calving season. Whilst thunderstorms may occur during the afternoons, the rain will allow for a transformation in the landscape.
Tanzania in March
March is an often-overlooked time of year to visit Tanzania. Offering plenty of spectator opportunities, with beautiful birding and low crowds! While it’s hot sometimes (and humid), you can witness all sorts of wildlife out & about during this period – including their babies too!
Tanzania in April
Tanzania is a photographer’s paradise in April. Scenic green landscapes, young animals, and colorful birds line the roads to greet travelers who come here for their visit during this period! The weather may be unpredictable during April, but the rewards are worth it with the sightings and landscapes.
Tanzania in May
If you want to see what life is like in Tanzania’s National Parks before the dry season, then now is your last chance. Witness beautiful green forests and wild grassy plains full of young animals during May, just before the landscape transforms.
Tanzania in June
June in Tanzania is a great time to visit and explore the dry landscape. Visitors will find many opportunities for wildlife viewing as animals cluster around watering holes during this month. The days are cool whilst sunny, providing just enough moisture without being too wet or dusty from windy conditions like those found later on in the year.
Tanzania in August
The long, dry season is over, and the animals have had a chance to recharge themselves. August in Tanzania provides an opportunity for you that doesn’t come around often-a great chance to see wildlife up close!
Tanzania in August
The long, dry season is over, and the animals have had a chance to recharge themselves. August in Tanzania provides an opportunity for you that doesn’t come around often-a great chance to see wildlife up close!
Tanzania in September
One of the best times to visit Tanzania is in September, when there’s better visibility and the sun is shining. The end of the long dry season means that animals are desperate for food, making it more likely you’ll see action on your safari!
Tanzania in October
October is the end of Tanzania’s long dry season, and this means it’ll be time for some serious animal action! With thick clusters of animals to see on any given day trip or more extended stay in one spot. You can travel through parks without worrying about getting stuck behind somebody others as there isn’t much traffic at all during these months. Perfect if you’re looking forward to an authentic Tanzania safari atmosphere.
Tanzania in November
The Tanzania landscape is set to be spectacular in November as nature springs back into life during the short rainy season. With rivers overflowing and animals scurrying about in search of food, it will make for some fantastic wildlife viewing opportunities that you won’t want to miss out on!
Tanzania in December
December is the perfect time to visit Tanzania and witness this fantastic country’s natural beauty. The birds will be in full glory as they return from their annual migration after being away all year long! Finish your year in warmth, comfort, and natural beauty by visiting Tanzania in December.
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Embark on the most incredible adventure through Tanzania on an African safari tour! Watch in awe as millions of wildebeest, zebra, and antelope migrate across vast Serengeti plains.
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Why visit Tanzania?
Tanzania is a nature lover’s paradise and the perfect destination for an unforgettable African Safari. Tanzania boasts impressive wildlife, stunning scenery, and unique cultural experiences that make it one of the most sought-after safari locations in the world. With spectacular national parks like Serengeti, Ngorongoro, Tarangire, and Lake Manyara, Tanzania is home to some of the most beautiful wildlife and scenery in Africa. From open savannahs to lush forests, Tanzania has something for everyone.
Tanzania offers excellent cultural opportunities for those seeking a truly unique experience. Tanzania’s people are warm and friendly and deeply embedded in their local culture, which makes it an ideal location for those looking to have a truly immersive experience. Tanzania is known for its incredible Maasai tribes and their colorful, traditional dress, as well as the many other indigenous cultures that make Tanzania so unique.
When it comes to picking the perfect Tanzania safari, the possibilities are endless. Whether you’re looking for a luxurious wildlife experience or an adventure of a lifetime, there is something for every type of traveler.
For luxury travelers looking to observe some of Africa’s most exotic and majestic creatures, Serengeti National Park is a perfect choice. The expansive savannah gives visitors the best chance of spotting all five of Africa’s “Big Five,” while luxurious lodges and camps provide an unforgettable experience.
For travelers looking for a more off-the-beaten-path adventure, Ruaha National Park offers an unspoiled safari experience. Visitors are treated to breathtaking views of the park’s rocky terrain and varied wildlife, including lions, leopards, cheetahs, and zebras.
The cost of a Tanzania Safari depends on several factors, including the length and type of safari you choose.
If you’re looking for a more budget-friendly option, there are many camping safaris available under our basic style of traveling or try joining a group safari for a more economical approach. For a truly luxurious experience, an exclusive private safari is the way to go.
No matter what your budget is, you can be sure to find an unforgettable Tanzania Safari experience that fits your needs.
The best time to take a Tanzania Safari depends on the type of experience you are looking for.
If you want to avoid crowds and witness the Great Migration, June-October is typically the best time to go. This is when hundreds of thousands of animals migrate across Serengeti National Park in search of greener pastures.
For those looking for a more relaxed experience, December-February is the best time to go. Temperatures are cooler, and there are fewer crowds.
The amount of time needed for a Tanzania Safari depends on the type of experience you are looking for.
If you’re looking for a quick weekend getaway, 3-5 days is usually enough to get a good taste of what the country offers. But if you really want to take in all the sights and sounds of Tanzania, a safari of 7-14 days is recommended.
The wildebeest migration is one of the most spectacular natural events in the world. Thousands of wildebeest, zebra, and other animals migrate from the Serengeti to the Masai Mara in Kenya every year in search of better grazing grounds.
The best place to witness this awe-inspiring event is in the Serengeti National Park. Here you can experience an up-close encounter with the migrating herds and possibly even spot a few predators like lions and wild dogs, which hunt them as they cross.
The wildebeest migration usually takes place between the months of June and September. The exact timing of the migration varies every year. Still, it typically follows a northwards-southwards pattern from the Serengeti in Tanzania to the Masai Mara in Kenya and back again.
It’s important to note that the wildebeest migration does not occur in one continuous movement. The herds will stop and graze for weeks before continuing on their journey, so it’s best to plan your safari accordingly if you want to ensure that you witness this amazing event.
The best time to go on a migration safari in Tanzania is between June and October. This is when the wildebeest migrate from their calving grounds in the Serengeti National Park to the Masai Mara in Kenya, following the rains and lush grasslands.
During this period, you will also be able to witness the great predators such as lions, cheetahs, and wild dogs hunting the migrating herds.
The best way to experience the migration is to book a safari tour with an experienced local guide who can take you to the best spots for game viewing. This will ensure that your trip is safe and enjoyable while providing you with unbeatable access to the Serengeti’s wildlife.