Tanzania, the way locals would show it to you
Private safaris across the Serengeti and Ngorongoro, Kilimanjaro summits with proper acclimatisation, and slow Zanzibar days at the end. Park fees included, no hidden extras, a real person answering your email.
- 12+
- years guiding
- 98%
- Kilimanjaro summits
- 4.9
- average review
- 100%
- private departures
Where you can go
Six places we know street by street, trail by trail.
Serengeti
Endless plains, the migration, big cats
Ngorongoro
A collapsed volcano full of wildlife
Kilimanjaro
Africa's roof at 5,895 m
Zanzibar
Spice islands and turquoise water
Tarangire
Baobabs and elephant country
Ruaha
The wild, empty south
Most-booked trips
Every departure is private. Prices are per person sharing.
Wildlife7-Day Great Migration Safari
Follow the herds across the Serengeti plains, then drop into the Ngorongoro Crater for a full day of big-five game viewing.
Wildlife5-Day Northern Circuit Classic
Tarangire's elephant herds, Lake Manyara's tree-climbing lions and the Ngorongoro Crater in one compact week.
TrekkingKilimanjaro — Machame Route, 7 Days
The 'Whiskey Route' — the most scenic way to Uhuru Peak, with an extra acclimatisation day for a higher summit success rate.
TrekkingKilimanjaro — Lemosho Route, 8 Days
The quietest, most gradual ascent on the mountain. Longer days on the trail, the best acclimatisation profile.
Beach5-Day Zanzibar Beach Escape
White sand, spice farms and Stone Town history — the classic way to unwind after a week on safari.
Wildlife10-Day Safari & Zanzibar Combo
Six days chasing wildlife in the north, four days barefoot on the coast. Our most-booked itinerary.
Why travel with us
Tanzanian-owned
Based in Arusha. Our guides grew up next to these parks and most have been with us over five years.
No hidden costs
Park fees, transfers, full board and flying-doctor cover are in the price you see. Tips and drinks are not.
Always private
You never share a vehicle with strangers. Change the plan mid-trip if the wildlife moves — your guide will.
What travellers say
We saw a Mara crossing on our third morning and cried, honestly. Our guide Emmanuel read the herds better than anyone around us.
Lemosho in eight days. Everyone in our group summited. The pacing was slow in the best possible way.
Travelling with a six-year-old and it never felt like a compromise. Game drives were planned around her, not the other way round.
Common questions
›When is the best time to visit Tanzania?
June to October is dry, cool and the classic safari window. January to March is green, quieter and the calving season in the southern Serengeti. April and May are the long rains — cheapest, wettest, and still lovely if you don't mind mud.
›How do I book, and what deposit do you need?
Send a request from any package page. We reply within 24 hours with a tailored quote. A 30% deposit confirms your dates and the balance is due 30 days before arrival.
›Is the price per person?
Yes — all prices shown are per person sharing a double or twin room, based on two travellers. Solo travellers and larger groups get a recalculated quote.
›Do I need vaccinations or a visa?
A tourist visa is available online or on arrival. Yellow fever proof is only required if you're arriving from a country where it's endemic. Talk to your travel clinic about malaria prophylaxis.
From the travel blog
Read more →The Great Migration, month by month
Where the herds actually are in January versus August — and why booking the wrong month costs you the crossings.
Choosing a Kilimanjaro route without regretting it
Machame, Lemosho, Marangu or Rongai: what the summit statistics actually say about each one.
What to actually pack for a Tanzania safari
Skip the safari-costume shopping spree. Here's the short list that survives dust, cold mornings and a 15 kg bush-flight limit.