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Tanzania is the best East African safaris destination
a name synonymous with the Serengeti, Ngorongoro,
Zanzibar and of course – Kilimanjaro. With a
population of 55 million people made up of over 120
tribes the country is as diverse in cuczzlture as it is
in geography.
Tanzania covers 945 166km making it the largest
country in East Africa. Located just below the
equator (between 1oS and 11o45’S) most of Tanzania
has a tropical climate although there are large
regional variations. The coastal belt, as well as the
areas around lake Nyasa (known as Lake Malawi
outside Tanzania), are hot and humid. Also you can
experience the luxury Tanzania safari.
Tanzania is the largest of the 3 East African
countries of Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania. It was a
German colony before the First World War and was
under British administration from 1918 until
independence in 1961. Formerly called Tanganyika, it
formed a union with Zanzibar in 1964 to become
the United Republic of Tanzania.
Experience the safaris in Tanzania the soul of Africa
is the best attraction there are several world
heritage sites Mount Kilimanjaro (Mountain Climbing),
Kondoa rock art site, Ngorongoro Conservation area,
Selous game reserve, Serengeti National Park and
Stone town Zanzibar.
Best of Tanzania Safari Parks and Beach
Northern Circuits

Northern safari circuit is the most frequented by
tourists for two reasons: Tanzania’s most famous
sights, such as Serengeti National Park best
highlight of great migration wildebeest, Ngorongoro
Crater and Mt Kilimanjaro are all a part of this
circuit experience a game drive.
Tanzania's Northern Safari Circuit is most
frequented by tourists as most of the attractions are
fairly close to each other and many of Tanzania's
most famous sights, such as Ngorongoro
Crater/Ngorongoro Conservation Area (a 4-hour
drive or 1-hour flight from Arusha / a 2-hour drive
from Manyara or Tarangire), the Serengeti National
Park (A 6-hour drive or a 1-hour flight from Arusha)
and Mount Kilimanjaro (Kilimanjaro National Park is
a 2-hour drive from Arusha or a 1-hour from
Kilimanjaro International Airport) are all a part of this
safari circuit.
Due to the fact that all the parks, towns and
attractions are within easy reach of one another, one
can tour this entire safari circuit by vehicle with only
a couple of hours in-between destinations.
On a Tanzania northern circuit safari, most safari
companies and independent travelers depart from
Arusha.
Southern Circuits
Southern Circuit are arguably, the hidden treasures
of Tanzania’s natural heritage. These parks are
enormous, with some of the highest concentrations
of animals anywhere in Africa and a spectacular

diversity of wildlife including Roam Antelope, Sable
Antelope, African Wild dogs and colorful birds life.
Tanzania Southern Safari Circuit:
The Southern Safari Circuit covers the largest game
reserves in Tanzania such as Ruaha National Park,
Selous Game Reserve and Udzungwa Mountains
National Park and these have some of the highest
concentrations of wildlife.
The national parks and game reserves of the
Southern Safari Circuit are, arguably, the hidden
treasures of Tanzania’s authentic Africa.
These game reserves are enormous, with some of
the highest concentrations of animals anywhere in
Africa and a spectacular diversity of wildlife
including roan antelope, sable antelope, Cape
hunting dogs, and a multitude of colorful bird life.
The parks include Mikumi National Park (4-hour
drive or a 1-hour flight from Dar es Salaam), Ruaha
National Park (Up to a 10-hour drive or a 1½-hour
flight from Dar es Salaam), Selous Game Reserve
(Between 7-9 hour drive in dry season only or a 1½hour
flight from Dar es Salaam) and Udzungwa
Mountains National Park (5-hour drive from Dar es
Salaam).
The lodges and camps of the south are small and
intimate, with no more than 30 rooms or tents at the
very most. This means there are far fewer tourists in
the south compared to the north, and allows the
area to hold true to the tenets of Eco-tourism. The
travel times between parks in the south are long as
the parks are far apart.

The parks of the south can be visited independently,
or as a circuit combining various parks into one
package. Packages can be arranged using scheduled
air services or as road safaris using 4x4 vehicles.
Western Circuits
Western Circuits are the inland lakes, Lake Victoria,
Lake Tanganyika, Lake Malawi and Lake Nyasa. The
Western circuit is seldom experienced on its own but
is more often an addition to either the southern or
northern circuits.
Tanzania Western Safari Circuit:
The Western Safari Circuit covers the Mahale
Mountains National Park which is home to some of
the last remaining wild chimpanzees in Africa and
the Katavi National Park where safari goers are
privileged to find the rare roan and sable antelope
species.
Lying in the Great Rift Valley are the inland lakes,
Lake Victoria and Lake Tanganyika. All three national
parks in this safari circuit offer the only safe
opportunities to see chimpanzees in the wild today.
The game parks are Gombe Stream National Park
(by air or road from Arusha or Dar es Salaam or by
train from Dar to Kigoma and then a 1-hour boat
trip), Mahale Mountains National Park (between a 3
and a 9-hour boat trip from Kigoma or a 2-hour
flight from Arusha or Dar es Salaam) and Katavi
National Park (fly from Arusha or Dar es Salaam or a
days drive from Mbeya or in the dry season,
Kigoma).

The habitats of these areas are a merger between
Western Africa and East Africa therefore the
cultures, rainfall and flora are unique to this small
area.
The western safari circuit is seldom experienced on
its own but is more often an addition to either the
southern or northern safari circuits, or both. The
western safari circuit is so remote that travel by both
aircraft and boat is necessary in order to experience
this lovely side of Tanzania.
Coastal Island Circuits
Tanzania is its fantastic 800 km coastline with palm
fringed beaches of white sand and the historic towns
of Dar es Salaam, Bagamoyo, Kilwa, Lindi, Mikindani
and Matwara, along with the exotic islands
of Zanzibar, Pemba Island and Mafia Island.
Tanzania Coastal Circuit:
Tanzania's beaches are some of the most beautiful
in the world where diving, fishing and cultural
experiences are fantastic. Some of the coastal
islands and towns in Tanzania are Zanzibar, Pemba
and Mafia.
One of the great attractions of Tanzania is its
fantastic 800 km coastline with palm fringed
beaches of white sand and the historic towns of Dar
es Salaam, Bagamoyo, Kilwa, Lindi, Mikindani and
Mtwara, along with the exotic islands of Zanzibar,
Pemba and Mafia.
Swahili language and culture trace their roots to the
Indian Ocean coastline. Many explorers, sultans and
slave traders encountered Africa for the first time

along this history-steeped coastline and contributed
to the events that were to define modern Tanzania.
The islands of the Zanzibar Archipelago became
principal stepping stones for the culture that was to
mold Tanzania’s people and their language.
We have covered Zanzibar separately as it is such a
popular destination on it's own or as a combination
safari and beach vacation or honeymoon.
Tanzania Safari Highlights
The Ngorongoro Crater is nestled within an
ancient volcano deep in Maasai territory and is
home to a vast array of wildlife, but no giraffes,
the sides are too steep!
Track chimpanzees in the Gombe Stream
National Park and enjoy an authentically rustic
experience with these astounding primates.
Experience Tanzania from your luxury tent and
enjoy the freedom of a mobile camping safari to
bring you closer to the magic of the Serengeti.
Tanzania is not only about game viewing and
hikes; it also offers incredible beaches, luxurious
beach resorts and a fascinating history with
eclectic architecture reaching as far back as the
original Arab settlers. Sunny Safaris encourage
you to take some time to acquaint yourself with
Tanzania’s other marvels.
Read about the different beach destinations
below:
Zanzibar
Cinnamon; cloves; nutmeg and pepper; 50 km (31 mi)
off the east coast of Tanzania lies the spicy
paradise of the island of Zanzibar. Relax after the

thrills of your safari with a blissful beach holiday on
the powder-white sands. Explore calm lagoon
waters and coral reefs, or stroll the historic center of
Stone Town with its rich cultural heritage.
Pemba Island
'Al Jazeera Al Khadra' - the Green Island, as Pemba
is known, is a mixture of natural wonder, ancient
ruins, and magic! Not opened to foreigners until the
mid-1980s, Pemba is a center for traditional
medicine. The Ngezi forest is home to the Pemba
Flying Fox, the biggest fruit bat in the world. The
ruins of mosques mingle with the forests and
lagoons, while small and large scale farming
dominates its hillier landscapes. Pemba is still one of
the world’s largest clove producers.
Mafia Island
Along with Zanzibar and Pemba, Mafia forms the
Spice Islands Archipelago. 160km (100 mi) south of
Zanzibar, located 20 km (12 mi) offshore from the
Rufiji River Delta, the lesser known and less traveled
Mafia Island and its coral reefs are a scuba diver
and snorkeler's paradise. Its eleventh-century ruins
and varied ecosystems offer visitors lots to explore,
all in a quieter, less touristy environment than its
northern counterparts.
Pangani
At the mouth of the Pangani River in northeast
Tanzania, lies the coastal town of Pangani.
A former hub of the Arabic slave trade, this historic
town is located on the shores of the Indian
Ocean. It remains an important center of commerce
as it is a significant producer of sisal, maize, and
bananas.
Saadani National Park is the only park where the
Bush meets the beach. Located along the coastline

of the Indian Ocean, the park contains a unique
combination of wild and marine life. Here is one of
the few places in Africa where big game has been
known to stroll on the beach, and elephants swim in
the ocean.
Bagamoyo
The port town of Bagamoyo, located 75 km (46 mi)
north of Dar es Salaam, was once the most
important port trading town along the coast of
Central East Africa. Today the town is a hub of ruins
and museums celebrating its rich past. Dhow
building (traditional sailing vessels) is a large focus
in the town adding to its historical charm.
When is the best time to go to
Tanzania?
There is no bad time to visit this country. It just
depends on what exactly you want to see in
Tanzania.
Unlike the four seasons into which they are used to
dividing the year in Europe, Australia or North
America, Tanzania has a dry season and a rainy
season. The long dry period lasts from June to
October. At this time, rains are rare even in Zanzibar.
The temperature mainly depends on the altitude,
although the weather at this time is often warm and
sunny. This is what makes the season the most
popular time to travel to Tanzania.
The short rainy season in November and December
is characterized by bright and sunny weather, similar
to summer, but with frequent rainy days. Then there
are two months of the dry season in January and
February.

March, April and May are considered the wet season.
During this period, the rivers become full-flowing,
and the nature around is green as never before.
Although it is a less popular time to visit, it is famous
for its lower prices, which is very convenient for
budget travel.
For a holiday in Zanzibar,
the best time of the year is from late July to
February, although the weather on the island is
generally good throughout the year.
In order to see the Wildebeest
Migration ,
it is better to choose the period from late October to
mid-August. At this time, huge groups of zebras and
antelopes move from one part of the continent to
another. You can learn more about this in our
dedicated section on migration.
Big 5 safaris can be done all year round. The only
difference is which parks we choose for you.
Climbing Kilimanjaro is not limited to a
specific time,
although it is generally believed that it is best to
choose January, February or September for this.
These months are known for the most favorable
hiking weather. For example, from June to August,
the weather on Kilimanjaro, although not rainy, is
much colder. November and December promise a
rainy expedition. From March to June, visibility on
the mountain deteriorates significantly due to the
many clouds.

When it comes to fishing ,
August to October is the best time to catch tuna,
black and blue marlin and yellowfin fish. From
November to March, you can safely go for striped
marlin and kite surfing in Zanzibar, good wind and
waves in January-February and July. From mid-
December to March and from June to September,
you can count on wind, but not big waves.
Events.
The Kilimanjaro Marathon takes place every March
in Moshi. Professional athletes and amateurs come
to this serene mountain town from all over the world
to try their hand at the grueling race.
Southey za Buzara is a Stone Town Music Festival
in Zanzibar that takes place every February. This
event lasts four days and is the largest African music
festival in the Eastern part of the continent. At this
time, the best musicians come to Zanzibar, seminars
and master classes are held.
The Zanzibar National Film Festival brings together
film lovers every June. All cutting-edge African
filmmakers gather at Stone Town to share new
creative insights.
Safari guides and drivers.
More than one year of practice makes us very
careful and attentive in the choice of guides, drivers
and any staff. Only the best work here, this is what
ensures the perfect service during your trip. The
entire team has many years of experience in the
tourism industry. The safari guides are fluent in
English and Swahili. They also received special
training in schools such as the African Wildlife
College, which makes them safari specialists,

endowed with knowledge of the behavior of animals,
birds and trees. These skills are more than useful
when traveling, because a professional guide will
help you see exactly those animals that you dreamed
of. Guides are not only good experts in their field,
but also friendly, interesting people who can share
many exciting stories and facts. These are local
citizens who feel with their hearts Africa and the
peculiarities of its life, which they can share with you.
Mountain guides are experts in mountaineering in
Tanzania and Kenya. They are holders of a special
license from the Kilimanjaro National Park, speak
English and Swahili, and are able to master at least
twenty expeditions to the Roof of Africa every year.
They are the ones who are trustworthy to take care
of your safety during the trek to the summit and
back.
For each expedition, a team of the best guides,
cooks, porters and other camp members gathers,
who will do their best to make you reach the top of
the mountain as comfortably and safely as possible.
With an in-depth knowledge of grief and the
potential hazards associated with changes in altitude
and pressure, they are responsible for making you
feel safe during your expedition. Moreover, the
guides will be happy to share with you their
knowledge of the flora, fauna and topography of the
mountain. They know perfectly well where to hurry,
and where to stop and gain strength, how to notice
signals of altitude sickness or hypothermia that can
interfere with the ascent. Of course, they know what
the mountain is preparing for the tests, but they also
know perfectly well what feeling awaits you when
you reach your goal. They are guides, assistants and
personal trainers at the same time.

Safari Transport - Safe and
comfortable.
Your safety and comfort are more than important to
us. The vehicles are specially designed for the real
safari, yet they are able to provide you with comfort,
given the dusty and rough African roads.
All safari vehicles are equipped with comfortable
seats, four-wheel drive to cope with the most
difficult road sections, a first aid kit, HF radio, a
sunroof, opening windows and ample space for your
luggage. There are also sockets in the car, you can
easily charge your phones even during safari.
Each of our cars can accommodate up to six people,
and each seat is equipped with a seat belt.
Transport is constantly checked for all technical
parameters, replacement of tires or any other parts,
if necessary. This aspect is very important given the
ruthlessness of the local roads.
Accommodation types.
We offer four different levels of accommodation
during the safari to suit every taste and budget.
From a typical outdoor tent city under the stars to a
deluxe suite, your safari can consist of one type of
accommodation or intelligently combine several
levels for your convenience and variety. We book
both traditional hotels and tent ones, which are a
clear feature of the safari.
Tent hotels are not the standard camping we offer
for budget travel. They can very well be luxurious,
with a bathroom, a large bed, and Wi-Fi access

where possible inside a so-called tent. Given the
great food, these hotels can be as luxurious as the
classic ones.
Super luxury. Thanks to the worldwide renown of the
brands, these types of hotels always offer excellent
service and additional services. If you are looking for
something truly special, this type of accommodation
promises you such an experience. These can be
ordinary lodges, and even tent ones under the stars.
In any case, they provide the very best that Africa
can provide.
Suite. For those seeking five-star accommodation
at reasonable prices, our luxury accommodation
offers lodges and campsites that boast gorgeous
scenery, spacious rooms, impeccable service, worldclass
cuisine, and sometimes even wildlife views.
Equivalent to four and five star hotels, our partners
can offer spa services, evening entertainment and
more.
Luxury lodges are surrounded by some of Tanzania's
finest landscapes, such as treetops, the Serengeti
savanna, the edge of Ngorongoro Crater, and even
right in the middle of a coffee plantation.
Lots of options - but all offer great service and
great value.
Average level. Wherever the hotel is located - amid
the hustle and bustle of Arusha or in the middle of
wild nature, the accommodation of this class, chosen
by us, promises to maintain an atmosphere of calm
and remoteness.
Most often, classic or tent hotels of this type are
equipped with Wi-Fi access, bars and restaurants,

laundry, currency exchange, and souvenir shops.
Features depend on the hotel itself.
This type of accommodation is a great option for
families or couples who want to travel with all the
comforts of civilization, but on a moderate budget.
Along with the classic 3-star hotels, all mid-range
lodges have been carefully selected in terms of
service, amenities and accommodation.
Budget level for those traveling on a budget, we
offer inexpensive lodges and campgrounds that may
interest not only the budget traveler, but also those
who love adventure. Budget-grade hotels offer
European-grade bathrooms and all the usual
amenities you would expect in a budget-grade hotel
in your country. Even an ordinary campsite is
equipped with the necessary amenities and running
water.
In the campground you will be accompanied by our
cook, who will prepare delicious meals during your
trip. The guide will set up the tents while you enjoy a
great outdoor dining experience.
All tent camps in National Parks and Reserves are
guarded 24 hours a day by professional rangers who
will take care of your safety so as not to distract you
from your peaceful sleep surrounded by the sounds
of African wildlife.
Tarangire National Park.
Just outside Arusha, Tarangire National Park offers a
fantastic safari experience all year round. During the
rainy season, the marshes and reservoirs of the park
are filled with water and are a haven for a mass of
buffaloes and elephants. With the onset of the dry

season, animals are forced to move closer and
closer to the Tarangire River.
Tarangire is home to elephants, the perfect place to
meet these giants in their natural habitat. Also in this
park you can take memorable photos of the Tree of
Life - the Baobab, because it grows in large
numbers throughout the territory of Tarangire. In
addition, you can find an oryx, a large kudu and an
ash starling here.
A charming park, where, according to preliminary
estimates, more than 550 bird species have been
found. It is truly a birdwatcher's paradise. The birds
here are very different - from the huge ostrich and
Cory, to tiny weavers and songbirds. Predators such
as the lion and leopard also inhabit Tarangire, and
the lucky ones may well see these cats while
hunting.
Size: 2,850 sq. km
Location: 118 km south-west of Arusha.
Best time: All year round, but better during dry
periods (June - September).
Things to do: Safari, hiking, cultural tourism to
neighboring villages.
Features : Elephants.
A PBO ADDITIONAL entertainment:
• Night safari
• Hot air balloon safari
• Hiking safari with gamekeepers
• Mountain biking
• Bird watching
• Cultural visits to neighboring villages of local tribes
Arusha National Park
This is a great place for a one-day safari, as it is
located near the cities of Arusha and Moshi. This
area begins with open savannah and ends with

tropical forest, the park is covered with the shadow
of Mount Meru - whose peaks offer a unique view of
the legendary Kilimanjaro.
Every day you have the opportunity to catch unique
moments during a morning or midday safari,
combined with a walking safari and rowing on Lake
Momella, where the hippos live.
Arusha National Park is also home to the largest
number of giraffes, as well as antelopes, buffaloes,
monkeys (including blue monkeys, black and white
monkeys), hyenas and even the elusive leopards.
Size: 542 sq. km
Location:northeastern part of Arusha
Best time: all year round. For climbing Mount Meru,
the best time is in January and February.
Observation of Mount Kilimanjaro - December to
February.
Things to do: Safari, canoeing, walking safari,
climbing Mount Meru and picnics.
Features: Ideal for a day trip from Arusha, and a
delightful place to combine safari with walking safari
or canoeing.
Additional entertainment:
• Canoe trip along the small lake Momela
• Hike to Mount Meru
• Bird watching
• Walks in the woods
• Lake Manyara National Park
Lake Manyara National Park.
Due to the diversity of the landscape, the park offers
a wonderful safari , during which visitors can see
everything from lively flamingos to formidable lions.
This park was named after Lake Manyara, which is
the heart of this reserve. The park is the best place
to row during the rainy season and is also great for

safaris all year round. As Ernest Hemingway said,
“This is the most beautiful thing I have seen in
Africa,” Lake Manyara is an ideal starting point as
well as fishing in the Northern District.
In addition to the delightful flamingos, Lake Manyara
is famous for the large number of lions that live in
the trees. Nowhere else in Tanzania you will not be
able to see these predators lazily lying on acacia
branches.
It is also home to some of Africa's most iconic
animals such as elephants, giraffes, zebras,
wildebeests, buffaloes, as well as lesser-known but
equally intriguing animals like dikdiks and hopping
antelopes.
Size: 330 sq. km
Location: Northern Tanzania. On average, an hour
and a half drive from the city of Arusha.
Best time: July - October - safari drive; November -
June - bird research.
Things to do: Safari, canoeing, cultural tours,
mountain biking, mountaineering and forest walks.
Features: Elephants and Flamingos.
Additional entertainment:
• Walking safari
• Horse safari
• Night safari
• Bird watching
• Mountain bike ride
• Canoe ride
• Cultural visits Mto wa Mbu
Kilimanjaro National Park

Home of the tallest mountain and highest mountain
above sea level in the world. Kili is the main
attraction of the reserve.
Mount Kilimanjaro is located 5,985 meters above sea
level and has the most accessible ascents to the
summit. This does not mean that conquering Uhuru
is a small achievement, but you do not need
professional climbing courses or professional
equipment for this. In addition to climbing,
Kilimanjaro offers the opportunity to explore
different types of climatic zones - from the tropical
savannah to the Arctic glaciers at the summit.
Serengeti National Park.
Home of the legendary Wildebeest Migration. The
name Serengeti has become synonymous with
African Safari. The endless plains of the savanna are
home to many animals - lesser known but no less
interesting.
This park is most popular during the Great Migration,
when about 2 million animals move from the north to
Masai Mara before returning to the Ngorongoro
region. But no matter what time you visit this park, it
is always unique for its beauty and wild life. This is
the best option in East Africa for watching lions and
leopards in the wild. Also, the park has all the "big
five". Locals include 9,000 hyenas, nearly 3,000 lions
and over a thousand leopards. This is a good spot
for watching wild predators while foraging. It all
depends on where the animals are at the moment.
Your entire journey will consist of a driving safari
that aims to find the locals. You will definitely not
get bored! It is important to realistically estimate the
size of this park, because it is divided into North,
South, East, West and Central Serengeti. Each of the

area offers a different safari driving experience. In
and around the park, they are accommodated in a
variety of places - from simple tents to the luxury
Four Seasons. The Serengeti can be explored during
the day or stay for a whole week.
Size: 14,763 sq. km
Location: 335 km north of Arusha.
Best time: December - July is the right time for the
Great Migration. June - October are good for
watching predators.
Things to do:huge migration, hot air balloon safari,
driving safari, lake Natron, Ol Doinyo Lengai
volcano.
Features: best safari, great wildebeest migration.
Additional entertainment:
• Hot air balloon safari
• Bird watching
• Visit to the village of Masaev
• Hiking in nature
Ngorongoro Conservation Area.
Your first impression will begin to form after you see
the unbridled wild rainforest under massive sunlit
clouds. Due to this extraordinarily luxurious nature,
Ngorongoro looks mythically beautiful.
This park is the best place to see black rhinos, it is
also home to the Big Five and a great place to see
lions and buffaloes throughout the year, just like all
other animals. A huge number of animals participate
in the Great Migration , which starts from the North
and passes to Maasai Mara in Kenya. If you head
down to the crater, you will see whole herds of
buffaloes, wildebeest, gazelles, zebras, which are
chased by hyenas, lions and jackals.

A pink cloud means you have reached Lake Makat
and - and right in front of you, thousands of pink
flamingos are imposingly wandering in search of
food. Ngorongoro is also famous for its picnic area.
Just imagine - you are sitting on the shore of the
lake, having lunch and watching the hippos swim
playfully in their pool.
On the periphery of the crater, where the forest hugs
the steep slopes, you can see a leopard and a black
rhino moving through the undergrowth. In addition,
entire families of baboons can be found in the crater
throughout the day. Another feature of the crater is
that it is also home to the Masai tribe, who live in
complete harmony with the wild world. They built
their houses, were born here and live the rest of
their lives in this environment.
Olmoti and Empakai craters ,Lake Nduti and the
volcano OlDoinyo-Lengai offer wonderful emotions
and experiences for those who want to spend more
than one day in the area. Believe me, you won't be
bored!
Size: 8,300 sq. km
Location: Between the Manyara National Park and
the Serengeti.
Best time: All year round.
Things to do: Safari, Olduvai Gorge, Empakai Crater
and Olmoti, also cultural tourism.
Features: rhinos, the beginning of a great migration,
amazing views.
Additional entertainment:
• Visit to the Empakai crater
• Bird watching
• Visit to Olmoti Crater
• Forest walks and hike to the waterfall
• Village visit to the Masai tribe

• Visit to Oldupai gorge
• Climbing the Ol Doinyo volcano
The Great Migration is an annual event
when huge herds of Wildebeests, Zebras
and other herbivores move in search of
water and food.
This massive hike is sometimes referred to as Planet
Earth's Greatest Show . This peculiar feat, striking
with the endurance of wildebeests and zebras (not
to mention the predators who rush their every step),
is a true miracle of nature, which definitely should
not be ignored.
The world famous Great Wildebeest Migration
attracts millions of people from all over the world to
see this incredible sight. Depending on the time of
year, you have a great chance to witness this show
and remember these unique moments for the rest of
your life.
January - March: Calving Season (South
Serengeti - Ndutu)
During the rainy season, the Ndutu region comes to
life. The rich volcanic soil of this region is covered
with greenery, essential for the survival of over a
million animals. This directs wildebeests, zebras and
antelopes south of the forest to open the calving
season. During the wet season, females give birth
and feed their babies, thereby attracting predators
to visit them and eat a fresh piece of meat. So, a lot
of inexperienced and clumsy young animals end up
on the menu of leopards, lions, cheetahs, and
hyenas.

Entertainment:
• Walking safari
• Masai Boma's visit
• Visit to Olduvai George Gorge
• Visit to Rock Nasser and Mount Gal
• Bird watching
• Safari April - May: Carnage Season (between
Naabi Hill and Seronera)
April - May: Massacre Season (between
Naabi Hill and Seronera)
Generally, this period may be a low season in
Tanzania, but at the same time, it is a high season
for those looking for opportunistic predators that are
very active in hunting young wildebeest.
Entertainment:
• Hot air balloon safari
• Safari
• Bird watching
June - July: Crossing the Grumeti river .
With the monsoon stopping, the shroud plains begin
to dry up and the wildebeest move westward step by
step to Lake Victoria in search of food. The Grumeti
River is on the path of animals and separates them
from such a desired goal. This part of the Migration
is the most spectacular and impressive. Just imagine,
when a huge number of wildebeests and zebras
cross the river, and the locals of the river -
crocodiles, are already frozen in anticipation of a
portion of their fresh food, in addition to crocodiles,
wild cats are also not going to miss their chance to

eat a hearty meat. viewers from all over the world.
These huge sixteen-pound monsters capture their
prey, which comes to the river to drink water, and
leave no chance of salvation. Photographers and
wildlife enthusiasts are enthusiasts so much that
they are willing to wait for hours,
August - November: Crossing the Mara
river .
Since the herd of animals is moving from the
Serengeti to Masai Mara in Kenya, they need to
overcome another obstacle - the Mara River. This
river is similar to Grumeti, as the Mara also acts as a
source of life-giving water and a dangerous crossing
point for animals.
On the one hand, the lions are biding their time, on
the other, the crocodiles. This is the bloodiest period
of migration, but the most impressive. It is this part
of the safari that is most in demand among tourists
from all over the world.
Entertainment:
• Safari
• Swam across the Mara river
• Star gazing
• Safari driving with the onset and meeting of dawn
December: Movement South.
As soon as the northern plains begin to dry up, it
means that it is time to start moving south in order
to repeat this migration process over and over again.
During this time of year, large groups of herbivores
are scattered throughout the Serengeti, making
hunting for feral cats easier.
Entertainment:
• Hot air balloon safari

• Safari
• Bird watching
Additional entertainment during the Safari
Hiking.
Accompanied by an armed guide who knows the
area perfectly and is trained in various defense
techniques, you are given an extremely delightful
opportunity to touch the wild nature, smelling and
smelling it. The guide who will accompany you is not
only well versed in the animal, but also in the world
of flora. During the walk, you will learn everything
about plants, trees, birds, insects, reptiles and
mammals.
Popular hiking safaris are Kilimanjaro National Parks,
Arusha National Parks, Lake Eyasi and the
Ngorongoro Highlands.
Bird watching.
Guided bird safari tours are the most cherished
desire of any bird watcher.
Tanzania has become home to the largest number of
bird species in the whole of Africa. There are more
than 1,100 bird species in this country, while in Kenya
there are less than 1,070.
Together with our partners, we will organize for you
a qualified guide - an ornithologist, who will conduct
an educational excursion and introduce you to as
many feathered inhabitants as possible. The
recommended period for birdwatching is the warm
season, when migratory and endemic species can be
in the park at the same time. We can also organize
this trip for you, accompanied by Mike Taylor, a
birdwatcher guide who has over 30 years of

experience in the industry and is a true professional
in his field.
The most popular places for bird watching: National
Parks Lake Manyara, Arusha, Mikumi, Ruaha,
Mkomazi and others .
Night Safari.
If you want to get a closer look at the savannah
nightlife and see animals that are more active at
night, such as hyenas, hippos, lions, leopards,
porcupines, hares, then the night safari is right for
you! This type of safari is in great demand among
tourists, because it is an unforgettable experience!
Most often, predators prefer to hunt at night, which
means that you have a great chance to see leopards
or lions while hunting for their food. Night safari
driving is prohibited in many National Parks and
Wildlife Refugees, so Shadows of Africa has
selected private reserves and parks that are ideal for
this kind of entertainment. Also, a night safari is
possible in Lake Manyara National Park. Hot air
balloon safari There is nothing more beautiful, than
to soar in a hot air balloon along the Serengeti and
observe the wild life of the savannah from a bird's
eye view. Hot air balloon safaris can be arranged
according to any itinerary that includes an overnight
stay in the central Serengeti.
Hot air balloon safari.
There is nothing more beautiful than soaring in a hot
air balloon along the Serengeti and watching from a
bird's eye view of the wild life of the savannah. Hot
air balloon safaris can be arranged according to any
itinerary that includes an overnight stay in the central
Serengeti.

Hot air balloons fly every morning, each balloon
accommodating up to 12 passengers and rising 1000
feet for an unforgettable sunrise over the park and
the freshness of the early morning breeze. Your pilot
will help you identify the animals below, giving you
great angles for wildlife photography.
After an early morning walk among the clouds, you
will land in a quiet corner of the Serengeti for a
champagne breakfast. Celebrate a new day with a
glass of champagne, then enjoy a delicious English
breakfast in the shade of one of the park's most
iconic trees, the umbrella-shaped acacia tree. After
you finish your breakfast, you will be presented with
a certificate to commemorate your adventure, before
returning back to the lodge to begin your
unforgettable safari.
Cultural tours.
You can spice up your trip by including cultural tours
along your itinerary. Meeting different tribes will
provide you with valuable insight into the daily life of
the indigenous people of Tanzania.
Our company is happy to organize for you a number
of unique tours, in addition to your safari, namely:
• Cultural tour to the village of Masaev with
overnight stay;
• Cultural tour to Hadza village on Lake Eyasi with
hunting demonstration;
• Cultural tour to Datoga village on Lake Eyasi;
• Lunch at a local establishment in the city of Arusha
with traditional dishes such as ugali, beans, fried
bananas, rice with vegetables, fruits;
• Visit to the Snake Park;
• Visits to the Museum of the Masai tribe;

• Visit to the village of the Chaga tribe at the foot of
Mount Kilimanjaro;
• Visit to local farms cared for by people from the
Chaga tribe.
Hiking in the Ngorongoro Wildlife Sanctuary . Your
visit to the famous Ngorongoro can be spiced up
with a hike to one of the nearby attractions. These
hikes are a fantastic opportunity to admire stunning
views and unique flora and fauna.
Travel to the Empakai crater .
The territory of the crater is 75% filled with a deep
freshwater lake. This is an exciting day trip, during
which you can admire the beauty of the area and
animals such as buffalo, lake blue monkey and
waterbuck. Hiking offers a magnificent view of the
lake, as well as the shy Kilimanjaro and the Great
Rift Valley. Usually the hike takes 90 minutes (south
face) or 2 hours (east face), with very steep descent
on both sides.
Travel to Ol Doinyo Lengai.
The only active volcano in East Africa, Ol-Doinyo
Lengai - this name was given to him by the Masai, it
means "The Sacred Mountain of God." This volcano
erupts unique sodium carbonate lava. On a clear day,
you can enjoy incredible views from the top of the
volcano. The first requirement for climbing Ol Doinyo
Lengai is that you must start this process at 3 am in
order to avoid the brutal midday heat. This climb
takes about 5 hours, and if the weather is favorable
to you, it is possible to descend into the crater of
the still active volcano before starting your return
journey.

Travel to Mount Legamarut .
On the western side of Ngorongoro, Mount
Legamarut is located, which offers wonderful views
of the Serengeti Plains, Eyasi, and the Ngorongoro
Crater. It will take about 4 hours to climb and
descend to the top of this mountain, which means
that you can add this entertainment to your tour in
Ngorongoro.
Travel to Olmoti Crater .
Ideal for a hiking safari, this crater looks like a foggy
lost world, with numerous waterfalls, birds and
animals. The entrance to this crater passes through
the village of Masai, where, it is possible to stay
overnight, it has become home to large mammals
such as buffalo and eland antelope.
Culture and Tribes of Tanzania.
Although there have been many attempts by the
government to change the Masai tribetrying to take
their ancestral lands and turn them into reserves or
agricultural lands, the tribe still managed to defend
their lands, customs and habits. These customs
include the traditional rituals of transforming a boy
into a male warrior. The Masai are mainly livestock
breeders; they eat meat and milk of their own
production. Traditionally, the Masai people are easily
recognizable by their outfits. They wear sandals and
wrap their bodies in red-blue-black fabric. Women
spend most of their free time doing bead crafts, and
they often adorn themselves with these crafts, as
well as use earrings and bracelets made of wood or
bone. The Masai society maintains a patriarchal
regime where the male elder makes important
decisions ... warriors in the Masai culture is the most
respected and world famous. These brave male

warriors receive many privileges, such as the ability
to wear long hair. The Masai believe in one God -
Engai. He is God in two aspects, the first is kind and
benevolent, the second is vengeful. There is a
spiritual leader in the tribes - Libon, who oversees
order in matters of spirituality, but this person has
no power when it comes to deciding on matters of
tribal importance.
Cultural visits to the village of the Masai tribe. On
your way to the Serengeti, you can spend several
hours or even a night in the Masaev village. A tour of
the village will be organized for you, during which
you will get to know the traditional tribal life, see a
dance performance, and you can also purchase
many handmade souvenirs made by local women
from the same village.
You can also visit the upscale Masai hotel Amini
Life Lodge , and spend an unforgettable day in the
company of real Masai. Here you will find coziness,
comfort and a lot of entertainment, you will learn
how to weave beautiful decorations and baskets,
take part in the ritual preparation of goat meat for
consumption, and much more. All the money raised
goes to help the Masaev villages.
Hadza tribe. With an approximate number of
representatives of the Hadza tribe of less than 2,000,
they are the last tribe to retain absolutely all of their
historical traditions. These people live away from
globalization and crowds, which inevitably attracts
tourists. Men hunt and bring prey home to feed their
families, while women and children gather fruits,
berries and roots to supplement their diet. Men are
especially skillful hunters, their hunting style is quite
inventive and resourceful, therefore it is very
interesting and entertaining to watch this process.

Since hunting is the only source of food, they are
officially allowed to hunt in the Serengeti.
Hunting with the Hadza tribe.
A visit to the village of the Hadza tribe is not only an
opportunity to communicate with representatives of
this tribe, but it is also a chance to try yourself in the
role of hunter-gatherers. You will stay overnight in
the village, and at dawn you will see traditional
methods of real hunting, and you can even
experience it in practice, while the women are
gathering berries and other essentials.
Zanzibar.
The name "Zanzibar" has long been associated with
exoticism. Photos of snow-white beaches, azure
waters and old wooden boats moored along the
coast have become the hallmark of the archipelago,
which year after year attracts hundreds of tourists
with its beauty and mystery. Paradise Island has a
difficult and even a bit dark history. During the time
of the Sultanate of Oman, Zanzibar was a famous
port of the slave trade. It was annexed to Oman, and
the influence of Islam created a special atmosphere
on the island.
This can be seen most of all in Stone Town, the only
city on the island. Noisy bazaars, unusual
architecture, spice culture, which still plays an
important role in the economy of the region, all this
undoubtedly reflects the connection of the island
with Arab culture. In addition, the local Swahili
language is an unusual mixture of tribal and Arabic
languages. It is the history of the island and the
amazingly beautiful nature that includes colorful
beaches, forests and spice plantations that make
Zanzibar so attractive to travelers. Zanzibar is

definitely worth a visit if you are interested in
experiencing an extraordinary mix of cultures and
enjoying an oceanfront getaway. Zanzibar is
interesting not only as an addition to a safari in
Tanzania, but also as a great place for honeymoon,
family vacation or retreat. Every traveler will find
something special for himself here.
Honeymoon in Zanzibar .
Ever dreamed of a honeymoon safari or wedding in
Zanzibar? Tanzania, together with the Zanzibar
archipelago, is an ideal place for such a romantic
event, because it combines colorful landscapes,
wildlife, white beaches and turquoise ocean waters.
We invite you to arrange your wedding and
honeymoon in Tanzania, making it an unforgettable
adventure.
Find out more about traveling in Tanzania.
Language.
Swahili is the official language of Tanzania, although
it is common for the country to have many dialects.
You will be glad to know that English is the second
language in Tanzania, spoken by the majority of
residents.
But it is better to familiarize yourself with the most
common Swahili phrases before the trip. This will
pleasantly surprise the locals!
Time.
+3 GMT all year round. The sun rises at
approximately 6:30 am and sets at 6:45 pm.
Locals also use what we call Swahili Time, which is
significantly different from ours. 1:00 is the first hour
after the sun rises (equivalent to our 7:00) and 1:00 in

the evening is the first hour after sunset (for us it is
19:00).
Food and water.
The food in Tanzania is undoubtedly of high quality.
You can choose from traditional dishes in local
hotels and restaurants, or order more familiar
European food. Local restaurants are relatively
cheap. A lot of beef, chicken, fish, rice and
vegetables are served here. You will notice the
influence of Indian and British cuisine on Tanzanian
recipes. In big cities, you can easily find spicy Indian
food or the famous fish and fries in Britain. Zanzibar
can prove to be a culinary paradise for seafood
lovers. They are also happy to take care of the
vegetarians. Tanzania has a lot of fresh
fruits: bananas, mangoes, oranges, coconuts,
avocados, pineapples and others.
Avoid cold and pre-cooked foods. Eat only washed
and well prepared food.
IT IS UNSAFE TO DRINK RUNNING WATER! To
avoid health problems, use only bottled water for
drinking and brushing your teeth. Bottled water can
be bought almost anywhere. On a safari, it is very
important to drink enough water to prevent
dehydration.
Tanzania currency.
Tanzanian shillings. It has coins in denominations of
50, 100 and 1000 cents, as well as notes of 500, 1000,
2000, 5000 and 10,000 shillings.
The US dollar is widely used, but be sure not to pick
up any damaged bills or they may not be accepted. It
is also important that the date of issue of the dollar
bill is later than 2006; money issued before 2006 will

be rejected due to counterfeiting issues. Money can
be exchanged at banks, exchange offices and in
most hotels, although the exchange rate there may
be less favorable.
Please note that currency exchange on the streets
with unverified citizens is illegal and dangerous!
Major banks are open from 9:00 am to 3:30 pm
Monday through Friday and from 9:00 am to 11:00 am
on Saturdays. Hotels and lodges provide currency
exchange services outside of office hours.
Money, credit cards, travel checks, ATMs.
The tax on most products is usually around 16%.
Without the possibility of compensation or
reimbursement for the purchased goods.
ATM ATMs accept both Visa and Master Card credit
cards in most cities.
It is better to warn your bank about the trip so that
you do not have problems with blocking the account
during the trip for security reasons.
Please note that the daily withdrawal limit is
approximately USD 300, which you will receive in
your local currency, Tanzanian Shillings.
International credit cards are accepted in most cities,
hotels, lodges, restaurants, campgrounds. But still,
such cards are little used, and they may not be
accepted in small shops, especially in
small towns and villages. If you want to use a credit
card, you have to pay a 5-15% commission.
American Express, Thomas Cook, Visa and Master
Card are more commonly used than credit cards.
Make sure you bring enough US Dollars with you to
cover the additional costs. Tanzania does not have
specific limits on the entry of cash into the country.

Important information: Travel checks are
not accepted in the country.
Visa and passport.
To enter Tanzania as a tourist, of course you need a
passport and a visa.
Your personal details are required solely as a
formality.
All tourists are advised to check for possible
changes in the rules of entry and visa payment.
Who needs a visa? Anyone traveling to Tanzania
needs a visa.
The passport. To travel in Tanzania, you need a
valid passport - at least another 6 months after your
arrival. Otherwise, you will not be allowed to board
the plane.
How to get a visa? The visa can be obtained upon
arrival in the country at the airport and at the border
crossing. All you need is some time and $ 50 in cash.
Please check prior to arrival if there are any other
visa requirements for you, depending on your
citizenship. You can consult your nearest Tanzanian
embassy.
Non-citizens apply for a visa in advance!
Electricity and electronic appliances.
The voltage in Tanzania is 220-240 V, 50 Hz. If you
are traveling from a country where 120V or lower is
used, please check if it will fit your attachment or if
you need a special stabilizer. Also, the sockets here
have three UK format inputs, so you need special
adapters. You can purchase them at the airport or
large stores and supermarkets. On safari, we advise
you to bring battery-powered gear. In most

campgrounds, electricity is powered by generators
and is completely cut off at night. Flashlights and
extra batteries for your cameras can come in very
handy when traveling.
Safety.
Tanzania is a relatively safe country, but vigilance
won't hurt. The safari sites are very safe. Like many
countries, crime is also common in Tanzania, so
listen to your local guide's advice, especially in some
urban areas. It is best to avoid night walks in cities
after sunset. It is better to leave money, credit cards
and documents, as well as other valuables at the
hotel or in safe inner pockets. Try not to expose
your wealth in public - this can attract unnecessary
attention. It is better not to take jewelry on a trip at
all. Pickpockets are most active in places with a
large concentration of tourists. Criminal activity is
difficult to eradicate completely, so you always need
to follow safety rules, be careful, no matter where
you are
are. Just in case, make a copy of your passport and
leave it in your luggage at all times.
Tips.
Tipping is not only customary in Tanzania, but it is
considered part of the local culture. It's a way to
reward the staff who serve you - from safari guides
to cooks and porters.
We recommend approximately this amount:
- For Kilimanjaro & safari drivers and guides: $ 10-
20 per one per day,
- Assistants / porters: $ 5-10 per person per day.
Health.

There are medical units at the border and at the
Tanzania airport. Travelers who come immediately to
Tanzania from Europe, most of the CIS countries or
the United States do not need special vaccinations
and certificates. If you are arriving from a country
with yellow fever, vaccination is compulsory. You
must have a special document about the absence of
the disease. Before flying, it is worth consulting with
your doctor about typhoid, hepatitis A and B,
meningitis and rabies vaccines. This is in addition to
vaccinations, which tourists usually received
regardless of where they traveled, talking about
measles, mumps, rubella, diphtheria, tetanus and
pertussis, chickenpox, polio and flu shots. It is also
important to seek advice on how to minimize the risk
of contracting malaria or other diseases Malaria is
common in Tanzania. In places, which are high above
sea level (over 1800 m), such as Kilimanjaro and
Ngorongoro, malaria is rare. However, this disease is
present in places that you can pass while traveling.
Please tell your personal doctor if you are traveling
to Tanzania. It is not enough to just mention Africa,
because the countries of the continent are radically
different. He will advise you on whether to take any
preventive measures against malaria.
The risk of AIDS transmission is no higher here than
anywhere else. Mosquitoes do not carry AIDS in
Tanzania. There are also many highly qualified
doctors from the USA, Europe and other African
countries working in the country. The citizens of the
country are carefully checked on this score. Most
hotels and campgrounds are in contact with Flying
Doctors (Association for Rapid Escape in Extreme
Situations. Those who are going to go hiking or

climbing the mountain should definitely consult a
doctor and check their health.
Do not forget! Diseases such as problems with the
spine, blood circulation, diabetes, hypoglycemia,
bowel or kidney problems, asthma, low or high blood
pressure, head injuries, heart
diseases, cancer, epilepsy, blood diseases, hernia
dislocations, sprains can make climbing Kilimanjaro
dangerous or even impossible. It is imperative that
you consult a doctor before traveling.
The minimum age to climb Kilimanjaro is ten years
old. Although there is no maximum age, it is
important to remember that this is a rather
demanding and difficult distance. Travelers under 18
or over 60 should consult a doctor without fail and
find out if such a trip is suitable for them. Your heart
rate should be lower than 100 beats per minute. If
your heart rate is higher than these values, you
should get a doctor's confirmation that you can
make such a trip.
ALL our Safari and Climbing Programs include Flying
Doctors Lifeguard Insurance for the duration of the
tour!
Tips for a safe and enjoyable journey.
Tanzania, like any other country, has rules to follow:
- It is not allowed to sunbathe topless, urinate in
public places, sell / buy / use drugs or swear.
- It is advisable to avoid telephone conversations
when you are at the bank.
- It is forbidden to export from Tanzania plants,
animals, seeds, minerals, archaeological finds, corals
and products made from turtle shells, elephant tusks
or rhino horns.

- Without special authorization, it is not allowed to
photograph government facilities such as military
bases, airports, police stations, etc.
- There is no special dress code for safari. However,
some lodges may require trousers and shirts for men
or dresses for women for dinner. In nature, you
should wear clothes of neutral and warm colors -
brown, green, khaki, beige, so as not to distract
animals. During the safari, we will cover long
distances, so it is worth dressing lightly and
comfortably. But because of the cooler evenings,
you need to bring warmer clothes as well. Tanzania
is a conservative country, don't dress provocatively!
- Animals are not allowed to feed during the safari.
Also, while observing them, you should not make
loud sounds. Always listen to your guide's tips and
instructions! Never get out of the car on time, if you
have not been given permission to do so!
What to take with you:
- Backpack with zipper,
- Warm pullover / sweater,
- windbreaker,
- comfortable hiking shoes,
- a long-sleeved shirt and pants,
- sunglasses and a cap,
- sunscreen, lip balm, insect spray,
- camera \ binoculars,
- batteries and charger for the camera
- torch,
- necessary guide books,
- mobile phone and charging,
- Required documents.
First aid kit.

- Prophylactic drugs for malaria (only as prescribed
by a doctor;
- Anesthetic and antipyretic;
- Antihistamine for allergies and insect bites;
- Pills for colds or sore throat;
- Medicines against diarrhea;
- Medicines for rehydration after diarrhea and
sunstroke;
- Insect repellent, sunscreen, lip balm and eye drops;
- Sprays or poultices (scarlet, for example) to treat
sunburn and insect bites;
- Antiseptic for cuts and abrasions;
- Alcohol for cleaning small wounds;
- Bandages and plasters;
- tablets for water purification;
- Scissors and tweezers;
- A set containing syringes and needles.
Mobile communications and internet.
International dialing code +255.
Almost all lodges / campsites have telephone and
Internet services. Internet access points can also be
found in Arusha, Dar es Salaam and Karatu. All our
cars are equipped with radio communication.
Tanzania has four mobile operators: Zain (main),
Zantel, Vodacom and Tigo. They all offer roaming
services. Mobile coverage in Tanzania is good
enough. You can buy a SIM card with a deposited
account from $ 5 to $ 50. Mobile operators also
offer mobile Internet. In extreme cases, your relatives
can call the numbers of the receiving party or write
by e-mail.

HOW DO WE GET KILIMANJARO AIRPORTS
( JRO)?
As a local travel agency in Tanzania, we are not
authorized to market international flights. You will
therefore need to book this part of your trip to
Tanzania on your own. As such, no compensation
can be claimed in the event of delay or cancellation
of your international flights.
Additional costs related to any flight delays or
cancellations remain your responsibility.
Flights are easily arranged into Kilimanjaro, from
European gateways like Amsterdam, London,
Frankfurt, and Zurich or via Nairobi, Dubai, Abu
Dhabi, Doha or Addis Ababa.
– Kilimanjaro International airport ( JRO) is easily
assessable with direct flights on KLM, Qatar and
Ethiopian Airlines,
British airways connect via Nairobi Kenya airways
Turkish Airlines with a change in Istanbul Fly Dubai
and Emirates connecting to Dubai.
We do not recommend flying through Nairobi,
because Nairobi Airport is often uncomfortable, and
transfer times can sometimes be very long. It also
has a reputation for poor baggage handling and
delays in transferring baggage between flights.
Turkish Airlines, Air Emirates and Qatar also fly into
JRO now, but these flights often involve long delays
and flights leaving late at night for UK travellers.
However, climbers travelling from the US often

report better service and experiences flying with
Turkish Airlines, Air Emirates and Qatar, so we do
recommend these flights from North America.
For main Tanzania access points of Kilimanjaro, Dar
es Salaam and Zanzibar.
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Recommended season: summer
Tanzania enjoys a tropical climate with an average
temperature of 27 degrees. From June to October
the days are dry and warm and the nights cool,
these months being the most recommended for
traveling to Tanzania. Another recommended time
would be from December to February, with sunny but
hotter days.
Seasonal experiences
From the middle of February until the beginning of
March, the most spectacular migration of the wild
world takes place . Approximately one million
wildebeest and 750,000 zebras move in search of
fresh grass from the Serengeti Park in the north of
the country to the Masai Mara Reserve in southern
Kenya, returning again to the Serengeti. An explosion
of life and wild nature that becomes a unique and
inescapable moment.
Our Tanzania safari packages we have put on this
website are to show you the range of length and

budgets we can offer you. These are just a sample
of what we have to offer so let us know how much
time you have and your idea of budget so we can
send you some other packages that we can offer or
for you customized Tanzania safari and We also run
a number of specials throughout the year .
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We can answer all your questions and make all
the arrangements.