Africa’s greatest wildlife theatre – from the Serengeti plains to the Indian Ocean.

Tanzania

Explore Tanzania on a tailor-made luxury safari featuring the Serengeti, Ngorongoro Crater, Tarangire, remote southern wilderness and a seamless Zanzibar beach extension.

Best Time To travel

June - October; January - March

Duration From

7 Days

Price From (USD)

11950

The Heart of Safari

The land where safari began.

Tanzania is East Africa on an epic scale: vast plains alive with migration herds, volcanic highlands, elephant country, remote southern wilderness and an Indian Ocean coast shaped by centuries of Swahili culture. The Serengeti and Ngorongoro form one of the world’s most rewarding wildlife circuits, but they are only the beginning. Tarangire’s baobabs shelter exceptional dry-season elephant concentrations, the forests and lakes of the northern highlands add contrast, and Ruaha and Nyerere offer an altogether wilder, quieter safari. Tanzania also makes complex journeys feel beautifully simple. Short bush flights connect remote camps, specialist guides read the landscape with remarkable depth, and Zanzibar provides a natural beach finale after the dust and drama of safari. We design each journey around the season, wildlife priorities and preferred pace – choosing the right region, camp and length of stay rather than relying on a fixed circuit.
At a Glance
CAPITALDodoma
LANGUAGESwahili, English
CURRENCYTanzanian Shilling (TZS)
TIME ZONEEAT - GMT+3
VISAeVisa or visa on arrival, nationality dependent

Tanzania's Great Landscapes

Serengeti National ParkSignature

Serengeti National Park

Endless plains, exceptional predator viewing and the moving theatre of the Great Migration. Camp location is chosen according to the herds and season.

Ngorongoro CraterSignature

Ngorongoro Crater

A vast volcanic caldera supporting extraordinary wildlife density, including the Big Five. Private guiding and an early descent make the experience far more rewarding.

Tarangire National ParkSignature

Tarangire National Park

Ancient baobabs, the Tarangire River and impressive dry-season elephant herds create one of northern Tanzania's most distinctive landscapes.

Kilimanjaro & Northern HighlandsSignature

Kilimanjaro & Northern Highlands

Africa's highest mountain rises above forest, farmland and volcanic highlands, adding hiking, coffee-country culture and dramatic scenery to a northern circuit.

Ruaha & NyerereSignature

Ruaha & Nyerere

Southern Tanzania at its wildest: immense protected landscapes, low visitor numbers, boating and walking options, and superb encounters with elephants, lions and wild dogs.

ZanzibarSignature

Zanzibar

White-sand beaches, warm Indian Ocean water and the layered history of Stone Town provide a restorative and culturally rich finale to safari.

Reasons to Choose Tanzania

I

The Great Migration

The Serengeti hosts the migration for most of the year - calving in the south, movement through the central and western corridors, and dramatic northern crossings.

II

Remarkable Variety

Big cats, elephants, primates, flamingos, volcanic landscapes and tropical coastline can be combined in one carefully paced journey.

III

Ngorongoro Wildlife Density

The crater floor offers one of Africa's most concentrated Big Five experiences within a spectacular natural amphitheatre.

IV

Remote Southern Wilderness

Ruaha and Nyerere reward travellers who want fewer vehicles, vast landscapes and a broader mix of game drives, walking and boating.

V

Exceptional Guiding

Experienced guides bring animal behaviour, ecology and local context together, transforming sightings into a deeper understanding of place.

VI

Effortless Safari-to-Sea

Reliable bush flights connect the northern and southern parks with Zanzibar, making an Indian Ocean finale easy to add without losing valuable holiday time.

When to Travel

Jun - Oct

Peak Dry Season

Clear skies, comfortable temperatures and excellent wildlife around permanent water. The northern Serengeti is important for migration crossings from roughly July onward; premium camps book early.

Jan - Mar

Calving Season

The southern Serengeti turns green as vast herds gather to give birth. Predator activity, newborn wildlife and dramatic skies make this an exceptional photography season.

Apr - May

Green Season

Longer rains transform the landscape. Visitor numbers and rates are lower, birding is superb and photography conditions can be beautiful, though some remote camps close.

Nov - Dec

Short Rains

Brief showers refresh the plains and begin the herds' movement south. It is a rewarding shoulder season with green scenery and generally fewer vehicles.