Our Tanzania 

East Africa is often regarded as the home of the African Safari and Tanzania has been a part of the safari adventure from the very beginning. Looking at a map of Tanzania will reveal a mass of National Parks and Game Reserves which only highlights the countries commitment to preserving its wildlife and natural heritage. While the country is covered in wildlife hotspots, the northern region of the country is where you will find the very best of what Tanzania has to offer.  

The Serengeti National Park, which shares a border to the famous Masai Mara in Kenya, is home to the Great Wildebeest Migration which sees over two million wildebeest and other general game migrate across the Serengeti-Mara ecosystem. Timing is everything when it comes to planning a Serengeti safari, as the massive zebra herds move through the national park throughout the year as they follow the rains. Deciding where to stay and at what time of the year is critical if you want to get the most out of your safari. With extensive knowledge of the East Africa migration, our team are on hand to assist you with planning your safari to the Serengeti.

While the Serengeti is on top of the “must-see” safari destinations in Tanzania, it is by no means the only park worth a visit. The Ngorongoro Crater which formed over 2.5 million years ago when a large volcano collapsed on itself, is another memorable destination. Now a UNESCO World Heritage site, the floor of the Ngorongoro Crater supports a rich diversity of vegetation due to the fertile ground and an impressive variety of wildlife including the Big Five. Game Drives into the 600m deep crater offer a truly unique safari which makes the Ngorongoro Crater the perfect add-on to your East Africa Safari.

For the real safari enthusiasts, extending your East African safari into the more remote national parks is well worth considering. Parks such as Tarangire National Park and Ruaha National Park offer an amazing diversity of wildlife with fewer tourist ensuring an exclusive safari. The Selous National Park is also worth consideration as Africa’s largest national park with an impressive variety of ecosystems and wildlife.

After a busy safari across Tanzania’s national parks spending time relaxing in a tropical beach setting is the perfect end to your vacation. Zanzibar and the surrounding islands are exactly where you want to go. Known as the Spice Island, Zanzibar is surrounded by beautiful beaches and rich coral reefs. Whether you are looking for an active beach vacation with a host of activities or simply looking to soak up the beach vibes, Zanzibar has something for you. We have carefully selected a handful of luxury beach resorts to combine perfectly with your Tanzania safari.