Luxury Tanzania Safari Tours

Your guide to Tanzania's wonders

Tanzania Tours Packages

You’re a step closer to your dream safari. Explore these tour ideas from our Africa travel experts and start planning your trip of a lifetime.

8 Days Serengeti Wildebeest Migration Safari

Starting From

$3,142 USD per person

Per Person On Twin Sharing

7 Days Big Five Safaris In Tanzania

Starting From

$1,619 USD per person

Per Person On Twin Sharing

Tanzania Itinerary 5 Days — Tanzania Safari

Starting From

$2,285 USD per person

Per Person On Twin Sharing

5-Day Fly-in Serengeti Safari from Zanzibar

Starting From

$2,500 USD per person

Per Person On Twin Sharing

Zanzibar Itinerary 10 Days

Starting From

From $370 Per Person / Night

Per Person On Twin Sharing

7 Days Zanzibar Experience Itinerary

Starting From

$4,200–$8,200 per person

Per Person On Twin Sharing

Book your dream vacation now!

A Tanzania trip is a dream come true! It is one of the best places for a safari and has many great things to do. You can go on an amazing wildlife tour or relax on the stunning beaches of Zanzibar. You can even climb Mount Kilimanjaro.

We are experts in Tanzania travel. You can pick one of our popular plans or create your own perfect trip. Just tell us which parks or islands you want to visit, and we will handle the rest.

Why travel with us?

  • Happy Travelers: Thousands of people have used our service and loved it. You can check our great reviews and photos on TripAdvisor.

  • Local Experts: We have our own office in Arusha with a team that knows the country perfectly. We take care of everything for you.

  • Best Value: We promise the best prices and high quality for your holiday.

We hope to see you in Tanzania soon!

Tanzania national parks

Elephants roam under Tarangire sunsets, the Great Migration crosses the Serengeti, and flamingos color Lake Natron pink. From Kilimanjaro’s peaks to Zanzibar’s turquoise shores, Tanzania is pure contrast. With Tanzania Safari Experience, explore beyond the Northern Circuit into remote, untouched parks—by road or air—for a raw, unforgettable safari.

Serengeti National Park

Tarangire National Park

Zanzibar Island

Ngorongoro Crater

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WHY CHOOSE TANZANIA SAFARI EXPERIENCE

THE EXPERT WITH IN-DEPTH KNOWLEDGE

Enjoy a stress-free trip with expert private guides and comfortable private jeeps. We plan every detail carefully so you can relax and have a great time. With flexible schedules and excellent service, we make sure your journey is one you will never forget.

100% specialized in Tanzania

Private safaris, dedicated vehicles and guides for top-notch service

Travel advisors who live in Tanzania

Guarantee for an amazing safari experience

Personalized service, from booking to on-site support

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When is the best time to go on safari in Tanzania?

Safaris in Tanzania's national parks operate year-round, but each season has its own characteristics. For example, July is typically dry but also the busiest month, while November brings more rainfall and far fewer visitors. Keep this in mind when planning your trip.

Dry season
Shoulder season
Rainy season

Tanzania Safari & Kilimanjaro Guide

Expert insights on Tanzania safaris and Kilimanjaro climbs—routes, wildlife, costs, and how to plan your trip the right way.

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Zanzibar Island — All You Must Know Before You Go

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Tarangire National Park Safari - Tanzania Safari

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Everything You Need to Know About Your Safari

Every safari adventure begins with a question. Whether it’s your first or second time, it’s natural to wonder about the best time to visit, what to pack, or how the journey works. Here, we’ve answered the most common questions travelers ask before booking their Tanzania safari, so you can plan with confidence and look forward to unforgettable memories.

A Tanzania safari typically ranges from $250 to $600+ per person per day, depending on the level of comfort. Budget camping is on the lower end, mid-range lodges offer more comfort, and luxury safaris include premium lodges and fly-in options. The final cost depends on group size, parks visited, and travel style.

You can visit Tanzania year-round, but the best time is June to October for peak wildlife viewing and the Great Migration river crossings. January to March is perfect for calving season in Ndutu, where you’ll see thousands of newborn wildebeest and intense predator action.

You need at least 3–4 days, but 5–7 days is ideal to properly experience Tarangire, Ngorongoro Crater, and Serengeti. Anything shorter feels rushed and limits your chances of seeing diverse wildlife.

Yes, Tanzania is considered safe for safari travel when you go with a professional operator. National parks are well-managed, and experienced guides handle all logistics, wildlife safety, and navigation.

Yes, Tanzania is one of the best places to see the Big Five (lion, leopard, elephant, buffalo, rhino). The only challenge is spotting rhinos, which are mainly found in the Ngorongoro Crater.

They offer different experiences. Serengeti is विशाल and known for the Great Migration and endless plains. Ngorongoro Crater is compact with a high concentration of wildlife, making it easier to see many animals in one day. The best safari combines both.

Most travelers need a visa, which can be obtained online (e-visa) or on arrival. Requirements depend on your nationality, so it’s best to check before traveling to avoid delays.

By paying these tariffs, you directly finance wildlife conservation and give local communities a tangible incentive to help protect Africa's magical ecosystems. On the face of it, these fees can be what makes African safaris so expensive when you receive cost estimates.