Welcome to Tanzania!
The snow-capped peak of Mt. Kilimanjaro, which rises high out of the Rift Valley in northeastern Tanzania, is a world away from Tanzania’s sun-soaked, palm-lined coastline. From the northern volcanoes to the southern shores, Tanzania is an exciting patchwork of landscape and ecosystems. Adventure to Lake Victoria where fisherman await their catch of the day and trek through the green jungles of Ngombe National Park or the Mahale Mountains where chimpanzees play among the branches. Take a safari in the craters of Ngorogoro, one of Tanzania’s scenic national parks, and dive into the warm waters of the Indian Ocean in search of sea turtles and vibrant underwater worlds.
With over 120 tribes, Tanzania’s diverse ethnic and linguistic makeup changes just as quickly as its abundant landscapes. Become acquainted with the nomadic, elegant Maasai warriors inhabiting the endless plains of the Serengeti and the cultural and artistic traditions of the Chaga farmers on the slopes of Kilimanjaro. Dance to the beats of Bongo Flavor blasting from radios across the country, from the bustling streets of Dar es Salaam to buses traversing the mountainous countryside.
Your itinerary
We try to never curate the same itinerary twice, but below are just some of many itineraries we have curated in the past.
Pairs well with:
Kenya, Rwanda, Uganda, Zanzibar
When To Go
Year round!
Wildebeest calving season: Jan to Feb
Great Migration: November - March (Southern Serengeti), or June - October (Northern Serengeti)
Wet Season: March through May (good deals), and November
What to do
Safari
Beach (Zanzibar)
Active Adventures
Cultural Experiences
Climb Kilimanjaro
Unique Experiences
Follow wild dogs in the Selous Game Reserve
Stay in a luxury mobile camp surrounded by the Great Migration.
Take a guided walk on the plains of the Serengeti amongst the wilderness
Hike through the Mahale Mountains in search of chimpanzees or lay on the shores of Lake Tanganyika