Tanzanian owned · Based in Arusha
Tanzania Safaris & Zanzibar
We plan and run your trip ourselves, from the southern parks and the northern circuit to the Zanzibar coast. Tell us your dates and we send back a costed itinerary.
Start planning in under a minute
Four questions is enough for us to come back with real options and real costs. No obligation, no payment at this stage.
What we run
Three ways to travel Tanzania. Combine any of them into one trip.
Popular trips
Every trip is adjusted to your dates, group size and pace.
Our trip catalogue is being updated. Tell us where you want to go and we will build an itinerary around it.
Tell us your plansPopular combinations
Most first trips to Tanzania combine two or three of these.
Why travel with us
You deal with the operator
Your enquiry reaches the people who run the trip, not an agency reselling someone else's itinerary. That means faster answers and changes you can actually make.
One itinerary, built for you
We start from your dates, budget and pace rather than a fixed departure list. Every trip on this site is a starting point, not a package you have to fit into.
Clear costs before you commit
Quotes set out what is included and what is not, so you can compare properly. No deposit is required to receive one.
How planning works
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Tell us the basics
Your dates, how many of you, and roughly what you want to see.
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We send an itinerary
A day-by-day plan with costs, inclusions and where you stay each night.
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We adjust it together
Change the pace, the parks, the accommodation or the budget until it fits.
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You travel
We handle the arrangements on the ground and stay reachable throughout.
Where you travel
The parks, mountains and islands we operate in.
Planning your trip
Straight answers to what people ask before they book.
- Planning a Tanzania trip How to put a Tanzania trip together: how long to go for, which parks to combine, what to book first and in what order.
- Safari costs What a Tanzania safari costs and what drives the price: park fees, vehicle, season, group size and accommodation level.
- When to go Month by month across the Tanzanian parks and the coast: rainfall, wildlife movement, crowds and price.
- Wildlife What lives where in Tanzania, when to see it, and what a realistic day of game viewing actually looks like.
- Zanzibar and the coast Stone Town, the reef, the beaches and the tides, and how a few days on the coast fits after a safari.
- Before you travel Visas, vaccinations, insurance, money, connectivity, packing and what to expect on arrival in Tanzania.
Common questions
When is the best time to visit Tanzania?
The dry season from late June to October gives the easiest game viewing, because animals gather at water and the grass is short. January to March is good for calving in the south of the Serengeti and for warmer, quieter coastal weather. Tell us your travel window and we will say honestly what it is good for.
How far in advance should I book?
For the dry season, several months ahead gives you the widest choice of accommodation. Shorter trips and southern circuit safaris are usually possible at much shorter notice. Ask us about your dates and we will tell you what is realistically available.
Can you combine a safari with a stay in Zanzibar?
Yes, and most first trips to Tanzania do. We plan the internal flights or road transfers between the parks and the coast as part of one itinerary rather than leaving you to arrange the connections.
Do you arrange trips for families and small groups?
Yes. Tell us the ages of anyone travelling with children and we will factor that into vehicle arrangements, driving distances and where you stay.
What is included in a quote?
Each quote sets out exactly what is covered and what is not, including park fees, accommodation, meals, transport and guiding. Anything excluded is listed rather than left unsaid.
Ready to plan your Tanzania trip?
Tell us your dates and group size. We reply with a costed itinerary.