Useful Information
Tanzania safaris offer unforgettable experiences for wildlife enthusiasts and nature lovers. Whether you’re tracking the Great Migration, enjoying serene landscapes, or immersing yourself in local cultures, Tanzania is a destination that promises adventure and awe.
- June to October: Dry season; best for wildlife viewing and the Great Migration river crossings.
- November to May: Wet season; excellent for birdwatching and lush green landscapes. Calving season occurs in January and February in the Serengeti.
Game Drives
- Traditional vehicle safaris to explore the parks.
Walking Safaris
- Guided hikes for a close-up experience of nature and smaller wildlife.
Balloon Safaris
- Aerial views of the Serengeti plains, especially magical during the Great Migration.
Cultural Safaris
- Visits to Maasai villages and other local communities to learn about their traditions and way of life.
Photographic Safaris
- Tailored for wildlife photography enthusiasts with expert guides.
- Luxury Lodges and Tented Camps: Offer high-end amenities and a close-to-nature experience.
- Mid-range Lodges: Comfortable with good facilities and reasonable prices.
- Budget Campsites: Affordable, basic, and perfect for adventurous travelers.
Pack Light but Smart
- Neutral-colored clothing, a good camera, binoculars, sunscreen, and insect repellent are essential.
Hire an Experienced Guide
- Guides enhance the experience with their knowledge of wildlife and landscapes.
Book in Advance
- Safaris, especially during peak season, can sell out quickly.
Respect Wildlife
- Follow park rules, keep a safe distance, and avoid feeding animals.
Combine Safari with a Beach Holiday
- End your adventure with a relaxing trip to Zanzibar’s white-sand beaches.
