Safari Deals

Looking for the right Tanzania trip? Browse our 100 Safari Deals pages: safari packages by length, trips for every kind of traveller, parks and the Great Migration, Kilimanjaro, Zanzibar, month-by-month guides and planning help. Every page explains what a trip of that kind involves, and our team in Arusha will tailor it to your dates and budget and send you a current quote.

Safari packages by length

From a quick three-day break to a two-week journey: how each trip length works and what it can include.

3-Day Tanzania Safari from ArushaPlan a 3-day Tanzania safari from Arusha by road: how the days usually flow, which parks fit, who it suits and what to ask before you book it.View details →4-Day Tanzania Safari ItineraryA 4-day Tanzania safari opens up the northern circuit. See typical routes, the road versus fly-in choice and how to match the trip to your budget.View details →5-Day Tanzania Safari PackagesFive days is a popular length for a Tanzania safari. Learn what typical 5-day packages cover, how styles differ and how to compare quotes properly.View details →6-Day Tanzania Safari PackagesSix days gives you time for the Serengeti and the Ngorongoro Crater without rushing. See typical routes, styles and what to ask before you book.View details →7-Day Tanzania Safari ItineraryA week is the classic Tanzania safari length. See how seven days are usually divided between parks and how to adjust the plan to season and interests.View details →8-Day Tanzania Safari PackagesEight days lets you go beyond the standard loop. Compare the main route options for an 8-day Tanzania safari, from migration trips to southern parks.View details →9-Day Tanzania Safari ItineraryA nine-day Tanzania safari allows an unhurried northern circuit with extra nights where they count. See how the days fit together and what to consider.View details →10-Day Tanzania Safari PackagesTen days is long enough to combine the northern parks with a second experience such as a southern park, Kilimanjaro or Zanzibar. See the options.View details →Two-Week Tanzania SafariA two-week Tanzania safari can span north, south and coast. See how to divide fourteen days sensibly, and how to avoid a trip that feels like a race.View details →2-Day Tanzania Safari: Tarangire and Lake ManyaraA 2-day safari to Tarangire and Lake Manyara is a simple way to see Tanzania wildlife from Arusha. See what to expect and who it suits best.View details →

Safaris for every traveller

Couples, families, solo travellers, groups and photographers: trips shaped around who is travelling.

Tanzania Honeymoon Safari for CouplesPlan a Tanzania honeymoon safari: private game drives, quiet camps, a beach finish on Zanzibar and the practical details couples often overlook.View details →Tanzania Safari with TeenagersTeenagers can love a safari if it is active and well paced. Ideas for keeping them interested, from photography to walking, and what to check first.View details →Tanzania Safari with Young ChildrenTaking young children on safari takes planning: pacing, vehicle choice, health advice and lodges. Learn how families make it work in Tanzania.View details →Solo Traveller Safari in TanzaniaTravelling alone to Tanzania? Learn how solo travellers choose between private and shared safaris, manage costs and stay comfortable and safe.View details →Tanzania Safari for Friends and GroupsPlanning a safari for a group of friends or a larger party? Learn about vehicle sizes, rooming, agreeing on pace and keeping the whole group happy.View details →Private vs Group Safari in TanzaniaCompare a private safari with a group-join safari in Tanzania: flexibility, cost, company, pace and who each style suits best, with practical advice.View details →Tanzania Safari for PhotographersPlan a photography safari in Tanzania: light, vehicle setup, park choice, pace and kit tips for sharper, more patient wildlife images this season.View details →Anniversary Safari in TanzaniaCelebrate an anniversary with a safari in Tanzania: ideas for private moments, scenery, food and timing, and how to let your hosts know about the occasion.View details →Retirement and Senior Safari in TanzaniaA safari can suit retirees well with the right pace. Learn about comfort, vehicles, health preparation and itineraries that avoid long, tiring days.View details →Tanzania Safari for First-Time VisitorsBooking your first Tanzania safari? A clear guide to choosing parks, length, season and style, plus the questions worth asking before you pay anything.View details →

Parks and places

Serengeti, Ngorongoro, Tarangire, Manyara and beyond: what each park offers and how to visit.

Serengeti Safari PackagesSee how Serengeti safari packages are built, how many days suit different interests, and what to decide before we tailor a trip to your dates.View details →Ngorongoro Crater Safari and Day TourHow a Ngorongoro Crater safari or day tour works: the early descent, what you can see on the crater floor, practical limits and how to fit it into a trip.View details →Tarangire National Park Safari PackagesTarangire is known for elephants and baobabs, especially in the dry months. See how a Tarangire safari works and how to combine it with other parks.View details →Lake Manyara Safari PackagesLake Manyara packs forest, floodplain and soda lake into a small park. Learn what a Manyara safari offers and how it fits into a northern circuit.View details →Arusha National Park Day Trip and SafariArusha National Park is close to town and offers walks, giraffes and views of Mount Meru. See how a day trip or short safari there works for you.View details →Lake Natron Safari and Ol Doinyo LengaiPlan a Lake Natron safari: the alkaline lake, flamingos, waterfall walks and the demanding night climb of Ol Doinyo Lengai, explained honestly.View details →Lake Eyasi: Hadzabe and Datoga Cultural VisitA respectful guide to visiting the Hadzabe hunter-gatherers and Datoga blacksmiths near Lake Eyasi, with advice on etiquette, timing and expectations.View details →Ruaha National Park SafariRuaha is a large, remote park in central-southern Tanzania with baobabs, rugged scenery and strong predator numbers. See how a Ruaha safari works.View details →Nyerere National Park SafariNyerere National Park, formerly part of Selous, offers boat safaris and walking along the Rufiji River. Learn what a trip involves and how to reach it.View details →Mikumi National Park Safari from Dar es SalaamMikumi is the closest big park to Dar es Salaam by road. See how a short Mikumi safari works, what you can see and how it pairs with Zanzibar.View details →

Serengeti and the Great Migration

Where the wildebeest herds are through the year and how to plan around them.

Great Migration Safari: When to GoA season-by-season view of where the wildebeest herds usually are in Tanzania, and how to choose dates for calving, crossings or quieter viewing.View details →Mara River Crossing Safari in TanzaniaMara River crossings in northern Serengeti are dramatic but unpredictable. Learn when they usually happen and how to improve your chances of seeing one.View details →Ndutu Calving Season SafariThe Ndutu area is where wildebeest typically calve early in the year. Learn when to go, what you see, and how to plan around predators and rain.View details →Serengeti Safari in the Green SeasonThe green season brings lush plains, newborn animals, quieter roads and showers. Read an honest guide to a Serengeti safari after the rains.View details →Central Serengeti (Seronera) SafariSeronera in central Serengeti offers resident big cats all year and easy logistics. Learn what a Seronera safari is like, and who it suits best.View details →Northern Serengeti Safari (Kogatende)Kogatende in northern Serengeti is remote, scenic and linked to the Mara River. See what a northern safari offers, how to reach it and how long to stay.View details →Western Corridor and Grumeti SafariThe Western Corridor follows the Grumeti River and often sees migration herds mid-year. Learn what to expect, when to go and how to plan your visit.View details →Serengeti Hot-Air Balloon SafariA dawn balloon flight over the Serengeti plains: how it works, what the experience is like, who it suits and what to check before you book it.View details →Serengeti Camping SafariCamping in the Serengeti puts you close to the sounds of the bush. See how camping safaris work, what comfort to expect and how to prepare for it.View details →Fly-In Serengeti Safari from ArushaA fly-in Serengeti safari swaps long drives for a light aircraft hop from Arusha. Learn how it works, the baggage limits and who benefits most.View details →

Kilimanjaro and Mount Meru

Routes, preparation and combinations for Africa's highest mountain and nearby Mount Meru.

Kilimanjaro Climbing PackagesSee what a Kilimanjaro climbing package normally includes, how the four routes and trip lengths differ, and what to ask before you compare quotes.View details →Machame Route Kilimanjaro ClimbA practical guide to the Machame route on Kilimanjaro: the scenery, camping style, the climb-high sleep-low pattern and who it suits best on the mountain.View details →Lemosho Route Kilimanjaro ClimbWhy the Lemosho route suits trekkers who want a quieter start, gradual acclimatisation and wide views from the Shira Plateau on Kilimanjaro.View details →Marangu Route Kilimanjaro ClimbHow the Marangu route works on Kilimanjaro: sleeping huts instead of tents, a steady path, the same trail down, and which kind of trekker it suits best.View details →Rongai Route Kilimanjaro ClimbDiscover the Rongai route, Kilimanjaro's northern approach, with drier conditions, quieter trails and a different view of the mountain's peaks.View details →Kilimanjaro Climb for BeginnersNever trekked at altitude before? Learn how first-timers prepare for Kilimanjaro, which routes and trip lengths help, and what to expect each day.View details →Kilimanjaro Climb and Safari CombinationPlan a Kilimanjaro climb and safari in one trip: why most travellers climb first, how to space the two and what a combined itinerary involves.View details →Mount Meru Trek and SafariCombine a Mount Meru trek with a Tanzania safari: why Meru is a rewarding warm-up, how the walk works in Arusha National Park and what follows.View details →Kilimanjaro: Private or Group Climb?Weigh a private Kilimanjaro climb against joining a group: pace, flexibility, shared costs, company and what to ask about group size and guides.View details →Kilimanjaro Day Hike from MoshiNo time or wish to summit? A Kilimanjaro day hike from Moshi shows rainforest, waterfalls and village life on the lower slopes in a single day.View details →

Zanzibar and beach combinations

Beach extensions and island add-ons to follow your safari or climb.

Tanzania Safari and Zanzibar Beach PackageHow a Tanzania safari and Zanzibar beach package fits together: ordering the two halves, getting between them and balancing days of game and sand.View details →Zanzibar Honeymoon PackagePlanning a Zanzibar honeymoon: how to choose your beach, build in privacy and romance, and combine the island with a safari. Practical, honest advice.View details →Zanzibar Beach Holiday PackagesCompare Zanzibar's north coast, east coast and Stone Town, and learn how tides, activities and seasons shape a beach holiday on the island for you.View details →Safari from Zanzibar: Fly-In OptionsStaying on Zanzibar but want to see the Serengeti? Learn how fly-in safaris from the island work, what the flights involve and who they suit.View details →Best Time for a Zanzibar and Safari CombinationWhen to combine a Tanzania safari with Zanzibar: how the dry and wet seasons overlap on the mainland and the island, and what each month tends to offer.View details →Zanzibar Stone Town and Spice Tour ExtensionAdd Stone Town and a spice farm tour to a Zanzibar beach stay: what you will see, how long to allow and how it complements your time by the sea.View details →Zanzibar Family Holiday After SafariPlan a Zanzibar family holiday after safari: choosing a child-friendly beach, rest days, activities for children and tips on sun, tides and travel.View details →8-Day Safari and Zanzibar HolidaySee how eight days can be shared between a Tanzania safari and Zanzibar: realistic splits, the transfer day, what you will see and what to leave out.View details →Dar es Salaam, Zanzibar and Safari RoutePlan a route through Dar es Salaam, Zanzibar and a Tanzania safari: how the three connect, ferries and flights, and how to avoid backtracking.View details →Zanzibar Sandbank and Boat Trip ExtensionAdd a sandbank picnic, dhow sail or snorkelling trip to your Zanzibar stay: what to expect, tides, weather and how to choose a trip that suits you.View details →

Safaris by month and season

What to expect on safari in each part of the year.

Tanzania Safari in January and FebruaryPlanning a Tanzania safari in January or February? See typical weather, the calving season in the southern Serengeti and what to pack. Ask us for a quote.View details →Tanzania Safari in March and AprilWhat is a Tanzania safari in March and April really like? Typical rain, green landscapes, quieter parks and how to prepare. Request a quote for your dates.View details →Tanzania Safari in MayThinking of a Tanzania safari in May? Learn what the tail end of the long rains usually brings, where wildlife is found and how to plan. Ask for a quote.View details →Tanzania Safari in JulyA Tanzania safari in July usually means dry days, cool mornings and easy wildlife viewing. See what to expect in each park and how to plan. Ask for a quoteView details →Tanzania Safari in SeptemberA Tanzania safari in September usually brings dry, warm days and strong wildlife viewing, with possible Mara River action. Plan your trip with us today.View details →Tanzania Safari in OctoberOctober is usually warm and dry in Tanzania, with a chance of early short rains late in the month. See where to go and how to plan. Ask for a quote.View details →Tanzania Safari in NovemberNovember often brings the short rains to Tanzania, with green scenery, migratory birds and the build-up to calving. See what to expect and plan with us.View details →Tanzania Safari in DecemberSpending December on safari in Tanzania? Learn about the short rains, festive demand and southern Serengeti wildlife, and plan early. Ask us for a quote.View details →Tanzania Dry-Season Safari (June to October)A guide to the Tanzania dry season from June to October: weather, wildlife, how the months differ and how to plan around busy periods. Ask for a quote.View details →Tanzania Low-Season Safari: What to ExpectConsidering a low-season Tanzania safari? Understand the weather, wildlife, quieter parks and trade-offs before you choose your dates. Request a quote.View details →

Wildlife and activities

Big cats, big five, night drives, walks, birds and cultural day trips.

Big Five Safari in TanzaniaPlan a Big Five safari in Tanzania: where to look for lion, leopard, elephant, buffalo and rhino, and how to improve your chances. Ask for a quote.View details →Leopard and Cheetah Safari in TanzaniaTips for spotting leopards and cheetahs in Tanzania: best parks, habitats, times of day and how a safari can be planned around the big cats.View details →Night Game Drive Safari in TanzaniaHow night game drives work in Tanzania: where they are allowed, nocturnal animals to expect, what to wear and how to add one to your safari.View details →Walking Safari in TanzaniaWhat a walking safari in Tanzania involves: where it is allowed, how fit you need to be, what you see on foot and what to pack. Ask us to plan one.View details →Bird-Watching Tour: Lakes and ParksPlan a bird-watching tour in Tanzania across lakes and national parks, with notes on habitats, flamingos, seasons and gear. Ask us for a quote.View details →Maasai Village Cultural TourWhat to expect on a Maasai village cultural visit in Tanzania, how to be respectful and how to fit it into a safari. Learn more and request a quote.View details →Materuni Waterfalls and Coffee Day TripA day trip to Materuni waterfall on Kilimanjaro's lower slopes, with a Chagga village walk and traditional coffee tasting. Plan yours with us.View details →Kikuletwa and Chemka Hot Springs Day TripPlan a day trip to the Kikuletwa and Chemka hot springs near Moshi: clear blue water, a warm swim, safety notes and what to bring. Request a quote.View details →Lake Duluti Canoe and Nature WalkSpend a half day at Lake Duluti near Arusha: paddling a canoe on a crater lake and walking forest paths. See what to expect and book with us.View details →Rhino and Elephant Safari in TanzaniaPlan a Tanzania safari focused on elephants and rhinos: Tarangire herds, black rhino in Ngorongoro and how to improve your odds. Ask us for a quote.View details →

Starting from your country or city

Practical planning for travellers starting from different countries and cities.

Tanzania Safari from the USAPlanning a Tanzania safari from the USA? Learn how arrival, ground logistics, trip length and timing fit together, and how to request a tailored quote.View details →Tanzania Safari from the UKPlanning a Tanzania safari from the UK? See how arrival, school holidays and ground transfers work, and how to request a tailored quote from us.View details →Tanzania Safari from CanadaA practical guide for Canadian travellers planning a Tanzania safari: arrival airports, trip pacing, health checks and how we tailor a quote to your dates.View details →Tanzania Safari from AustraliaTravelling from Australia to Tanzania? Learn about arrival airports, why longer stays suit the journey, and how we plan ground logistics and quotes.View details →Tanzania Safari from Germany and EuropePlanning a Tanzania safari from Germany or elsewhere in Europe? Read how arrival, holiday timing, group travel and tailored itineraries work with our team.View details →Tanzania Safari from India and the Middle EastFor travellers from India and the Middle East planning a Tanzania safari: arrival, food needs, family groups, and how we tailor logistics and quotes.View details →Tanzania Safari from Nairobi, KenyaStarting a Tanzania safari from Nairobi? Learn the general options for reaching northern Tanzania by road or air, and how to plan around border rules.View details →Tanzania Safari from Kilimanjaro Airport (JRO)Landing at Kilimanjaro International Airport? See what happens after arrival, the transfer to Arusha and how to plan your first safari day sensibly.View details →Tanzania Safari from Dar es SalaamArriving in Dar es Salaam and heading on safari? Compare flying, driving or taking the train toward the parks, and how to link wildlife with Zanzibar.View details →Why Book with an Arusha-Based Safari OperatorWhat does booking with an operator based in Arusha change? Look at local knowledge, ground logistics, flexibility and who is accountable on the day.View details →

Planning and booking

Costs, booking, choosing an operator and what to ask before you pay.

How Much Does a Tanzania Safari Cost?Wondering what a Tanzania safari costs? See the main factors that move the price, from park fees to accommodation style, and how to get an accurate quote.View details →How to Book a Tanzania SafariA clear walk-through of how to book a Tanzania safari: what to decide first, how an inquiry becomes a tailored quote, and what happens after confirmation.View details →Tanzania Safari Quote Request ChecklistUse this checklist before asking for a Tanzania safari quote. The right details help any operator give an accurate, comparable proposal first time round.View details →What Is Included in a Tanzania Safari Price?A plain guide to what a Tanzania safari price normally covers and what is usually extra, so you can read any quote carefully and avoid surprises.View details →Custom Tanzania Safari PlanningHow custom Tanzania safari planning works: starting from your interests, shaping the route and pace, and refining the plan with a local team in Arusha.View details →4x4 Safari Vehicles and Game DrivesWhat to expect from a 4x4 safari vehicle in Tanzania: seating, pop-up roofs, shared versus private use, comfort on rough tracks and how game drives run.View details →Safari Lodges and Tented Camps in TanzaniaCompare safari lodges, permanent tented camps and mobile camps in Tanzania: how they differ in comfort, location and atmosphere, and how to choose.View details →How to Choose a Tanzania Safari OperatorA practical framework for choosing a Tanzania safari operator: questions to ask, what to compare, and the signs of a company you can trust with your trip.View details →Safari Operator Licences and Red Flags in TanzaniaGeneric checks to run on any Tanzania safari operator: written itineraries, verifiable registration, a real office, clear terms and common warning signs.View details →Sustainable and Community-Friendly Safari in TanzaniaPractical ways to make a Tanzania safari more responsible: choosing local operators, respecting wildlife, supporting communities and packing with care.View details →