Out of a child's imagination, Ngorongoro Crater
Race against the crocs, Serengeti National Park
Inside, whisky and blankets. Outside, the African wilderness.
The sun sets at The Highlands, Ngorongoro Crater
Day 1 game drive, Ngorongoro Conservation Area
Drinks anyone? Tortilis Camp, Amboseli
Just passing by, Selous Game Reserve
Rising with the sun, Serengeti National Park
Stunning night sky at base camp, Kilimanjaro
Staring us down, Ruaha National Park
Private hot tub in the wilds of Africa, Ngorongoro
Miles from anywhere, The Highlands at Ngorongoro
The safari of your imagination, Ruaha National Park
Garden of Eden, Ngorongoro Crater
Elephants, acacias, savannah. Welcome to Tanzania.
Not your typical Sunday stroll, Amboseli National Park
A close encounter, game drive at Ruaha.
The Great Migration, a perilous journey.
Could be worse, Tortilis Camp Amboseli
Not your average pedestrian crossing, Selous Game Reserve
One of Africa's last true wilderness areas, Selous Game Reserve
Tanzania can be described in one word, 'abundance'.
Guests in their home, Serengeti National Park
Giant neighbours at Tortilis Camp, Amboseli
Home of the African Elephant, Amboseli National Park
Pushing through the thickets, Kili always looming
Reaching the summit, Kilimanjaro
Sunset silhouettes, Serengeti National Park
Wildebeest all the way down, Serengeti
The tours below showcase just some of what is possible. Use these itineraries as starting points, or to draw inspiration. Then get in touch, and let our expert team help craft the perfect itinerary for you.
The Serengeti comes from the Maa word ‘Serengit’, which translates to ‘the place where the land moves on forever’. It is the far-reaching, endless savannahs that inspired …
The Ngorongoro Crater - with its lush green plains, woodland trees and wildflowers - is one of the most popular travel destinations in Tanzania. A stunningly beautiful place, it's …
Described by Ernest Hemingway as the ‘loveliest I had seen in Africa’, Lake Manyara National Park is situated on the Western escarpment of the Rift Valley. Home to lesser …
Once one of the world’s biggest game reserves, Selous has recently been split up to accommodate the new Nyerere National Park in honour of Tanzania’s first President Julius …
Tarangire National Park is part of Tanzania's northern safari circuit that also includes Lake Manyara, Ngorongoro and the Serengeti. Tanzania's sixth largest park, Tarangire has …
Lounging under the shade of a baobab tree, a baby elephant eagerly awaits her afternoon snack. Her mother, the matriarch, tears off a branch to the delight of the infant. Ruaha has…
Largely untouched by civilization, Katavi National Park is for those seeking isolation amongst stunning views, far from the distant hum of safari vehicles. With only a few hundred …
With Arusha National Park, you don't have to travel too far after landing to find yourself surrounded by the African bush. Canoeing, walking safaris, and game drives are some of …
Towering high above Tanzania at 5,895 metres, Mount Kilimanjaro is the highest mountain in Africa and the highest free-standing mountain in the world.
Situated on the white sandy shores of Lake Tanganyika, Gombe Stream is an untamed place of lush forests and clear lake views. It is one of only two places in Tanzania where you can…
The Zanzibar archipelago is the meeting point between Africa, Arabia and India. This semi-autonomous region is a popular post-safari destination, providing a tropical beach …
Jambiani is a tranquil coastal paradise where you can set aside technology and embrace the local culture as you fall into the rhythm of a traditional fishing village. There is no …
Mnemba Island is a hidden oasis of white sand and sapphire waters. The private island is a secluded paradise for couples and families who want to unwind, make memories, and …
Pemba is the little brother of Unguja, Zanzibar’s main island. Although Unguja receives far more visitors annually, we believe that Pemba deserves more attention than it is …
A labyrinth of chaotic alleyways interposed between towering limestone houses with ornately carved arched hardwood doors with brass finishings and terracotta roofs. Stone Town is a…
Vast stretches of white sand, blanketed by colourful shells and met by azure blue waters. Nungwi, nestled on Zanzibar Islands northernmost tip, is a major beach holiday …
Located just off the coast of Unguja, Prison Island is a hidden oasis which has a fascinating history. Famous for its population of Aldabra giant tortoises and the ruins of a …
The crocodile infested Grumeti River is one of the first obstacles facing the wildebeests on their migration from Tanzania to the Maasai Mara during the Great Migration. Often …
White sandy beaches, azure blue waters, and old mango trees; Lake Tanganyika is a beautiful spot to catch your breath on your journey through Tanzania. That doesn't mean there's no…
Nicknamed ‘the river of death’, the Mara River is known for its infamous role in The Great Migration. Each year, countless wildebeest charge across Mara’s steep banks into …
Reaching an alkalinity of over pH 12 and scorching temperatures up to 60°C, Lake Natron is an extremely hostile environment. Remarkably, the lake’s pinkish waters are the only …
From freshwater lakes as vast as oceans to deadly soda lakes which have shaped unique ecosystems, Tanzania’s lakes have fascinated adventurers for centuries. Snorkellers, divers,…
The azure-blue above you bleeds into orange as your eyes drop towards the horizon, the sun just beginning to set. You don't see it though, Mount Kilimanjaro claims the horizon. Between it and you lies nothing but savannah, miles and miles of it.
Whatever your budget, group size, length of stay, preferred activity or appetite for adventure, we can help.
