Tanzania Safaris

Sarah Fox, Tanzania

Tanzania is one of our most popular holiday and safari destinations in Africa with so much to offer, from the endless Serengeti plains, to the palm-fringed beaches of Zanzibar off its coast to Mt. Kilimanjaro. Whether it's adventure, relaxation, safari or culture you want, Tanzania has it all!


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Sample Tanzania Safaris


Dry Season Northern Circuit Tanzania Safari

Trip length:
7 days
Cost from:
£2,150
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Trip Description Accommodation

This sample safari is specifically designed to be undertaken in the dry season months of July to Oct. The Tarangire National Park comes into its own during the dry season when large herds of game attracted to the permanent waters of the Tarangire River make this reserve every bit as attractive to the tourist as the Serengeti. The park is particularly famous for the huge elephant herds that congregate along the river during the dry season.

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  • 2 Night in Ngorongoro Crater
  • Our recommended accommodation:
  • Gibbs Farm in a Cottage (FB)
  • 3 Night in Tarangire National Park
  • Our recommended accommodation:
  • Swala Camp Lodge in a Tented Suite (FB)
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Northern Circuit Safari with Zanzibar Extension

Trip length:
12 days
Cost from:
£2,300
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Trip Description Accommodation

This sample trip is designed to give you a full Northern Circuit Safari Experience at a reasonable price. The accommodation is either in tented camps or lodges with all meals included. We have also included a tag on 6 days in Zanzibar at the end of the trip as well. This is simple an example of how you may like to spend your time.

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  • 1 Night in Tarangire National Park
  • Our recommended accommodation:
  • Tarangire River Camp in a Standard Room (FB)
  • 1 Night in Ngorongoro Crater
  • Our recommended accommodation:
  • Ngorongoro Farm House in a Standard Room (FB)
  • 3 Nights in Serengeti National Park
  • Our recommended accommodation:
  • Seronera Wildlife Lodge in a Standard Room (FB)
  • 1 Night in Lake Manyara National Park
  • Our recommended accommodation:
  • Lake Manyara Hotel in a Standard Room (FB)
  • 5 Nights in Zanzibar
  • Our recommended accommodation:
  • Shooting Star Lodge in a Sea View Cottage (HB)
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Southern Circuit Tanzania Safari & Zanzibar Beach Extension

Trip length:
12 days
Cost from:
£2,425
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Trip Description Accommodation

The safari portion of this sample trip has you exploring the wilderness regions of Southern Tanzania. The benefit of a Southern Circuit Safari is firstly far fewer vehicles, secondly a far more remote and secluded experience and thirdly you can get out of the vehicle! By this we mean that you can vary your safari activities to include boat trips, fly camping and walking safaris in addition to the traditional game drives.

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  • 3 Nights in Selous
  • Our recommended accommodation:
  • Impala Camp in a Safari Tent (FB)
  • 5 Nights in Zanzibar
  • Our recommended accommodation:
  • Pongwe Beach Hotel in a Beach Front Bungalow (HB)
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Tanzania Luxury Camping Safari with Zanzibar Extension

Trip length:
10 days
Cost from:
£3,050
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Trip Description Accommodation

The following is a sample holiday taking in a northern circuit safari and a Zanzibar beach stay. In the Serengeti portion you will be staying in a mobile tented camp. These camps move through the southern, central and northern Serengeti every couple of months to follow the famous wildebeest migration. These are small, intimate camps in carefully positioned locations. Following the safari it is time to relax on the gorgeous beaches of Zanzibar

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  • 1 Night in Lake Manyara National Park
  • Our recommended accommodation:
  • Ngorongoro Farm House in a Standard Room (FB)
  • 1 Night in Ngorongoro Crater
  • Our recommended accommodation:
  • Ngorongoro Farm House in a Standard Room (FB)
  • 3 Nights in Serengeti National Park
  • Our recommended accommodation:
  • Exclusive Mobile Camp in a Safari Tent (FB)
  • 5 Nights in Zanzibar
  • Our recommended accommodation:
  • Matemwe Bungalows in a Bungalow (FB)
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Tanzania Safari with Pemba Island Extension

Trip length:
12 days
Cost from:
£3,950
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Trip Description Accommodation

The safari portion of this sample trip has you exploring the wilderness regions of Southern Tanzania. The benefit of a Southern Circuit Safari is firstly far fewer vehicles, secondly a far more remote and secluded experience and thirdly you can get out of the vehicle! By this we mean that you can vary your safari activities to include boat trips, fly camping and walking safaris in addition to the traditional game drives.

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  • 2 Nights in Tarangire National Park
  • Our recommended accommodation:
  • Tarangire Treetops in a Suite (AI)
  • 1 Night in Ngorongoro Crater
  • Our recommended accommodation:
  • Ngorongoro Manor in a Cottage (AI)
  • 3 Nights in Serengeti National Park
  • Our recommended accommodation:
  • Migration Camp in a Tented Suite (AI)
  • 5 Nights in Zanzibar
  • Our recommended accommodation:
  • Fundu Lagoon in a Hillside Room (AI)
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Saadani, Selous Safari & Zanzibar Beach Holiday

Trip length:
13 days
Cost from:
£1,725
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Trip Description Accommodation

This holiday is for people looking for something a little off the beaten track. Saadani is the only wildlife reserve in east Africa with an Indian Ocean beachfront and combined with the Selous Game Reserve ensures that you have a comprehensive and different wildlife experience. The safari is combined with a few days in Zanzibar for a bit of relaxation after all the activity.

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  • 3 Nights in Saadani National Park
  • Our recommended accommodation:
  • A Tent With a View Lodge in a Luxury Tented Banda (FB)
  • 3 Nights in Selous Game Reserve
  • Our recommended accommodation:
  • Sable Mountain Lodge in a Luxury Tented Banda (FB)
  • 6 Nights in Zanzibar
  • Our recommended accommodation:
  • The Zanzibari Hotel in a Standard Room (HB)
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Sample Tanzania Honeymoons


Luxury Tanzania & Zanzibar Honeymoon

Trip length:
12 days
Cost from:
£8,100
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Trip Description Accommodation

This trip is designed for honeymooners who want the ultimate in luxury. Each of the lodges listed in this itinerary are some of the best in Tanzania ensuring you will be expertly pampered throughout. The trip is designed to provide the perfect balance between adventure activity and relaxation. The northern circuit safari is combined with a luxury beach stay on Mnemba Island, an island off Zanzibar's coast.

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  • 2 Nights in Lake Manyara National Park
  • Our recommended accommodation:
  • Manyara Tree Lodge in a Suite (AI)
  • 5 Nights on Mnemba Island Zanzibar
  • Our recommended accommodation:
  • Mnemba Island Lodge in a Luxury Banda (AI)
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Tanzania Safari & Zanzibar Beach Honeymoon

Trip length:
14 days
Cost from:
£2,350
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Trip Description Accommodation

In Mahatini's vast experience we have found that most honeymooners these days want to combine the traditional beach relaxation time with a bit more adventure. This sample honeymoon does just that, it splits your time between a fantastic northern circuit safari taking in the incredible Ngorongoro Crater and Serengeti National Park and finishes with a few days on the beach resort in Zanzibar giving you that time to simply relax after the hectic wedding preparations.

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  • 2 Nights in Tarangire National Park
  • Our recommended accommodation:
  • Tarangire River Camp in a Luxury Tent (FB)
  • 1 Nights in Ngorongoro Crater
  • Our recommended accommodation:
  • Ngorongoro Sopa Lodge in a Standard Room (FB)
  • 3 Nights in Serengeti National Park
  • Our recommended accommodation:
  • Mbalageti Tented Camp in a Tented Chalet (FB)
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Southern Circuit Tanzania Luxury Honeymoon

Trip length:
11 days
Cost from:
£3,250
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Trip Description Accommodation

This is a fly in luxury honeymoon taking in the exquisite wilderness regions of Southern Tanzania. The benefit of a Southern Circuit Safari is firstly far fewer vehicles, secondly a far more remote and secluded experience and thirdly you can get out of the vehicle! Accommodation is of the highest standard in luxury tented camps.

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  • 3 Nights in Selous Game Reserve
  • Our recommended accommodation:
  • Selous Safari Camp in a Luxury Tent (FB)
  • 3 Nights in Ruaha Game Reserve
  • Our recommended accommodation:
  • Jongomero Camp in a Luxury Tent (FB)
  • 4 Nights in Ras-Kutani
  • Our recommended accommodation:
  • Ras Kutani in a Sea View Cottage (FB)
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Sample Tanzania Family Holidays


Tanzania Family Safari

Trip length:
7 days
Cost from:
£4,675
per family
Trip Description Accommodation

We all know that these days it is difficult to find a family holiday that suits everyone. This sample trip is action packed providing a variety of things to see and do. It is a 6 night northern circuit Tanzania safari that can easily be combined with a beach extension to Zanzibar.This holiday is simply an idea of how you might like to spend your time.

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  • 1 Nights in Lake Manyara National Park
  • Our recommended accommodation:
  • Manyara Serena Lodge in 2 x Standard Rooms (FB)
  • 2 Nights in Ngorongoro Crater
  • Our recommended accommodation:
  • Ngorongoro Sopa Lodge in 2 x Standard Rooms (FB)
  • 3 Nights in Serengeti National Park
  • Our recommended accommodation:
  • Serengeti Serena Lodge in 2 x Standard Rooms (FB)
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Overview of Tanzania

Tanzania is a land of stark contrasts and the largest country in East Africa. The country is most famous for its wildlife and in particular the wildebeest migration of the Serengeti. A huge portion of the country is protected in national parks and a safari is a key element of most trips. Most safaris in Tanzania form a part of a circuit taking in a few parks over the course of a few days. The Northern Circuit safari is the most popular route as it includes parks such as the Serengeti and the Ngorongoro Crater. The Southern Circuit safari is the more off the beaten track safari.

Tanzania's coastline along the Indian Ocean provides some beautiful white sandy beaches. Most travellers end off a safari by visiting Zanzibar or one of the surrounding islands. These twin centre holidays are particularly popular for honeymoons. Those seeking true adventure usually head to Tanzania to climb the most famous mountain in Africa, Mount Kilimanjaro. Whether you are a novice traveller or a seasoned safari explorer, if you looking for an action packed family holiday or a romantic honeymoon, Tanzania will provide lasting memories.

Tanzania has for years been one of our most popular of destinations and this means that we have vast experience in the planning of personalised itineraries. We have personally visited the majority of lodges and camps ourselves and we can guarantee that from start to finish your holiday will be expertly organised providing the best of safari guides and the most efficient of ground staff. We have hundreds of happy customers who can attest to this.

Northern Circuit

A Northern Circuit safari is a fine introduction to safari at any time of year. The parks included in the circuit are the Ngorongoro Crater, the Serengeti, the Tarangire and Lake Manyara. You can visit all or any of the parks in various combinations. We can help you choose the best location to base yourself in each park, based on seasonal game movements. The annual wildebeest migration in the Serengeti is often the star attraction when planning a trip to this area. The migration is a constant cycle of movement and dispersal so it's all about being in the right place at the right time. We will ensure that you don't miss out on this awe inspiring spectacle!

Most people spend between 4 – 7 days on a Northern Circuit safari before spending a few days at the beach. The Northern Circuit is not only an excellent introductory safari but will draw seasoned safari travellers to its parks again and again. Honeymooners love the romance of luxury camps and the dinners under the stars; families love the safari adventure and amateur photographers find appeal in the North's incredible diversity and its prolific wildlife.

Accommodation in the Northern Circuit ranges from larger lodges to luxury tented camps, both permanent and mobile. Forget all previous notions you may have about camping. This is the ultimate in camping! Most 'tents' consist of large bedrooms and bathrooms including all the modern amenities that you would expect in a luxury hotel. You just happen to be sleeping under canvas instead of concrete, in our opinion the best way to experience Africa - up close and personal with nature.

Activities on offer in the Northern Circuit generally include game drives. Hot air balloon safaris are popular in the Serengeti and walking safaris are offered in some of the privately-owned concessions on the outskirts of the parks.

My northern circuit safari was an entirely memorable experience for me. I will never forget our vehicle being charged by an elephant in Lake Manyara, being surrounded by the wildebeest migration in the Serengeti and marvelling over the incredible views of the Ngorongoro Crater. The Northern Circuit safari in Tanzania is a wildlife experience second to none in my extensive African travels.
- Sarah Chatteris

Southern Circuit

Accommodation in the Selous and Ruaha is largely in secluded camps with outstanding personal service. The majority are the last word in luxury, not only in terms of food, facilities and furnishings but also due to their incomparable locations; affording a truly intimate bush experience.

The Southern Circuit (or indeed a visit to one of the parks) can be a fantastic first-time safari and seasoned safari travellers will appreciate the difference from the more beaten track safaris. There are generally far fewer vehicles than in the Northern Circuit which to many is an added advantage allowing for game sightings to be largely private. Activities on offer are diverse from traditional game drives and walking safaris to boat trips and fishing excursions.

The Southern Circuit Safari can also easily be combined with beach time on Zanzibar or the Tanzanian mainland coast in the Ras Kutani area. Another interesting combination offered is a twin centre luxury safari and beach holiday in exotic Mozambique.

A Southern Circuit safari offers exceptional dry season game viewing so these areas are best visited from June – November. The main parks visited in a Southern Circuit safari are the Selous , Ruaha and Saadani reserves. Safaris in these parks are off the beaten track and will suit those who want a remote and more exclusive experience.
- Sarah Chatteris

When to travel

There is never a bad time to travel to Tanzania as each season has its own attractions and highlights depending on your interests. For example, the Serengeti is incredibly beautiful in the wet season, not only for its lush and green scenery and its birdlife but also because the wildebeest are calving in the southern plains during this season.

Tanzania's dry season generally runs from June to the end of October. This is usually the most popular time to travel to Tanzania. During the dry season the grasses are lower allowing for easier animal sightings and the animals gather around water sources in large numbers, which makes them easier to find!

Tanzania has two rainy seasons, the first running from November to early December and the second wet period is generally from March to the end of May. This does not mean the region is out of bounds; on the contrary, the wet season brings with it an abundance of life, the babies are born and the landscape is green and fertile. In addition to this if you travel out of peak season you can generally get a more reasonably priced safari and with fewer tourists in the region, you will have a more intimate safari experience. For more information on the wildlife highlights throughout the year view our safari calendar.

Contact us about your specific interests and we will advise you on the best time of year to travel to the region which suits you best.

How to travel

There are four main areas of interest that visitors to Tanzania would explore: The Northern Circuit parks, the Southern Circuit parks, Mount Kilimanjaro and the beaches of Zanzibar and the surrounding islands. We will help and advise you on which area would best suit your requirements. You will either fly into Kilimanjaro Airport for a Northern Circuit Safari, Dar es Salaam Airport for a Southern Circuit Safari or Zanzibar Airport if you are heading straight to the beach.

Wildlife is the biggest attraction in Tanzania and you can easily visit a couple of national parks/reserves during the course of a few days or a week. The parks in the Northern Circuit are incredibly diverse in their scenery allowing you to move from one to the other and see hugely different terrain and wildlife. You can spend a week or more on safari in Tanzania and never feel like you have seen enough. Our safaris in the Northern Circuit are generally private tailor-made trips where you will have your own driver guide to escort you for the duration of your trip.

The Southern Circuit safari begins in Dar es Salaam and can include one or more of the more remote southern parks. Usually these safaris are fly-in safaris and game viewing activities are usually shared with other guests, unless private vehicles are specifically requested.

Following a safari, most visitors will then add some beach time in Zanzibar, its surrounding islands or one of the other coastal locations along East Africa such as the Ras Kutani area. These twin centre holidays allow you to combine an action-packed safari adventure with a relaxing beach stay and are particulary popular with honeymooners.

Sometimes there are large distances involved to travel from region to region. These journeys are usually overcome with light aircraft flights which allow you to see the incredible Tanzanian scenery from a bird's eye view. Equally, any drives in Tanzania are an adventure in their own right. There is so much to see along the journey from an abundance of wildlife to the Masai herdsmen tending their cattle, as well as endless vistas and stunning sunsets. Your camera will never be out of your hand!

Quick Facts

Flights:
Flights from Europe to Dar es Salaam, Kilimanjaro and Zanzibar take about 9 hours, often with a brief stopover en route. Main airlines include Kenya Airways, KLM and British Airways.
Vaccinations:
Malaria prophylactics are essential. Yellow Fever injection is required if arriving from an infected area. Diptheria, Tetanus, Polio, Hepatitis A, B and Typhoid are recommended.
When to travel:
Tanzania is a year round destination with each season having its own advantages and highlights. See our safari calendar.
Visas:
Travel visas can be obtained on arrival. Please seek our advice on the latest information for your nationality.

Sample Tanzania Beach Holidays


Zanzibar Beach Extension

Trip length:
7 days
Cost from:
£525
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Trip Description Accommodation

This sample trip is an extension designed to be added onto the start or the end of a safari in Tanzania. A Northern Circuit safari would end in Arusha where you would catch a light aircraft flight to Zanzibar. From the Southern Circuit, the starting or ending point would be Dar es Salaam. Of course this trip can be done as a purely beach only trip as well. The chosen accommodations to feature are simply ideas; there are plenty of options to explore.

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  • 1 Nights in Stonetown, Zanzibar
  • Our recommended accommodation:
  • Zanzibar Serena Inn in a Standard Room (B&B)
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Every year countless numbers of journalists, filmmakers and tourists camp out paparazzi style on the banks of the Grumeti and Mara rivers eager to witness what must surely be one of nature's most documented spectacles, the annual migration. Here, up to two million wildebeest face a ravenous and prolific crocodile population as they embark on the hazardous river crossing, mention the migration and it is this image that springs to mind.
- Sarah Chatteris

Wildebeest Migration

There is little that has not been previously written about the region and this remarkable phenomenon. Yet ask a few friends where the Great Migration takes place and you will undoubtedly receive a few blank stares or vague mumbled replies, 'Africa' or 'Kenya'. Despite all the hype very little is actually known about this incredible spectacle. So here is a brief guide to the greatest show on earth.

Tanzania's Serengeti National Park and Kenya's Maasai Mara are all part of the same ecosystem. In the Maasai language Serengeti means endless plain and this classic landscape can be found in the southern part of the region but the Serengeti offers a range of habitats. As you journey in a clockwise direction you will pass through moist wooded savannah, lush riparian woodland interspersed with huge granite boulders before arriving at the rich rolling grasslands of the Mara Plains. A fine setting for the big event when up to 2 million wildebeest herd together and are joined by thousands of zebras and gazelles to form super herds which follow the rains in search of lush new grass.

Zebra and Wildebeest are found together often as the Zebra tend to feed on long tough grass stems preparing them for the broad muzzle of the wildebeest more suited to close short grasses. In essence, the wildebeest are taking advantage of the strongly seasonal conditions, spending the wet season on the plains in the south-east, and the dry season in the woodlands of the north-west, but the sheer weight of their numbers means that they themselves play a role in shaping their environment to their needs.

Although the migration is often portrayed as an intense phase of activity the 800 km pilgrimage is actually an ongoing cycle of movement and dispersal. Lions and other carnivores do not migrate with the grazing animals but feast on them when their paths cross. Each year over 250,000 wildebeest alone will die as a result of injury, exhaustion or predation.

The Migration is not a continually forward motion. As the wildebeest need to drink daily their movement is very much dominated by the accessibility of water and they seem to have a sixth sense in following the storms.

Planning your trip

There is never really a right or wrong time to visit as each season offers its own highlights but it is important to be in the right area according to season. Dependent on rainfall, the timing of the cycle is never totally predictable, but generally around April/May prompted by vanishing water the migration sets off North West to the Masai Mara. Between June and July the migration splits and one column passes west to Lake Victoria, another passes north through Lobo before crossing the Grumeti River before finally dispersing on the Mara Plains.

One of the most popular times to visit is late January to early March when the wildebeest calves are born over a 3-5 week period. Most calves are born within a 'calving area' before midday. They quickly gain their feet and begin nursing within 3 - 8 minutes. If the mother moves away at this time, it will run beside her. The defenseless young provide easy picking for lions, hyenas, and other predators but because so many calves are born in such a short time the predators do not have time to eat them all. Ndutu Safari Lodge and Kusini Camp provide the best viewing for this but due to the popularity you really need to book a year in advance.

As a spectacle, the Migration offers so many varied views but perhaps the most poignant image is the famous crossing at the Grumeti and Mara Rivers. This spectacle has been well documented by some excellent photography from the likes of the BBC and National Geographic. Forced on by the power of the herd the wildebeest have no choice but to take a suicidal plunge into the crocodile infested waters often drowning in their thousands. One report from the migration this year estimated between 5 and 10 thousand died at one place, amazingly this natural tragedy was simply attributed to a poor choice of crossing.

Kirawira Tented Camp and Grumeti River Camp are excellent locations for viewing the Grumeti crossing but luck has to be on your side to choose the right dates as the crossing is over quite quickly.

From August to October the migration is usually in Kenya's Maasai Mara before returning south across the Tanzanian border in November and usually by December the wildebeest disperse on the southern plains of the Serengeti.

In general East Africa is busiest and therefore most expensive in the dry season (July – October). As the water dries the animals flock to the remaining water holes and rivers, the foliage is less dense and game viewing is made much easier with more frequent sightings. The Migration during these months is usually found in the Northern Serengeti in Tanzania and the Mara in Kenya. Early booking for these locations is essential as accommodation is limited.

The wet season, sometimes called green season due to the abundance of life offers value for money with sometimes 40% difference in price compared to peak season. Although the green season is offered at a much lower rate than peak season some visitors would consider it a better time to visit with an abundance of bird life, lush green vegetation and healthy looking wildlife. The long rains usually fall between mid-March through to May, these tropical thunderstorms tend to arrive in the afternoon and usually disperse after a couple of hours so travel at this time is possible and offers excellent value for money.

Kenya and Tanzania offer a daunting selection of accommodation styles and Mahlatini can offer everything from luxury lodges and classic tented camps to simple bush camping. Generally, lodges are much larger and not as personal as the other options but offer more amenities such as swimming pools, shops and perhaps a choice of restaurants, just like a large hotel. One of the most important considerations is location, for example the Ngorongoro Sopa Lodge has superb views of the Crater and the Mara Serena Lodge has a prime setting for the wildebeest crossing of the Mara River. These lodges offer good value and an abundance of scenery and game viewing which is especially important for families and groups.

Tented camps are the perfect way to experience the African bush and this is the most popular choice with Mahlatini's discerning clients! Sleeping under canvas reminds you that you are in Africa, but there is no need to compromise on comfort. Indeed most of our luxury options are tented, for example Kirawira Tented Camp and Kleins Camp in the Serengeti. The Masai Mara is famous for its luxury camping options. The Governors Camps are synonymous with this Hemingway inspired tented safari and along with Elephant Pepper, Cottars 1920's and Saruni Camp offer unparalleled exclusivity and tranquility. Luxury is just as much about experience as material extravagance. In these camps you are guaranteed personal friendly service from people with a passion for the surrounding wilderness and wildlife.

Mobile safaris enable you to get into the heart of the African bush. Whether you choose a private luxury camp or a rustic option, mobiles are all about privacy and flexibility; a luxury in its self. The camp is moved from location to location, the more up market options are set up in advance of your arrival. At the top end of the scale the mobile tents have proper beds, en suite bathrooms with hot showers, your own chef and even a mobile bar. The simple options using private camp sites still offer relative comfort with a shared shower and toilet and comfortable mattresses, there is even a separate mess and bar tent or dine out under the stars depending on the season. This style of trip is particularly recommended in order to focus on the migration as mobile safaris enable you to respond to game movements as you leave the crowds behind and immerse yourself in the wilderness. Our favorite mobile camps are the Asilia camps such as Olakira and Sayari in the Serengeti.

Flights between London Heathrow and Nairobi are daily and take about 8 hours.

Customer Review

Holiday to Tanzania during October 2011

Tanzania Review

Only stayed in Zanzibar. Great atmosphere, very friendly people, beautiful scenery, idealic beaches. Couldn't praise it more.

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Tanzania Factfile

Timezone:
EAT (UTC+3)
Language:
English, Swahili
Currency:
Tanzanian Shilling
Best time:
Year round destination
Flights:
9 hours from Europe
Visas:
Required, call for info