The safari you have always imagined.
Golden grasslands, umbrella thorn trees, canvas camps, and wildlife moving across an apparently endless horizon. The Serengeti captures the romantic Out of Africa vision that has drawn travelers to safari for generations. That sense of wonder is still very real.
Tanzania offers some of the continent’s most remarkable wildlife experiences, from the Great Migration and Ngorongoro Crater to the elephant country of Tarangire, the remote wilderness of southern Tanzania, and the chimpanzee forests beside Lake Tanganyika.
It is also a country of extraordinary contrast. After days on safari, fly to a small Indian Ocean island such as Mnemba or Fanjove, where white sand, warm water, and coral reefs provide a completely different ending to the trip.
Tanzania’s popularity does, however, bring responsibility. We are very conscious of overtourism in parts of the country, particularly around headline migration moments. Our role is to use first-hand knowledge, careful timing, private concessions, and thoughtfully chosen camps to create an experience that protects the magic rather than contributing to the crowds..
- Follow the changing story of the Serengeti. Experience exceptional wildlife and the constantly shifting Great Migration across one of Africa’s most remarkable ecosystems.
- Find a more thoughtful way to witness the Migration. Avoid the busiest riverbanks through careful timing, well-positioned camps, private concessions, and a willingness to look beyond the headline moments.
- Enjoy greater freedom in private concessions and villas. Make the most of quieter sightings, private vehicles, flexible activities, and exclusive-use spaces designed for families and groups.
- Go beyond Tanzania’s familiar northern circuit. Explore Ruaha, Nyerere, or the chimpanzee forests of Mahale for a wilder and more remote side of Tanzania.
- End your safari beside the Indian Ocean. Slow down on Mnemba or Fanjove, with warm water, coral reefs, and only a small number of guests.
safari you’ve always imagined.
Few places deliver the scale and abundance many travelers imagine when they think of safari. The Serengeti seems to stretch forever, the wildlife is exceptional throughout the year, and every season brings a different chapter of life on the plains.
Tanzania also continues to evolve. Exciting new camps, private villas, and exclusive-use properties are creating more personal ways to experience its best-known regions. Private reserves and concessions offer greater freedom, fewer vehicles, and opportunities to explore beyond the traditional game drive.
For travelers willing to look beyond the obvious route, Tanzania becomes even more interesting. Trek for chimpanzees in Mahale, explore Ruaha or Nyerere, or finish on a tiny island far removed from the busier beaches.
Combine the Serengeti or a quieter southern reserve with the white sand and warm waters of Mnemba or Fanjove.
Pair Tanzania’s open plains with chimpanzee trekking in Mahale or a wider East African primate experience.
A carefully planned journey following the migration through chosen parts of the Serengeti, with thoughtful timing and a focus on ethical game viewing.
Tell us what is drawing you to Tanzania, from the Serengeti and Great Migration to remote wildlife areas or a private Indian Ocean island.
We will help you experience its most remarkable places in a thoughtful and personal way.
