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Exploring Tanzania Safaris

Where to Stay

Tanzania has a vast spread of accommodation options, such as luxurious game lodges in game-filled national parks. It also offers heritage buildings in the winding alleys of Stone Town. Further there are sprawling resorts and rustic beach huts lining Zanzibar’s beaches.

Olakira Camp
Olakira Camp is an under-canvas migration camp that follows the herds of wildebeest who roam the Serengeti plains, offering guests ‘front row seats’ of this natural wildlife phenomena.
Gibb's Farm
Gibb's Farm is ideally located half way between Lake Manyara and the Ngorongoro Crater and en route to the Serengeti National Park. This is a working farm and one of the oldest guest houses in Tanzania.
Nomad Serengeti Camp
The Nomad Serengeti Safari Camp is located in the Serengeti Park and is best described as a 'semi-nomadic' safari camp, moving location according to the migration patterns of the wildebeest and zebra and offering you a 'front seat' safari experience.
Olivers Camp
Olivers Camp is a luxury tented camp nestled in a quiet part of the scenic Tarangire National Park and reminisces a bygone era of safari living in style and comfort...
Alex Walker Serian Serengeti Camp
Alex Walkers Serian Serengeti South Camp is a seasonal mobile camp and movement is governed by the wildebeest migration from December to April and is located in the south of the Serengeti Plains and offers an authentic bush experience.
Lake Masek Tented
Lake Masek Luxury Tented Camp is located in the Ngorongoro Conservation Area overlooking Lake Masek, offering a unique location to witness the Wildebeest Migration which takes place from Dec - April each year.
Ngorongoro Lodge
Ngorongoro Crater Lodge is a luxury lodge perched on the rim of the Ngorongoro Crater, offering a unique experience safari experience with breath taking views.
Ngorongoro Crater
This crater is teaming with wildlife - and is one of the few places in Tanzania you will see rhino. The only animal you wont see if the giraffe cause the walls of the crater are too steep for them to descend.
Serengeti National Park
The most famous parks of Africa - the Serengeti, meaning 'Endless Plains'... and the backdrop for the wildebeeste migration
Kilimanjaro International Airport
The main arrival airport to start the northern safari circuit in Tanzania
Arusha
The main 'safari hub' of the northern Tanzania safari circuit.
Tarangire National Park
This park is slightly less 'famous' but offers some fantastic game viewing and has some amazing Baobab tree forests. Slightly less 'busy' than some of the other parks. A favourite...
Lake Manyara National Park
Famous for its resident 'tree climbing lions' the Lake Manyara Park is worth a visit and is a popular lunch stop from Arusha to the Crater.
Selous Game Reserve
Located in the southern Tanzania and offers a diverse safari experience from traditional game drives to some boat experiences.
Dar es Salaam
Southern Tanzania and convenient access if including Selous or Zanzibar into your holiday.

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