Tanzania Safari

THE COMPLETE GUIDE TO
TANZANIA SAFARIS
A LIFE CHANGING EXPERIENCE
Tanzania – known as one of the safari world’s ‘big
boys’. Renowned for world class wildlife, stunning
national parks and luxurious lodges, Tanzania is on
most people’s safari hit-list.
Whilst we cover all of the must-see’s in this dedicated brochure,
hopefully we can offer you some insights into some of the slightly less
known areas, some of the boutique properties, and how to make your
trip to Tanzania slightly less usual than the mainstream.
TANZANIA FAST FACTS

• The long rains: March to May
• The short rains: November
• Visas: British passport holders as well as US citizens require visas.
These requirements do change so please check prior to travel.
• Time zone: GMT +3
• Best time to see the wildebeest migration: Throughout the year but
if you want crossings then head to the northern Serengeti in August/
September. If you want predators in tow of birthing wildebeest then
February is your month
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What does Tanzania do better
than anywhere else?
Often combined with Kenya or the mountain
gorillas of Rwanda, Tanzania is a safari
destination in its own right, and is home
to some of the world’s most incredible and
unique experiences.
So, what does Tanzania do the best?
• World class cheetah sightings at the

intimate Namiri Plains Camp in Serengeti
National Park.
• The best chimpanzee tracking on the
continent based from the lovely Greystoke
Mahale Camp located in the Mahale
Mountains National Park.
• A visit to the Ngorongoro Crater is
truly a breath-taking experience that is
unparalleled worldwide.
• Climb the highest peak in Africa, Mt
Kilimanjaro.
• World class diving at the renowned Mafia
and Pemba Islands.
SERENGETI NATIONAL PARK
Covering an area of 14,723 km2, the Serengeti is the principal location for the annual
wildebeest migration sharing this mass movement with its northerly neighbour Kenya.
Here you’ll find the big five, big cats and much more.
WHEN TO GO
Sightings of the plains game in the Serengeti are some of the best you will see on the continent. We’d
recommend avoiding the rains from March to May, then October to November.
OUR FAVOURITE LODGE: NAMIRI PLAINS LODGE SERENGETI NATIONAL PARK IS

Namiri is relatively new, in fact we were the first company to ever put any clients there. Located in the
eastern Serengeti, it is so remote that it may as well be in its own private concession. Previously a WORLD RENOWNED, OFFERING
cheetah research area, you get fantastic big cat sightings and most of the time they’re all to yourself.
THE BIG GAME UP CLOSE AND
PERSONAL. IT TRULY LIVES UP TO
ALL THOSE TV DOCUMENTARIES
THAT YOU HAVE SEEN!
LAMAI WEDGE GRUMETI RESERVE
A BEAUTIFUL LOCATION FOR REMOTE LODGES, EXCELLENT

MIGRATION SIGHTINGS AT THE WILDLIFE, ACCESS TO THE
CORRECT TIME OF THE YEAR AND MIGRATION AND MORE.
HOME TO SOME TRULY EXCLUSIVE GRUMETI IS A PRIVATE
CAMPS AND PROPERTIES. CONCESSION THAT OFFERS
EXCLUSIVE EXPERIENCES.
We feel that the Lamai Wedge deserves special mention. Located in the far north of Located on the far western border of Serengeti National Park, the Grumeti Reserve
the Serengeti and bordering Kenya, the Lamai Wedge is a stunning spot bordering the is a private concession that forms an integral part of the Serengeti-Mara ecosystem.
southern banks of the Mara River with views northwards into Kenya. 350,000 acres with only 4 properties makes this a wilderness haven.
WHEN TO GO WHEN TO GO
With views of Tanzania and into Kenya, the Lamai Wedge is stunning. It excellent for viewing the The months of June to August are probably the best months as the migration moves through the region,
migration, and the predatory big cats. Activities here include game drives and guided walks out in the resident game however is in abundance throughout the year.
Tanzanian wilds, and travel is best between August and September.
OUR FAVOURITE LODGE: FARU FARU LODGE
OUR FAVOURITE LODGE: SINGITA MARA RIVER CAMP Located close to the river and the plains, Faru Faru has seven suites, one family suite and a two
Expensive but stunning! With only six sumptuous tents, a plunge pool and ultimate remote authenticity, bedroom villa (with a private infinity pool). Get a true insight into this unique eco-system and its
this camp provides a safari lover’s dream with world-class game viewing backed up by authentic luxury. abundant resident wildlife with game drives potentially sighting lion, leopard, elephant, giraffe and more.
SELOUS RESERVE RUAHA NATIONAL PARK
MUCH QUIETER THAN THE NORTHERN IF YOU WANT TO EXPERIENCE AFRICA

PARKS OF SERENGETI AND THE AWAY FROM THE CROWDS THEN THE
CRATER, SELOUS OFFERS TRUE COMBINATION OF RUAHA AND SELOUS
AFRICAN WILDERNESS UNDISTURBED IS WHAT YOU WANT BUT BE PREPARED
BY LARGE VISITOR NUMBERS. FOR HOW WILD IT REALLY IS.
Always overlooked, the southern ‘circuit’ has plenty to offer. Highlights of the Selous Perfectly combined with the Selous Reserve, Ruaha offers you a great alternative to
Reserve include resident wild dogs, elephant, buffalo and great prides of lions. One of the northern circuit. The park is big, so wildlife can be trickier to track, but you’ll often
Africa’s largest game reserves the Selous offers a variety of activities including game enjoy sightings with few other vehicles around. With good quality lion, leopard, cheetah
drives, boat safaris, walking safaris and even fly-camping trips. and wild dog sightings, and well as elephant and buffalo herds, Ruaha is predominantly
a game drive destination.
The best time to visit the Reserve is between the drier months of July and October when you can expect As with Selous, the best time is between the drier months of July and October.
to see greater concentrations of game. Game is present all year round, but it does migrate within the
park so you have to be sure to pick the right camp for the right time of year. OUR FAVOURITE LODGE: JONGOMERO CAMP
Jongomero Camp (pictured) is comfortable and spacious, perched on the banks of the Jongomero
OUR FAVOURITE LODGE: SIWANDU River, the camp offers eight large ensuite tents built on raised wooden platforms with river views.
Siwandu (pictured) is our favourite as the game is excellent; this is closely followed by Sand Rivers Want to walk on the wild side? Jongomero is the only camp that operates fly camping, a spine-tingling
where you have a great selection of activities on offer. experience as you camp out under a canopy of stars.
TARANGIRE NATIONAL PARK LAKE MANYARA
GREAT HERDS OF ELEPHANTS AND

BUFFALO FREQUENT THE REGION AND
REGULAR SIGHTINGS OF LEOPARDS
MAKE THIS A GREAT SPOT TO STOP
OFF AT.
Little known Tarangire offers a great one or two night stop off enroute to the Serengeti. Often used as a stop off on the way to the more renowned Serengeti National Park,
It is home to some stunning game with one of the highest concentrations of mammals Lake Manyara offers a lovely break. There are lots of experiences here, including
between the dry season months of August to October. flamingo watching on the lake itself.
For the highest concentration of mammals, travel between August and October when they are at their Game is best during the months of the dry season (June to October) but be careful as due to its
peak. At this time, big cats, lions, elephants, giraffes and more can be seen in the park. proximity to the nearby town it can be busy.
OUR FAVOURITE LODGE: OLIVER’S CAMP OUR FAVOURITE LODGE: CHEM CHEM LODGE
The ten ensuite tents of Oliver’s Camp offer a real-life African experience. Spacious outdoor showers We don’t often recommend staying in the Lake Manyara area as you might as well push on to Tarangire
and large verandas afford views out to the horizon dotted by bulbous baobabs. National Park, the Crater or the Serengeti. If you do however, our preferred spot is the lovely Chem Chem
Lodge which is set in its own bordering private conservancy and offers game drives and walking safaris.
NGORONGORO CRATER
There is often an argument over the Crater and whether one should go or not. This is
silly as it is simple. If you have not been before, then you MUST go. Yes, it can be busy
at certain times, but that is where we come in.
WHEN TO GO
The crater itself is stunning, and brimming with wildlife that can readily be seen on safari, from
elephants and rhino, to leopard and zebra. You can expect excellent wildlife sightings year round, but we
recommend aiming for the low season for a quieter safari, between April and May.
OUR FAVOURITE LODGE: NGORONORO CRATER LODGE THE CRATER WITHOUT PEOPLE IS
This has to be one of the most remarkable lodges; perched on the crater rim, this beautifully designed
property affords never-ending views over the Crater…even from your toilet. As a sneaky second option,
ONE OF THE MOST JAW DROPPING
we also love the look of the brand new Highlands Camp: Low impact, high style in eight domed tents. AND BREATH-TAKING LOCATIONS
IN EAST AFRICA. GREAT GAME,
BEAUTIFUL VISTAS AND AMAZING
LODGING.
MAHALE MOUNTAINS NATIONAL PARK
Located in the far, far, west of Tanzania on the shores of Lake Tanganyika, Mahale
Mountains National Park, offers up-close-and-personal chimp action tracking in
beautiful rainforest.
WHEN TO GO
In the 1,613 square kilometres of Mahale, there is not one single road. It is remote, beautiful, and
exclusive. Stay on a beach backed by rainforest; track chimpanzees, relax, and explore by boat. Dry
season is from June to October, as it progresses the chimpanzees can be found lower. Green season is
November to March which is amazing for photography, but the chimpanzees are trickier to find.
THIS IS WITHOUT DOUBT THE
OUR FAVOURITE LODGE: GREYSTOKE CAMP
Set on a white sandy beach to the backdrop of the Mahale Mountains with far-reaching views across BEST PLACE TO TRACK WILD
the lake to DRC, Greystoke offers the perfect relaxation after a day’s chimp tracking. Six beautifully
designed wood and thatch bandas with ensuite bathrooms and a chill out deck upstairs! CHIMPANZEES ON THE AFRICAN
CONTINENT, WHICH PRETTY MUCH
MEANS IT IS THE BEST PLACE IN
THE WORLD!
KATAVI NATIONAL PARK
Crocodiles nest in huge caves in the river banks, pods of thousands of hippos wallow in
pools whilst elephants and buffalo congregate along the river’s edge; the perfect buffet
as lions, hyenas and other resident predators take advantage of the abundant prey.
WHEN TO GO
Katavi is not the closest park to access, but combines nicely with Mahale (mentioned above.) Located in
western Tanzania, Katavi is raw wilderness focusing on a series of floodplains where the resident game
gathers with the best sightings being during the dry season (June to October).
A WILDLIFE HAVEN, FROM
OUR FAVOURITE LODGE: CHADA KATAVI
Blending into their natural surroundings, Chada Katavi has ensuite facilities (bucket showers) with wide CROCODILES AND HIPPOS, TO BIG
open fronts and plenty of resident game visitors. Just six safari tents, keeping it simple yet comfortable. CATS AND BIG GAME. TOTALLY
WILD.
MOUNT KILIMANJARO
As the tallest peak on the African continent and the highest free standing peak in the
world, Mt Kilimanjaro provides a challenge. Not a technical climb, it is still 5,895m high
and can take your legs out from beneath you with altitude sickness!
WHEN TO GO
Mount Kilimanjaro can be climbed year round, but there is a main season from July to October which
coincides with the best time to see the great migration, and from December to February.
ABOUT THE CLIMB OUR MD HAS NOW CLIMBED

Climbs can be done on a small group or private tailor-made basis and from a basic to luxury standard.
We recommend the more comfortable set up with your own private facilities provided, mess tent, porters
THIS TWICE! ONCE DURING THE
and guides; you want to maximise your chances of completing this climb so make sure you are well
prepared and book through a reputable operator who knows what they are doing, it makes a huge
BACKPACKING YEARS AND ONCE
difference. WHEN HE GUIDED HIS FATHER AND
To date we have not had one client that has not successfully climbed the peak. Remember though, it is HIS FATHER’S FRIENDS UP THE
that last four hours climbing the summit on the final night that is the hardest. Forget the days that have
gone before. The summit climb is when you need to dig in.
MOUNTAIN IN CELEBRATION OF HIS
FATHER’S 60TH BIRTHDAY!
ZANZIBAR AND THE COAST
Whether you want to relax on sandy beaches, explore some culture on Zanzibar, or get
some adrenaline going with some water sports, the Tanzanian Coast is perfect for that
wildlife and beach mix.
FUMBA BEACH LODGE

Located 30 minutes from Stonetown, Fumba Beach offers 26 rooms
and suites with a pool, land is set amidst 40 acres of lush wilderness.
With an open air restaurant and a beach bar made from a Zanzibari
dhow, this is a great place to wind down after a safari.
THE RESIDENCE
The Residence is a large resort, so it’s not for everyone, however it
has all of the creature comforts that one could need. With 66 villas and
private pools, this is the perfect place to relax as a family.
ESSQUE ZALU
At Essque Zalu you’ll find something for everyone, with a spa, art
gallery and dedicated activities to keep the children entertained. There
are 40 suites and villas, and a pool as well as three on-site restaurants
and easy access into Stonetown.
MNEMBA ISLAND
Mnemba is a barefoot luxury getaway ideal for those wanting a break
from it all and perfect for honeymooners. With ten beachside bandas
overlooking the turquoise waters, Mnemba Island offers rustic luxury
with world class dining and world class diving!
RAS KUTANI
AFTER ALL THAT SAFARI, YOU NEED TO A great property located only 25 kms south of Dar Es Salaam, Ras
Kutani is nestled between a fresh water lagoon and the deserted shores
RELAX! TANZANIA HAS SOME OF THE MOST of the Indian Ocean. Nine beachside cottages and four secluded hilltop
IMPRESSIVE COASTLINE ON WHICH TO DO suites afford panoramic views across the ocean.
THAT WHETHER YOU ARE ON THE MAINLAND Please note there are plenty more beach retreat options in and around the coast of Tanzania and Zanzibar
COAST OR THE OFFSHORE ISLANDS. and the above serve as only a selection just to give you an idea of what you can expect. If your preferred
option is not available, please just let us know and we can offer plenty of alternatives.
SAFARI STYLES AND ACTIVITY HIGHLIGHTS
GAME DRIVES WALKING SAFARIS
It is tricky to beat the traditional game drive. In Tanzania you can be
Now if fly camping is the way to experience the authentic Africa at
sure to get some of the best quality game drives on offer on the African
night, walking safaris are how to learn about Africa from the dust up.
continent. With huge herds of grazers, exotic birdlife and tenacious
Combining the two, is perfect. Walking safaris truly immerse you in the
predators, Tanzania has something to offer whether you are new to the
real world of Africa; when you’re on foot suddenly everything seems
safari scene or an old hand. Highlights of any game drive can include
much bigger. There are strict regulations regarding walking safaris in
elephant, buffalo, rhino, giraffe, zebra, hippos, crocodile, wildebeest, lion,
national parks imposed by TANAPA (Tanzania National Park Authorities)
leopard, cheetah and more. The standard format of any day is to set off
which includes no more than six guests at any one time, at least one
in the early hours of the morning and again in the late afternoon, when
qualified TANAPA armed ranger, and you must stick to the designated
temperatures are cooler and the big cats are at their most energetic. It
walking routes. Walking safaris in reserves are managed by a different
is during these hours that you encounter the most active game from big
organisation, who are not quite so strict which has caused a variation in
grazers to hungry predators. 7
the standards required in different regions.
Game drives in Serengeti must remain on the official tracks so not to
Where to go: Selous Reserve, Katavi National Park, Mahale Mountains
damage the eco-system; on occasions this may mean that you can’t
National Park and Tarangire National Park.
get as close to the action as you may want. In Selous, off road driving is
permitted making for potentially a much more intimate encounter.
CHIMP TRACKING
NIGHT DRIVES The best place for this is Mahale Mountains National Park. Located
on the lake shore of Tanganyika you can track the chimpanzees from
Night drives offer you an insight into what goes on out in the deep dark
either Kungwe Beach Lodge or the famous Greystoke Mahale Camp.
African night whilst you are usually tucked up in your tent. At night,
Greystoke is set to the backdrop of the forested slopes of the Mahale
the big cats are more active and this is often when they hunt therefore
Mountains and affords views across the lake to the DRC. The combined
increasing your chances of seeing some pretty ferocious action.
chimpanzee tracking as well as staying at the boutique Greystoke
Leopards are the real experts under the cover of darkness and a night
provides one of the best on-foot safari experiences in Tanzania and
game drive dramatically increases your chances of seeing these guys
maybe even Africa.
at work. Night drives often take place after dinner for a couple of hours
or may just act as an extension to your afternoon game drive. They are
Where to go: Mahale Mountains National Park, Greystoke Camp.
not possible in all the parks and reserves, so make sure you do take
advantage of these when you can.
HOT AIR BALLOON SAFARIS
Only possible in Serengeti National Park, you have three areas where
Where to go: Ruaha (from Kwihala Camp) and Lake Manyara National
you can take off in a hot air balloon. Spend your early morning hours
Park.
floating above the endless plains of the Serengeti with a bird’s eye view
FLY CAMPING of the savannah game. Top off your morning with a champagne breakfast
set up for you in the middle of the wilderness when you eventually come
Fly-camping is a fantastic experience and one that – as long as you are
down to land.
not too nervous – every visitor to Africa should experience. A very basic
camp (traditionally only consisting of a mosquito net tent), is set up for
you in the park, away from your main camp or lodge, for you to spend
DIVING
There are some great dive sites in and around the coastline of Tanzania
the night; truly being at one with the African bush. You’ll have a team
with some of the best spots being off the coast of the island of Zanzibar.
of staff to provide you with food and drinks and to look after you during
Visibility can reach up to 30 metres with water temperatures also being a
your night in the bush. The sights and sounds that you see and hear on
balmy 27 degrees Celsius.
a fly-camp are the ones that will truly remain with you forever.
Where to go: Mnemba Island where you can dive off the Mnemba Atoll.
Where to go: Selous Reserve, Katavi National Park and Tarangire
Other great spots include Pemba Island and Mafia Island.
National Park.
Images: Walking safari © Kigalia Ruaha, fly-camping © Sand Rivers Selous, chimpanzee and night drive ©
Richard Denyer
WHEN AND WHERE TO SEE THE GREAT MIGRATION
Millions of wildebeest and zebra, followed in hot pursuit by big cats and other ferocious predators. The
great migration is one of the most fascinating and dramatic natural events on the face of the planet,
and Tanzania is home to the migration for nearly nine months of the year.
The migration typically follows the rains and the freshest water and grasses and therefore is reasonably simple
to predict; there are no guarantees however as wildlife is wildlife and even the herd of millions can be lost in the
APRIL - MAY
The herds start moving come the month of April, making their way westwards and north towards the more
plains of Africa.
central Serengeti region of Seronera and the Moru Kopjes (also popular for rhino). From here they start to
gather in the Western Corridor. Here, the long grasses are new and the food is good. There are few people
It really is only in the months of late August through to October that the migrating herds nip over the border into
around at this time, and with flowers covering the Central Serengeti, it is a beautiful time to travel. Bear in mind
Kenya and the Masai Mara and then in October/November start migrating back south into Tanzania again.
that this is during the rainy season, so you need to be prepared for wet weather and muddy roads.
Please find below a short simplified version of where and when you can expect to see the heaving herds of
Where to stay: Dunia Camp although it is raining so can be tricky!
wildebeest and zebra as they flow through East Africa:
JANUARY - MARCH JUNE

The herds can be found on the plains south and east of Seronera in the Ndutu region. With fresh flat plains
The herds congregate in the western corridor on the southern banks of the Grumeti River waiting to literally,
grass to feed off, this is the time that the herds give birth during a short window of a few weeks in February
take the plunge! Whilst a necessity to cross, the crossings here are not as dramatic as those further north on
making it prime time for predators to move in and feed off the wobbly-legged young.
the Mara River as the Grumeti River consists of smaller channels rather than one wide channel.
Where to stay: Ndutu Lodge or Olakira Camp.

Where to stay: Grumeti River Camp and Kirawira
WHEN AND WHERE TO SEE THE GREAT MIGRATION
JULY - AUGUST OCTOBER – NOVEMBER
The migrating herds keep moving northwards either up through the western corridor and Grumeti region, or On the move again come October, the mass of herds makes a u-turn and heads back southwards through the
more directly through the centre of the Serengeti National Park. July can be one of the most exciting months to northern reaches of Serengeti National Park, Loliondo and Lobo regions and to the southern Serengeti plains
see the migration, with potentially wild river crossings on the Mara River. where the fresh grasses are once again and the cycle continues.
Where to stay: July time we advise the Grumeti Reserves properties (Faru Faru, Sabora, etc). August time Where to stay: Kleins Camp, Migration Camp or Namiri Plains will be best placed to offer sightings although the
push into the Northern Serengeti and stay at Singita Mara River Tented Camp, Sayari or Lamai Camps. month of November is best avoided due to the rains.
AUGUST - SEPTEMBER DECEMBER

The herds now move even further north pushing up over the Mara River – making for some truly dramatic river The migration settles, generally staying around the Seronera and Ndutu area. At this time, you can see
crossings – and into Kenya and the Masai Mara. Here they rest for a while pushing up even as far north as the thousands of wildebeest and zebra, often with big cats and other predators in tow.
northern reaches of the Masai Mara Reserve.
Where to stay: Olakira or Ndutu Safari Lodge.
Where to stay: Sayari, Lamai, or Rekero in Kenya if you want to be doubly sure you don’t miss the migration!
IS TANZANIA GOOD FOR HONEYMOONS? IS TANZANIA GOOD FOR FAMILIES?
Tanzania is often one Tanzania is great for
of the first African family safaris, however
safari destinations that maybe not as good as
honeymooners consider some of the other family
and they would be right. safari destinations out
With world class lodges and
there.
camps, great weather, great
A few properties are now coming
wildlife sightings and great beach
round to the fact that they need to
relaxation, Tanzania has a little
accommodate families, however if
bit of something for everyone.
we are honest, they are probably
Remember though, on safari
slightly behind the curve. Other
you are often up early and late
safari hotspots such as Kenya,
too bed, so make sure that
South Africa, Botswana and
your outfitter ensures you have
Zambia, have catered to the family
sufficient down time as well.
safari goer with family safari tents
or even safari houses in some
We recommend splitting a 10-12
locations.
day trip across both safari and
beach just to make sure you take
Tanzania does offer a great family
in at least two safari hotspots and
safari, however it lends itself more
then have sufficient time to really
to the older family with teenagers
wind down and enjoy the beach at
rather than toddlers.
the end of your safari.
Images © Mnemba Island

TANZANIA BEAST RETREAT BIG GAME AND BEACHES
An 8 day safari exploring the remote west of Tanzania - from £4,200 A unique 12 day safari, mixing up wildlife and beach - from £4,915
per person sharing, excluding international flights. per person sharing, excluding international flights.
Featured properties Featured properties
What makes this trip extraordinary? What makes this trip extraordinary?
• See lots of hippo, crocodiles & savannah game at the watering holes of Katavi • Witness the magnificent big game and big cats of the Serengeti.
National Park. • Explore via game drives and hot air balloon rides over the Serengeti.
• Enjoy bush walks, game drives and even a night of ‘fly-camping’ if you choose. • Experience the famous great wildebeest migration (December to March).
Chada Katavi Tented Camp • Track chimpanzees in lush tropical jungles. Dunia Camp • Enjoy great, traditional African camping and luxurious lodges.
• Swim, canoe, fish, enjoy cocktails and forest walks at Mahale. • Relax, dive, snorkel and more on the pristine beaches of Zanzibar.
• Stay at the incredible Greystoke Camp with its own private beach.
The experience
The experience
This is a fantastic safari that takes in some of the hotspots of Tanzania and max-
A truly unique week exploring the far western reaches of Tanzania spending time in imises your chances of seeing as much wildlife as possible. Spending time at both
Greystoke Camp Plantation Lodge
one of the largest wildernesses of Tanzania – Katavi. In Katavi there are huge num- Olakira and Dunia Camps puts you right in the path of the migration and some fan-
bers of hippo, elephant, crocodiles and more, and they all crowd around waterholes tastic resident game. On your return journey you enjoy a night at the cosy Plantation
for excellent viewing. You then move on to enjoy the best chimpanzee experience Lodge with a visit to the renowned Ngorongoro Crater; then spend the final days of
based from the exclusive Greystoke Mahale Camp. Here, not only can you track the your trip relaxing on the spice island of Zanzibar at the lovely Matemwe Lodge.
chimpanzees, but you can enjoy the beach with canoeing, swimming, walks and
cocktails - a perfect way to combine wildlife and beach at the end of your safari.
Greystoke Camp Matemwe Lodge
Highlights
Highlights
Trip details Trip details
This itinerary is tailor-made, so can This itinerary is tailor-made, so can
be edited to meet your specific be edited to meet your specific
requirements, including budget, time of requirements, including budget, time of
travel and your experience. travel and your experience.
Properties have been chosen for Properties have been chosen for
their proximity to area of wildlife their proximity to area of wildlife Travel details
Travel details
For more details, give us a call: For more details, give us a call: Best time to travel: December to March
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The next step
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The experience
This beautiful 10 day safari explores the wildlife-rich Ngorongoro Crater and
Olakira Tented Camp
infamous Northern Serengeti, before flying to Rwanda to track the magnificent
mountain gorillas. Staying in fantastic accommodation throughout, and offering some
of Africa’s best wildlife experiences, this is a wonderful safari for those who want
to see the best bits. This highlights safari can also be done in reverse, starting in
Rwanda, giving you the option of a beach extension to the stunning Tanzanian Coast
or ‘spice island’ of Zanzibar for a bit of relaxation after your adventure.
Mountain Gorilla View Lodge
Highlights
Trip details
This itinerary is tailor-made, so can
be edited to meet your specific
requirements, including budget, time of
travel and your experience.
Properties have been chosen for

their proximity to area of wildlife
Travel details
For more details, give us a call:
UK Office: +44 (0) 1273 691 642 Best time to travel: Year round
US Toll Free: 1866 357 6569 Top Wildlife: Mountain gorillas, big cats, big five and more.
Style: Tailor-made Tanzania and Rwanda safari.

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So, what does Tanzania do the best?

• World class cheetah sightings at the

OUR FAVOURITE LODGE: NAMIRI PLAINS LODGE SERENGETI NATIONAL PARK IS

A BEAUTIFUL LOCATION FOR REMOTE LODGES, EXCELLENT

MUCH QUIETER THAN THE NORTHERN IF YOU WANT TO EXPERIENCE AFRICA

GREAT HERDS OF ELEPHANTS AND

ABOUT THE CLIMB OUR MD HAS NOW CLIMBED

FUMBA BEACH LODGE

JANUARY - MARCH JUNE

Where to stay: Ndutu Lodge or Olakira Camp.

AUGUST - SEPTEMBER DECEMBER

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