Blogs from Tanzania, Africa

Africa is renowned for its abundance of wildlife and unspoiled landscapes that offer unparalleled opportunities for safari experiences. In this article, we will explore the most important factors to consider when planning unforgettable African safaris. From choosing the right destination and timing your trip for optimal seasonal game viewing, to immersing in local culture and navigating logistical details, following these top tips will help ensure you make the most of your adventure. Tailoring Your Safari Experience There are many wonderful places to go on safari in Africa, each with its special attractions and seasons. When planning, consider which ecosystems and wildlife species appeal most to your interests. Deciding between popular locales like Kenya, Tanzania, Botswana, South Africa and others involves researching their unique flora and fauna. For example, Eas... read more

Are you yearning to escape the mundane and immerse yourself in the wonders of the wild? Look no further than Tanzania Safari Tours for an extraordinary adventure that promises to be etched in your heart forever. Embark on a journey that will take you through the untamed beauty of Africa's most diverse landscapes, granting you a glimpse of the majestic creatures that call this land their home. Tanzania Safari Tours beckons thrill-seekers, nature enthusiasts, and wildlife lovers alike to indulge in an unforgettable safari experience like no other. Discovering the Serengeti No mention of Tanzania Safari Tours would be complete without exploring the legendary Serengeti National Park, an awe-inspiring natural wonder that remains synonymous with Africa's untamed wilderness. Spanning over 14,750 square kilometers, the Serengeti is home to the iconic Great Migration, where millions ... read more

After lunch at Safariland, we drove a couple of hours through the beautiful countryside, soon coming upon the Ngorongoro Conservation Area. At the entrance to the crater, Abdul went to get our tickets. In the meantime, avoiding the many baboons, we went to the nice little visitor center. You can see a model of the crater area (which I loved) and there are standing displays of the natural area surrounding it, such as human history, plant life, and of course the many types of animals we may expect to encounter. The visitor's center was quite nice and you could easily spend 30 minutes here. Plenty of valuable information to be read. We then got into our truck and continued the drive up the steep slope - it was very steep to drive and there were very ... read more

We were picked up at 7:30 am to make the 3-hour drive to Tarangire National Park, our first safari of the trip! Abdul was our guide and driver, who had 20 years of experience (his favorite safari is the Serengeti, fyi). It was just the three of us, with a full safari land cruiser and surprisingly comfortable seats. There were some drinks in a cooler in the back, and the hotel had made each of us a small packed lunch, which was nice to snack on since we had a quick basic breakfast. This lunch turned out to be the second best of the three, and I absolutely loved the gingham bags they were put in. We made our way from one side of Arusha to the other, which took about an hour as it appeared ... read more

My friend and I planned this trip for months, since about April and we were looking forward to it. I knew I would have availability in December and it would not be during peak season. We knew it was at the tail end of the 'short' rainy season, meaning the length of the season was short and the duration of rainfall during the day was short (we were later told it was usually a couple hours every couple days). The main rainy season is during April, which is a definitely no-go! I was so looking forward to this trip. My friend, A, is a trail runner and physically she could have done it months ago. She had never tried high altitude before, but she took a few trips in California to try some higher parks. On ... read more