Lodge safari, Kilimanjaro climb or beach holiday?

Let Tanzania a la Carte ORGANIZE IT FOR YOU!

Travel à la carte! That’s what we’re going for. We are a small select group of travel experts in love with Tanzania. With our years of experience in this beautiful country, we set up your dream trip together with you.

Spot the Big Five in the more famous northern game parks, spend a few days in a Maasai village, feel like a real explorer in the wild bush of southern Tanzania, laze on the white beaches of the Indian Ocean, look for chimpanzees in the tropical forests of the west, or follow thousands of wildebeest and zebras during the Great Migration in the Serengeti… Ask us and we will organize it for you. Whether it concerns adventurous mid-range game lodges or luxury safari tents, we follow your wishes and adapt the trip to suit.

In addition to the well-known parks and activities, we are also happy to take you off the beaten track. Find out how local women at the foot of Kilimanjaro produce coffee, bananas, and cheese, how the bushmen of Tanzania hunt with spears and bows and arrows. See the sticks and clay huts of indigenous tribes or listen to Zanzibar’s original Taarab music. Play a round of golf at the foot of Mount Kilimanjaro, walk among giraffes and buffaloes, cycle from village to village or try SUP in the mangrove forests of Zanzibar!

Nature, culture, adventure in Tanzania…. In your style!

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What can WE DO FOR YOU?

  • Lodge safaris in northern Tanzania: Serengeti – Ngorongoro – Tarangire – Manyara – Lake Natron – Arusha
  • Fly-in and drive-in safaris in the south: Nyerere – Ruaha – Mikumi – Udzungwa – Lazy Lagoon
  • Trekking and hiking: Kilimanjaro – Mount Meru – Ngorongoro highlands – Ol Doinyo Lengai
  • Cultural visits to Tanzania tribes: Masai – Hadzabe – Chagga - Iraqw
  • Zanzibar beach and cultural Stone Town holidays
  • Activities: Golf – Horse Riding – Biking – Hiking – Canoeing – Diving - Snorkelling

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Tailor made safaris and beach holidays

Needless to say that there are endlessly more alternatives…. in fact, many great Tanzania tours have not made it on these pages! If you don’t see anything that immediately excites you, feel free to call or write for new ideas. You will find our staff knowledgeable, our pricing to be reasonable and affordable. We pride ourselves on providing honest and accurate information so that your expectations are well matched with what we can deliver.

Choose your favourite sites, tell us what you would like to see and in what kind of accommodation you would like to stay, and we prepare an introductory itinerary for you. Then together with you, we’ll finalize your tour into your ideal holiday.
Karibu Tanzania!

BIG FIVE SAFARI 6 DAYS

From $ 1185

A TASTE OF TANZANIA 8 DAYS

From $ 2555

MIGRATION QUEST 10 DAYS

From $ 789

RIDE, BIKE, HIKE AND CANOE 10 DAYS

From $ 3095

BUSH & PEOPLE 11 DAYS

From $ 2250

SAFARI & BEACH 13 DAYS

From $ 2470

The Tanzania Experience

Can any mental snapshot encapsulate the Tanzanian experience? Thousands upon thousands of wildebeest that march in mindless unison on the annual migration through the Serengeti, perhaps? Or a family of elephants wading across the wide, muddy Rufiji/Tarangire River? What about a pride of well-fed lions sunbathing on the grassy floor of the majestic Ngorongoro Crater? Certainly, it is such images that tend to spring to mind when one thinks of Tanzania. And properly so!
Tanzania, truly, is a safari destination without peer. The statistics speak for themselves: an unparalleled one-quarter of its surface area has been set aside for conservation purposes, with the world-renowned Serengeti National Park and incomprehensibly vast Selous Game Reserve (recently renamed to Nyerere National Park) heading a rich mosaic of protected areas that collectively harbour an estimated 20 percent of Africa’s large mammal population.

Mountains, lakes, islands and ocean

And yet there is more to Tanzania than just safaris. There is Mount Kilimanjaro and Mount Meru, respectively the highest and fifth-highest peaks on the continent. And Lakes Victoria, Tanganyika and Nyasa, the three largest freshwater bodies in Africa. Then, of course, there are the magical islands of the Zanzibar Archipelago, the highlight of a vast Indian Ocean coastline studded with postcard-perfect beaches, stunning offshore diving sites, and mysterious medieval ruins.
So, how to define the experience offered by a country with highlights as unique and diverse as Selous and Ruaha, Kilimanjaro, Zanzibar, Lake Victoria and the Serengeti? An experience that might for some entail long days hiking in sub-zero conditions on the upper slopes of Africa’s most alluring peaks; for others a once-in-a-lifetime safari followed by a sojourn on an idyllic Indian Ocean beach; for others the thrill of diving in the spectacular offshore reefs around Mafia, or traveling through the time-warped ports and crumbling ruins of the half-forgotten south coast?

Mountains, lakes, islands and ocean

And yet there is more to Tanzania than just safaris. There is Mount Kilimanjaro and Mount Meru, respectively the highest and fifth-highest peaks on the continent. And Lakes Victoria, Tanganyika and Nyasa, the three largest freshwater bodies in Africa. Then, of course, there are the magical islands of the Zanzibar Archipelago, the highlight of a vast Indian Ocean coastline studded with postcard-perfect beaches, stunning offshore diving sites, and mysterious medieval ruins.
So, how to define the experience offered by a country with highlights as unique and diverse as Selous and Ruaha, Kilimanjaro, Zanzibar, Lake Victoria and the Serengeti? An experience that might for some entail long days hiking in sub-zero conditions on the upper slopes of Africa’s most alluring peaks; for others a once-in-a-lifetime safari followed by a sojourn on an idyllic Indian Ocean beach; for others the thrill of diving in the spectacular offshore reefs around Mafia, or traveling through the time-warped ports and crumbling ruins of the half-forgotten south coast?

The people

Well, the one thing that does bind Tanzania’s diverse attractions is, of course, its people, who take justifiable pride in their deeply ingrained national mood of tolerance and peacefulness. Tanzania’s daunting natural variety is mirrored by a cultural diversity embracing 120 distinct tribes: from the iconic Maasai pastoralists of the Rift Valley to the Arab-influenced Swahili of the coast, to the Hadzabe hunter-gatherers of Lake Eyasi. The country has over the past 20 years emerged from comparative obscurity to stand as one of Africa’s most dynamic and popular travel destinations: a land whose staggering natural variety is complemented by the innate hospitality of the people who live there.
How to define the Tanzanian experience? Surprisingly easy, really. It can be encapsulated in a single word, one that visitors will hear a dozen times daily, no matter where they travel in Tanzania, or how they go about it: the smiling, heartfelt Swahili greeting of “Karibu!” – Welcome!
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