SAFARIS · NATIONAL PARK SAFARIS IN TANZANIA
Good national park safaris in Tanzania fill up weeks ahead and the great ones go first. Below: the 11 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
Review of the Zanzibar to Nyerere National Park day safari, with flights, bush lunch, game drive, practical tips, costs, and honest drawbacks.
“Steven was a lovely guide friendly and informative. The jeep was slightly battererdand uncomfortable though. But everything went like clockwork.”
Review of SafariHQ’s 3-day Serengeti and Ngorongoro camping safari, with wildlife highlights, camping comfort, costs, guides, and practical tips.
“Our guide Daniel Lyimo was extremely knowledgeable about the areas we visited. He expertly guided us through many amazing animal encounters, giving us up close photo opportunities wherever possible. Nothing was too much trouble. Highly recommend Daniel.”
Fly from Zanzibar to Selous for a full-day safari with a small group, lunch, game drives, and chances to see elephants, lions, hippos, and wild dogs.
“Sublime ! Un grand merci à notre guide Moussa pour toutes ses explications et pour sa sympathie, nous avons passé une superbe journée !”
Review of a five-day budget camping safari from Arusha to Tarangire, Serengeti, and Ngorongoro, with pricing, camps, guides, and practical tips.
“Was very disappointed by one of your drivers playing loud music in the ngorongoro crater, instead of protecting and respecting the environment he was busy disturbing the people around and most importantly the animals, why play loud Read more”
Review of a five-day private safari from Arusha through Tarangire, Serengeti, and Ngorongoro Crater, with wildlife, lodges, meals, and practical tips.
“Thanks to John and Anok who went above and beyond to secure or Ngorogoro and Serengeti adventures went smooth from day 1.”
Review of a 3-day small-group safari from Arusha to Serengeti and Ngorongoro, with camping, meals, guides, wildlife, price, and practical tips.
“Never went camping, let alone a Safari so this was a ton of firsts for me - and I would totally recommend it. George our driver a was a friendly and worked hard to make sure we saw the animals we wanted to see: lions, monkeys, elephants, giRead more”
Review of the Zanzibar to Nyerere National Park day safari, covering flights, wildlife, price, timing, value, and practical booking advice.
“For spending nearly $1000 for two of us to go on safari, this was not worth the money, as we spent only merely 4 hours looking for animals on the safari, and the remaining time was spent sitting in the airport waiting to fly to the park, eating luRead more”
Review of a 3-day Mikumi safari from Dar es Salaam, with wildlife drives, meals, private transport, lodging, price, and practical advice.
“Nive expérience. We had the chance to see all animals. We had good guide keen to show us the good spots. Nice experience.”
Fly from Zanzibar to Nyerere National Park for a one-day safari with game drives, a bush picnic, river wildlife, and sunset flights.
“An incredible experience. We spent one day on safari with our guides David and Gerald. Both were very nice, friendly and willingly answered many of our questions. There is no doubt that they both love their work and animals. They tried to let uRead more”
Review of the 2-day Mikumi safari from Dar es Salaam or Zanzibar, with wildlife, meals, transport, timing, value, and booking advice.
“We had a great experience with this company, we had fun and on the end of the safari had interactions with locals as requested. This was the best and Tanzania is a very good country with kind people”
Review of Kilinge Adventures’ one-day Ngorongoro Big 5 safari, with itinerary, costs, guide quality, pickup tips, and honest advice.
“The crater had an endless well of zoological diversity and our guide indulged our every curiosity. Breakfast was filling and energizing. Lunch was fantastic, fresh, and nutritious. We even indulged in activities beyond the scope of what had been planned. Asante sana, Joseph!”
Open 4x4, battered jeep, quad bike, camel or balloon basket.
