Tanzania Safari
Frequently Asked Questions
The dry season from June to October gives the easiest game viewing, as wildlife gathers around water. January to March is also rewarding, especially in the southern Serengeti during calving season.
The route covers some of Africa’s best Big Five territory, and the Ngorongoro Crater gives strong chances of seeing black rhinos. Sightings are never guaranteed, but most guests see four or all five.
Yes. The private vehicle and flexible pace suit solo travellers, couples and families alike. We can also arrange family rooms and child-friendly activities.
Our midrange lodges are comfortable, well located and safe, with en-suite rooms, good food and friendly service. Luxury stays add private plunge pools, butler service and more exclusive settings.
Most visitors need a visa, which you can apply for online through Tanzania’s official eVisa system before you travel. Some nationalities can also get one on arrival, so check the rules for your passport.
