Tanzania Safari Supremcy

Africa has got a safari for each and every traveller who is planning to travel to Africa. What will your African trip story be? Our African safari tours and packages range from bucket-list journeys to top-end luxurious vacations and everything in between. We offer family-friendly African safari vacations, romantic honeymoon packages to Africa, awe-inspiring African safaris and affordable holidays. All our programs are fully flexible and can be tweaked to suit your needs and ideas but also budget. No time to browse? Please contact one of our Africa Safari Expert to customize a tailor-made trip around your needs, interests and budget.

Best Time to Visit Kenya and Tanzania:

July to October: The dry season provides excellent game viewing as animals congregate around water sources. It’s also the time for the Great Migration in Serengeti – Masai Mara.

January to March: Another dry period with good wildlife viewing, especially for bird migration.

Our strategic location in Arusha acts as the perfect gateway to the renowned Northern Safari Circuit of Tanzania, including the Serengeti, Ngorongoro Crater, and Tarangire National Park, while also facilitating seamless excursions into neighbouring Kenya’s wildlife wonders like the Masai Mara and Amboseli National Park. We pride ourselves on our unparalleled firsthand knowledge of the area’s attractions, ensuring that every safari we arrange is as stress-free and authentic as possible.

Kenya’s safaris are world-renowned for their diversity and beauty:

• Key Destinations: Masai Mara (Great Migration), Amboseli (elephants, Kilimanjaro), Tsavo (largest park, unique red elephants), Lake Nakuru (flamingos, rhinos), and Samburu/Shaba/Buffalo Springs (unique species).
• Safari Activities: Game drives, walking safaris, hot air balloon rides, and cultural visits to local communities like the Maasai.
• Best Times: July to October for the dry season and migration; January to March for good wildlife viewing.
• Tips: Focus on sustainable tourism, health precautions, appropriate clothing, and photography equipment.

Kenya and Tanzania are two neighbouring countries that form a legendary safari corridor, boasting some of the world’s most iconic wildlife spectacles and breathtaking landscapes.

Kenya, with its iconic Masai Mara, is famed for the Great Migration, where millions of wildebeest, zebras, and gazelles traverse the savannah in a life-affirming journey, offering one of nature’s greatest shows. Here, amidst acacia-studded plains, you can witness the Big Five in their natural habitat, from the regal lions to the majestic elephants, all set against the backdrop of the African sunset.

Crossing into Tanzania, the adventure continues through the Serengeti, a name synonymous with African wildlife, where the migration cycle completes, and the endless plains become a playground for predators and prey alike. The Ngorongoro Crater, a natural amphitheatre, hosts a dense concentration of wildlife, providing a unique safari experience within a collapsed volcano’s caldera.