7 Days
from $3,459
7-Day Northern Circuit Luxury Safari
Tarangire, the Ngorongoro Crater, the Serengeti, and a Hadzabe cultural encounter — with your choice of…
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Handcrafted safaris, Kilimanjaro treks & Zanzibar escapes — guided by local experts who call this land home.
Handpicked Journeys
Every itinerary below is built by our Tanzania-based guides and refined season after season.
7 Days
from $3,459
Tarangire, the Ngorongoro Crater, the Serengeti, and a Hadzabe cultural encounter — with your choice of…
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2 Days
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from €750
A fast-paced private safari covering two of northern Tanzania\'s finest parks — Tarangire\'s elephant herds and…
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5 Days
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from €1,599
Tarangire\'s elephants, Ngorongoro\'s crater floor, and the wildebeest calving grounds of Ndutu — Tanzania\'s most rewarding…
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6 Days
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from €1,700
Tarangire, the Ngorongoro Crater, and the Serengeti, plus a rare cultural encounter with the Hadzabe hunter-gatherers…
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7 Days
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Materuni Waterfalls, Tarangire, Ngorongoro, the Serengeti, and Lake Manyara in comfortable mid-range style — the definitive…
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7 Days
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from €4,275
The ultimate Great Migration experience — three days in Kenya\'s Masai Mara, an overland border crossing,…
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From the endless plains of the Serengeti to the spice-scented shores of Zanzibar.
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Maasai villages, local markets & traditional cuisine.
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Short adventures from Arusha, Moshi & Zanzibar Town.
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Machame, Lemosho & Marangu routes to Uhuru Peak.
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Serengeti, Ngorongoro Crater & Tarangire game drives.
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Beach escapes, Stone Town history & spice tours.
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10 Days
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from €3,775
A walking safari beneath Kilimanjaro, three full days in the Serengeti, and four nights in Zanzibar…
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Practical, honest advice from our team — packing lists, best seasons, visas and more.
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Good to Know
Yellow fever vaccination is required if you\’re arriving from (or have transited through) a country with risk of yellow fever transmission; otherwise it\’s generally recommended rather than mandatory. Routine vaccinations (MMR, tetanus, hepatitis A/B, typhoid) and malaria prophylaxis are commonly advised. Please consult a travel health clinic or your doctor 4–6 weeks before departure for guidance specific to your circumstances.
US Dollars (cash, notes dated 2009 or later, in good condition) are widely accepted for park fees, tips, and many lodges. Tanzanian Shillings are useful for local markets and small purchases. Credit cards are accepted at most lodges and hotels in towns but connectivity in remote camps can be unreliable, so we recommend carrying sufficient cash for tips and incidentals.
Tipping is customary but always at your discretion. A general guideline is USD 15–20 per day for your driver-guide and USD 10–15 per day (shared among staff) at camps and lodges, though this varies by group size and length of stay. We\’re happy to advise further once your itinerary is confirmed.
Yes. Tanzania is one of Africa\’s most politically stable countries and safari tourism is a well-established, well-regulated industry. You\’ll be with an experienced driver-guide in a private 4×4 at all times, and our team monitors weather, road conditions, and park updates throughout your trip. As with any travel, we recommend comprehensive travel insurance and following your guide\’s instructions in the field.
For peak season travel (June–October and the December–March calving season), we recommend booking 3–6 months ahead, as camps in high-demand areas like Ndutu and the Serengeti fill quickly. For other times of year, 4–8 weeks is usually sufficient, though earlier is always better for securing your first-choice accommodation.
Most nationalities require a visa, available either online in advance (the eVisa) or on arrival at Kilimanjaro International Airport, Julius Nyerere International Airport, or major land borders. We recommend applying for the eVisa at least two weeks before travel. Let us know your nationality and we can advise on the exact requirements.
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