3-Day Tarangire–Ngorongoro Crater Safari
From $900 – $1,800 pp
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Tailor-Made Tanzania Safaris
Locally guided, fully bonded, transparently priced safaris across Tanzania.
Why travel with us
We plan and operate tailor-made safaris with local guides and planners. Our work is built on transparent pricing, fast direct service and journeys we take full responsibility for — start to finish.
Guides and planners based in Arusha, not a call center abroad.
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No hidden fees. What you see is what you pay.
Licensed and insured, so your trip is protected end to end.
From $900 – $1,800 pp
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View Itinerary →From $1,600 – $3,200 pp
View Itinerary →From $2,200 – $4,500 pp
View Itinerary →From $2,500 – $5,000 pp
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More than game drives
Arusha
A guided walking safari in Arusha National Park, one of the few Tanzanian parks where walking with an armed ranger is permitted.
Arusha
A relaxed canoe and forest walk on Lake Duluti, a crater lake near Arusha with strong birdlife.
Arusha National Park
A multi-day trek up Mount Meru (4,562 m) inside Arusha National Park, often used to acclimatise before Kilimanjaro.
Moshi
A guided walk to the Materuni waterfall on Kilimanjaro's slopes, combined with a traditional Chagga coffee-making experience.
Moshi
A visit to the Kikuletwa (Chemka) hot springs, a clear, warm, spring-fed natural pool between Moshi and Arusha.
Moshi
A guided day hike onto Kilimanjaro's lower slopes, typically to Mandara Hut on the Marangu route, without attempting the summit.
Moshi
A multi-day guided trek to Kilimanjaro's 5,895 m Uhuru Peak via routes such as Marangu, Machame, Lemosho or Rongai.
Moshi
A hands-on visit to a smallholder Arabica coffee farm on Kilimanjaro's slopes around Moshi.
Moshi
A cultural walk around Marangu village exploring Chagga history, including underground caves, waterfalls and coffee farms.
Karatu
A respectful, community-arranged visit near Lake Eyasi to the Hadzabe hunter-gatherers and Datoga pastoralists.
Karatu
A coffee-estate tour in the fertile highlands of Karatu, just outside the Ngorongoro gate.
Mto wa Mbu
A guided village walk through Mto wa Mbu, known for its cultural diversity, farms, markets and local breweries.
Mto wa Mbu
A game drive in Lake Manyara National Park, known for flamingos, a groundwater forest and tree-climbing lions.
Mto wa Mbu
A game drive in Tarangire National Park, famed for baobab landscapes and large dry-season elephant herds.
Ngorongoro
A game drive on the floor of the Ngorongoro Crater, with a chance of the Big Five including black rhino.
Ngorongoro
A guided hike into Empakaai Crater in the Ngorongoro highlands, descending to a deep soda lake often coloured pink with flamingos.
Ngorongoro
A guided walk to Olmoti Crater in the Ngorongoro highlands, with grassland, wildlife and the Munge waterfall.
Ngorongoro
A visit to Olduvai (Oldupai) Gorge and its museum, one of the most important sites in human evolution.
Zanzibar
A guided walk through Zanzibar's Stone Town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site of Swahili-Arab architecture and history.
Zanzibar
A guided tour of a Zanzibar spice farm, sampling cloves, nutmeg, cinnamon, vanilla and tropical fruit.
Zanzibar
A guided walk in Jozani-Chwaka Bay National Park to see the endemic Zanzibar red colobus monkey.
Zanzibar
A boat snorkelling trip to the reef around Mnemba Atoll off Zanzibar's northeast coast.
Zanzibar
A short boat trip from Stone Town to Changuu (Prison Island), home to a colony of giant Aldabra tortoises.
Zanzibar
A traditional dhow sailing trip off Nungwi and Kendwa on Zanzibar's northern tip, timed for sunset.
Track mountain gorillas on foot through Bwindi, home to roughly half the world's remaining population.
Stand atop Africa's highest peak at 5,895m — the world's highest free-standing mountain, via Lemosho or Marangu route.
Drift over the Serengeti plains at dawn, then land to a bush breakfast amid the Great Migration route.
Descend into the world's largest intact volcanic caldera, home to roughly 25,000 animals across 260 km².
Track wild chimpanzees on the remote, forested shores of Lake Tanganyika — one of Africa's most secluded wildlife experiences.
Unwind after your safari with Stone Town's UNESCO heritage sites, coral reefs, spice tours, and pristine beaches.
Tell us your dates and we'll have a tailored plan back to you within hours.
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