TANZANIA ADVENTURE SAFARI DISCOVER.
Make sure to be specific about the type of safari you desire when hiring a safari operator. Don’t be afraid to tell your operator exactly what you want so that the trip can be customized according on your travel tastes, the season, and what you want to see.
All visitors should anticipate the best from their safari team, including skilled, knowledgeable guides, well-served food, and comfortable accommodations, even if the quality of safaris can vary depending on what you will be spending. Keep in mind that many of these different safari alternatives are offered in the same places and parks, and the only difference is the type of lodging that is provided—not the species or the scenery you will view.
Tanzanian safaris have something to offer each and every visitor. Experience luxury camping excursions or the adventure of low-cost camping. Take it a step further and go fly camping, or simply enjoy a truly unforgettable lodge safari. EXPLORE MORE >>
WILDLIFE SAFARIS BASED IN BIG FIVE
The Big Five animals of Africa are the lion, leopard, rhino, elephant, and buffalo. Given that these were the most challenging animals to pursue on foot, big game hunters first gave the Big Five their moniker. A Big Five safari to offers the chance to view five of the continent’s most regal and recognizable creatures in the wild.
For a Large Five safari vacation, however, we’ve compiled a list of the top national parks and game reserves in Africa, all of which are home to all five of these amazing animals as well as a wide variety of other big game and wildlife species. EXPLORE MORE >>
WILDEBEEST SERENGETI MIGRATION SAFARI
The Great Migration, an ever-moving circular migration of more than a million animals across the Serengeti-Mara habitat, is one of the most sought-after events for wildlife and nature aficionados. Wildebeest columns move continuously over an ancient route in search of grass and water, joined by a large number of companion animals.
Following calving in the southern Serengeti region of Tanzania, close to the Ngorongoro Conservation Area, the animals travel through the Serengeti up and around in a clockwise route into the Masai Mara in Kenya before returning again around the end of the year. High drama is constantly present along the route as thousands of animals are killed by predators and thousands more are born, replenishing the population and maintaining the cycle of life. EXPLORE MORE >>
