Arusha · Tanzania
Private safaris, Kilimanjaro treks, Indian Ocean beaches and unforgettable day trips — designed by Tanzanian guides who call these landscapes home.
What we do
Four ways to experience Tanzania — combine them into one seamless journey.
Private 4x4 game-drive itineraries across the Northern and Southern circuits, from 2 days to 2 weeks.
Learn more →Kilimanjaro via Machame and Lemosho, Mount Meru and the volcanic Ol Doinyo Lengai.
Learn more →Zanzibar, Pemba and Mafia island escapes — the perfect way to end a safari.
Learn more →Waterfalls, hot springs, cultural villages and one-day game drives from Arusha and Moshi.
Learn more →Curated itineraries
Ready-made multi-day safaris that stitch the best parks together — private 4x4, park fees, meals and lodging included, and every one adjustable to your dates and budget.
Safari7 daysThe complete Northern Circuit in one seamless loop
Our most popular safari loops the four great parks of the north in a single, well-paced circuit. Starting and ending in Arusha, it builds from the elephant herds of…
Safari5 daysFront-row seats for the greatest show on earth
A focused five-day safari built around the Great Migration. We position you in the exact Serengeti sector where the herds are running on your dates — Ndutu for the c…
Safari8 daysThe wild, crowd-free south — Ruaha & Nyerere
For travellers who have done the north or simply crave true wilderness, this eight-day southern circuit pairs two of Africa's most remote parks. Ruaha delivers enorm…
Safari3 daysA two-park taster close to Arusha — perfect first safari
A short, affordable taster for travellers with limited time or a long transit in Arusha. Two full days of game drives cover Tarangire's elephant herds and baobab cou…
Safari4 daysSkip the drive — fly straight to the migration
For maximum time on the plains and minimum time on the road, this fly-in puts you inside the Serengeti within two hours of leaving Arusha. We base you in a seasonal…
Safari9 daysPaced for kids and built for multi-generational groups
A nine-day family safari that keeps driving days short, lodges family-friendly (pools, interconnecting rooms, kid-friendly menus), and every park reachable in comfor…
The greatest show on earth
Stand on the riverbank as the herds plunge through crocodile waters — a moment no photograph can fully prepare you for.
Plan a migration safariPlaces to visit
Explore Tanzania park by park — each destination has its own wildlife, landscape and character.
To the roof of Africa
Stand on top of Africa or acclimatise on her second peak. Our climbs include KPAP-compliant crews, four-season tents, emergency oxygen and daily health checks.
Trekking7 daysThe 'Whiskey Route' — scenic, popular and proven
Our signature Kilimanjaro climb takes the Machame route over seven days, the sweet spot between cost and summit success — around 90% of our climbers reach Uhuru Peak…
Trekking8 daysThe highest success rate, the quietest start
For the best possible chance of standing on the Roof of Africa, the eight-day Lemosho route is our top recommendation. It approaches from the remote, game-rich weste…
Trekking7 daysAcclimatise on Meru, then safari — the smart pairing
A clever combination for trekkers and safari lovers alike. Spend four days climbing Mount Meru — Tanzania's second-highest peak and a wildlife-rich trek with an arme…
Ways to travel
Pick the moment you came for — we build the itinerary backwards from it.
1.5 million wildebeest on a 1,000 km circuit
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Lion, leopard, elephant, buffalo and rhino
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5,895 m — the roof of Africa, on foot
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Sunrise over the Serengeti, then champagne breakfast
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Stone Town, coral reefs and white sand
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Meet the people who share these landscapes
Read the guide →Beach & short breaks
Finish a safari on the Indian Ocean, or fill a spare few days around Arusha with waterfalls, hot springs and culture.
Beach10 daysNorthern Circuit safari finished on a Zanzibar beach
The classic Tanzanian pairing, done properly. Six days of game drives across Tarangire, Ngorongoro and the Serengeti, then a short flight straight to the Indian Ocea…
Beach6 daysStone Town history, spice farms and barefoot beach days
A pure island week for travellers who want the ocean without the game drives, or a soft landing after Kilimanjaro. Two nights in the coral-stone alleys of Stone Town…
Day Trip3 daysWaterfalls, hot springs and a one-day game drive
Short on time or waiting on a connecting flight? This flexible three-day collection strings together the best single-day experiences around Arusha and Moshi. Day one…
Why us
Registered with the Tanzania Tourist Board and TALA-licensed, operating from our own office in Arusha.
Wildlife-certified driver-guides and KPAP-compliant mountain crews, paid fairly and equipped properly.
No fixed departures unless you want them. Your dates, your pace, your budget — quoted within 24 hours.
A view like no other
Climb onto the roof of the Land Cruiser as the sun melts into the savanna — golden hour, the day's stories, and a Tanzania sky like nowhere else.
Guest reviews
Every trip below was a private, tailor-made itinerary designed by our team in Arusha.
“Our guide Emmanuel spotted a leopard within an hour of entering the Serengeti and never stopped teaching us for the whole week. The vehicle was immaculate, the camps were exactly as described, and every question by email was answered within a few hours.”
“Nine of us started and nine of us stood on Uhuru Peak. The pace was frustratingly slow on day two and by summit night we understood exactly why. The crew were treated properly, which mattered to us.”
“Travelling with a six-year-old and a nine-year-old could have been chaos. Short driving days, a lodge with a pool every night and a guide who made a game of the animal checklist. Zanzibar afterwards was the perfect reward.”
Travel info
Most nationalities can obtain a single-entry visitor visa on arrival for USD 50 (USD 100 for US passport holders), or apply online in advance at the immigration e-visa portal. Your passport must be valid for six months beyond arrival.
June to October is the dry season, best for general game viewing and Mara river crossings. January to March is warm and dry with the wildebeest calving in the south and the clearest Kilimanjaro summits. April and May are the green low season — cheapest and quietest, with some rain.
Budget camping safaris start around USD 220 per person per day. Mid-range lodge safaris run roughly USD 320 – 450, and luxury tented camps USD 600 and up. Park fees alone are USD 70 – 250 per person per day, which is why cheap quotes usually mean cut corners.
Yes. Tanzania is one of the most politically stable countries in the region and tourism areas are well policed. Normal city precautions apply in Arusha, Moshi and Dar es Salaam, and inside the parks you are always with a licensed guide.
All our safaris are private departures. Your Land Cruiser carries only your own party, with a maximum of seven and a guaranteed window seat for everyone.
Park and conservation fees, private 4x4 and driver-guide, accommodation, meals as listed, drinking water and all airport transfers. International flights, visas, insurance, drinks and tips are extra — every quote spells this out line by line.
Every itinerary is private and tailor-made. Call, WhatsApp or email us and we will design your trip around your dates, budget and pace.
