Private Safaris

From $7900pp

18 Days Through Tanzania's Iconic Parks

Tanzania: Arusha, Tarangire National Park, Serengeti National Park, Ngorongoro Conservative Area & Crater, Karatu, Lake Eyasi

Day 1 and 2: Welcome to Tanzania

Arrival at Kilimanjaro Airport. Visa formalities upon arrival (USD 50 per person single entry, if not obtained in advance). Your professional guide will be waiting for you outside the terminal and will provide all essential information about your safari. Transfer to your hotel. On these two days you'll enjoy visiting the village of Materuni which has stunning waterfalls, banana plantations, coffee plantations and a rich culture.

Day 3 and 4: WEST KILIMANJARO

Departure to the West Kilimanjaro region. This area, located near Amboseli National Park and bordering the savannah, is rich in wildlife, including elephants, giraffes, zebras, and ostriches. It offers a wonderful opportunity to enjoy a guided walk with a local Maasai guide and visit an authentic Maasai family. Return to the lodge for a hot lunch, followed by a relaxing afternoon with breathtaking views of Mount Kilimanjaro and Mount Meru.

Day 5: DRIVE TO LAKE NATRON

After breakfast we depart to the Lake Natron region. Drive to Lake Natron with a packed lunch, enjoying a game drive on the way. Upon arrival, take a walk along the shores of the lake, visit a nearby village and the waterfalls and end the day with a spectacular sunset over Ol Doinyo Lengai.

Day 6: GAME DRIVE AT LAKE NATRON

After breakfast we depart for a game drive around Lake Natron. You'll enjoy a walk along the lakeshore while watching the pink flamingos, followed by a visit to the Ngaresero Waterfalls. Lunch will be served thereafter.

Day 7: DRIVE TO NORTHERN SERENGETI

In the morning after breakfast, we begin our journey to the northern part of Serengeti with a picnic lunch, enjoying game viewing along the way. Buffalo herds, giraffes, elephants, wildebeest can be sited. We arrive at the camp in time for dinner and rest.

Day 8: FULL DAY IN NORTHERN SERENGETI

After an early breakfast, you will set out to make the most of the day. With a bit of luck, you may witness the dramatic wildebeest crossing at the Mara River. Along the riverbanks, herds of wildebeest gather, hesitating as they try to get across the rushing waters toward the greener pastures beyond. For a while, none dare to move until one bold individual takes the leap, triggering a chain reaction as the rest follow. Those that manage to evade the waiting crocodiles and successfully cross are rewarded with the rich grazing lands of the Masai Mara. Hot air balloon safari is included.

Day 9: DRIVE TO CENTRAL SERENGETI

Enjoy your final game drive at the Mara River, where dramatic wildebeest crossings often attract predators in search of food. The wildebeest follow the rains, guided by their instinct to seek out fresh grazing. They move in response to the rain clouds, knowing that new grass will quickly grow in recently watered areas. Driven by this natural instinct, they continue their journey across the Mara Rivers in pursuit of greener pastures Those that manage to evade the waiting crocodiles and successfully cross are rewarded with the rich grazing lands of the Masai Mara.

Day 10 and 11: FULL DAY IN CENTRAL OR SOUTHERN SERENGETI

Waking up in the heart of the Serengeti, where a once in a lifetime adventure begins. After breakfast, set out on a full-day game drive. Pause for a picnic lunch in the midst of nature, surrounded by breathtaking scenery and the distant sounds of the savannah. Dinner and overnight at your lodge.

Day 12: DEPARTURE TO NGORONGOR0 CRATER

After breakfast we drive to Ngorongoro Crater for an unforgettable experience. Formed over six million years ago when a massive volcano collapsed, the crater has evolved into a vast natural sanctuary. Today, it is home to an extraordinary concentration of wildlife, sustained by year-round water and large grazing creating a true haven on Earth. It is estimated that around 25,000 animals inhabit this remarkable ecosystem. After your safari within the crater, we continue to the village of Karatu.

Day 13: LAKE EYASI

In the morning, you will visit the two indigenous tribes of Lake Eyasi; the Hadzabe and the Datoga—for a rare and enriching cultural experience. Learn about their traditional way of life, ancient customs, and deep connection to the land, which has been preserved for generations. After the visit, return to the hotel where lunch will be served. In the afternoon, explore the lively Karatu market, where you can experience local daily life, interact with residents, and browse a variety of fresh produce, crafts, and traditional goods.

Day 14: DEPART TO ZANZIBAR

After breakfast, we proceed back to the city of Arusha. Enjoy a local lunch in Arusha and/or a day use room . Transfer to Kilimanjaro International Airport for your return flight or next destination.

Price Includes

Private services of a professional guide fluent in your preferred language
Airport pick-up and drop-off transfers
All national park entrance fees
Private 4×4 safari Land Cruiser
Accommodation as outlined in the itinerary
Full-board meals during the safari (breakfast, lunch, and dinner)
Government taxes (18% VAT included)
Complimentary drinking water during the safari
Complimentary beer and wine during game drives
Emergency air evacuation cover within the parks (up to 350 km from town in case of life threatening situations)

Price Excludes

Additional accommodation before and at the end of the tour
Personal items (souvenirs, travel insurance, visa fees, etc.)
International flights (from/to home)
Tipping

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What is the best time of year to go on safari in Tanzania?

Tanzania offers exceptional wildlife experiences year-round. The dry season (June–October) is ideal for game viewing as animals gather around water sources and vegetation is sparse, making sightings easier. The green season (November–April) brings fewer crowds, green landscapes, and excellent birdwatching. We’ll help you choose the timing that best matches what you want to experience.

How many days do I need for a meaningful safari experience?

We recommend a minimum of five to seven days to fully settle into the rhythm of the bush, cover multiple ecosystems, and allow for those unhurried, once-in-a-lifetime moments. Shorter trips are possible but tend to feel rushed and the best wildlife encounters rarely happen on a schedule

Can the itinerary be customized?

Absolutely. Every itinerary we offer is a starting point, not a fixed product. We’ll adjust parks, pacing, accommodation style, and activities around your preferences before you travel, and remain flexible throughout your trip if something needs to change.

Will I have a private vehicle and guide throughout the trip?

Yes. Every safari we design is fully private. Your vehicle, your guide, and your itinerary are exclusively yours for the entire duration of the trip unless you book as a group trip

Is this safari suitable for my famiy and children?

Can we customize the itinerary around our children's interests?

Absolutely. If your child is obsessed with elephants, we build the trip around Tarangire. If they’re fascinated by big cats, the Serengeti takes center stage. We design every family safari around what will genuinely excite and engage your specific children not a generic family package

How physically demanding is a safari?

Game drives themselves are gentle and suitable for most fitness levels you’ll spend time seated in a comfortable, purpose-built safari vehicle. Some itineraries may include optional walking experiences or nature activities which vary in intensity. We design every trip around your personal comfort and preferences.

What kind of wildlife can I expect to see?

Tanzania is home to some of the most diverse wildlife on the planet. Depending on your itinerary and timing, you can expect to encounter elephants, lions, leopards, cheetahs, giraffes, zebras, wildebeest, hippos, crocodiles, and hundreds of bird species. While wildlife sightings can never be guaranteed, our guides’ deep local knowledge significantly increases your chances of extraordinary encounters.

What currency should I carry, and how do payments work?

The Tanzanian Shilling (TZS) is the local currency, though US Dollars are widely accepted at lodges, camps, and for gratuities.

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