Inland Safari Adventures

Why Visit Lake Eyasi? South of Ngorongoro and the Serengeti, at the base of the Rift Valley escarpment, Lake Eyasi feels a world away from the classic safari circuit. It’s a shallow, alkaline lake that shrinks dramatically during the dry season, sometimes disappearing almost entirely leaving cracked mudflats stretching to the horizon. What draws travellers

What Makes This Destination So Special? Lake Natron and Ol Doinyo Lengai sit together in the northern reaches of Tanzania’s Great Rift Valley, forming one of the most otherworldly landscapes on the continent. Lake Natron is famous for its striking blood-red waters, coloured by salt-loving microorganisms thriving in its highly alkaline conditions, so caustic they

Why Arusha National Park? Small but packed with variety, Arusha National Park sits at the foot of Mount Meru which is Tanzania’s second-highest peak, just a short drive from Arusha town. Within this compact stretch you’ll find montane forest, the dramatic Ngurdoto Crater (often called “Little Ngorongoro”), and the shallow, alkaline Momella Lakes, where flamingos

What Makes Lake Manyara So Special? Found beneath the Great Rift Valley escarpment, Lake Manyara National Park fits an unusual amount of variety into a small space. Groundwater forest gives way to acacia woodland, open floodplain, and the shallow, alkaline lake itself, which makes up close to two-thirds of the park and draws in flocks

What Makes West Kilimanjaro So Special West Kilimanjaro is home to the Enduimet Wildlife Management Area, a community-run conservation area at the foot of Mount Kilimanjaro, covering around 752 km². Set up in 2005, it’s become a vital corridor for wildlife moving between Amboseli in Kenya and Tanzania’s Kilimanjaro and Arusha National Parks, and it’s

Why the Tarangire? Tarangire National Park, in northern Tanzania south-east of Lake Manyara, is famous for its towering ancient baobab trees and some of the largest elephant herds in East Africa… often gathering in groups of several hundred along the Tarangire River during the dry season. The park’s swamps and river are a lifeline for

What Makes Ngorongoro So Special? The Ngorongoro Conservation Area is home to one of Africa’s true wonders, the Ngorongoro Crater, the world’s largest intact, unflooded volcanic caldera. It was formed when a giant volcano collapsed in on itself around 2–3 million years ago, leaving behind a crater floor of roughly 260 km² that holds one

Why the Serengeti? The Serengeti ecosystem is a vast, UNESCO-listed World Heritage region in northern Tanzania, bordering Kenya, Lake Victoria, and the Ngorongoro Conservation Area. It offers world-class safari adventures year-round, and at Inland Safari Adventures, we design every itinerary around the rhythm of this extraordinary landscape. The Serengeti rewards visitors in every season. Travel

Flying Private Safaris From $7500pp 9 Days Tanzania Flying Safari Nine days, and you skip the long drives entirely… fly straight from Kilimanjaro into the Serengeti, spend your days out on game drives across some of the best wildlife country in Africa, then fly back out the same way. No bumping along dirt roads for