Welcome to Africa’s heart—where every journey begins with a warm embrace and endless wonders!
This is a remarkable spectacle of beauty as it displays through multiplicities of activities such as game drive which is conducted in several destinations across national parks. Tanzania is a holiday destination blessed with several national parks, including Serengeti National Park, which is a very famous for wildebeest migration and the 'big five'. Other national parks include Tarangire, Mikumi, Katavi, Ruaha and Nyerere.
Tanzania is a home to the highest mountain in Africa, Mountain Kilimanjaro (5895 meters) which is among the highest free-standing mountain in the world. Other mountains available in Tanzania include mountain Meru which is among the challenging mountains to climb, and mountain Udzungwa as well. Mountain Kilimanjaro is one of the most accessible highest summits. Climbing mountain Kilimanjaro is a virtual climatic world tour, from the tropic rain forest on the lowest slopes and alpine health to the wintry arctic summit of snow and ice.
You can climb the mountain through any of the six routes namely Mweka, Umbwe, Shira, Rongai, machame and Marangu
A camping safari tour in the game's parks is an immersion into nature. The typical wildlife sounds can be heard natural and on-site which may include a distant roar of a lion or eerie laughter of hyenas that will be a constant remainder that you are in the wildlife kingdom where man is a visitor. Camping Safari combined with the game drive in a special designed 4x4 safari vehicles in a prime wildlife areas will give you a truly unforgettable bush experience.
Cultural tours are for a long time considered as an add-on to enrich main safaris; but in our company things are quite opposite since most visitor especially new/first comers are always finding this package very interesting and a MUST one due to cultural diversity of the Tanzania people. This package includes visiting local communities, historical and cultural sites like Kilwa, Bagamoyo, Zanzibar, Olduvai Gorge and Ngorongoro crater where human and wildlife are co-existing. Also, you can attend traditional dances. In addition, popular culture includes Maasai boma's and the Maasai themselves.
Set like a jewel in tranquil coral waters, only 20 minutes flight from Dar es Salaam, Zanzibar is an archipelago and one of the world's most beautiful island. Its name evokes a romantic past. To the shore of these islands, come Black Africans, Assyrians, Hindus, Egyptians, Arabians and the Portuguese among others. Apart from Zanzibar main island (Unguja) there is also Pemba island located 80 km from Dar es salaam.
Detailed description of spices is more articulated in Zanzibar daily life and their uses in cooking and cosmetics. The popular places include Prison island, Stone Towns, Jozani Forest, Nungwi and popular beaches from East to West all the way to South and North of this great Island.
The great migration
This extraordinary migration stretches from Tanzania’s Serengeti to Kenya’s Masai Mara in a sweeping search for rain-fed grasslands. It is nature’s most dramatic performance that can be found nowhere else on Earth. A phenomenon not to be missed.
During this time, the herds continue its movements northwards towards the Mara River heading to Maasai Mara National park in Kenya. There is no fixed time table for this adventure. Therefore it is a day-to-day activities to the main event of river crossing. This event attracts hundred to thousand spectators from all-over the world. To ensure you don't miss this, you need this special package where you will camp up to nine days to be part of this spectacular event.
Ngorongoro Conservation Area
Ngorongoro, walled by the world’s largest unbroken caldera, contains over 30,000 mammals in 100 square miles at the heart of the Maasai conservation and highlands area which extends out to the live volcano of Ol Doinyo Lengai, featured in the Lara Croft movie that starred Angelina Jolie.
Here is the cradle of humanity, evolution and home of cultural enlightenment, with over 3.5 million year old hominid discoveries at distinctive paleoanthropological sites like Olduvai Gorge and Laetoli, and a rich mixture of tribes and cultures that exists today: Swahili, Afro- Europeans and Afro-Indians, together with over 120 native African tribes from Hadzabe (hunter-gatherers), Datoga to the colorful Maasai, all blended through a history of cattle rearing, farming, hunting, trading, slaving, love and war.
