Between June to October (Dry Season) and January to February (Calving Season)
High Season
Between June and July (Great Migration)
Best Know for
Serengeti National Park, Ngorongoro Crater, Zanzibar and where the Great Migration begins.
All About Tanzania
Safaris in Tanzania 2023
Tanzania is a vast country filled with many adventures for anyone who comes to visit this land. With its picturesque landscape ranging from the peaks of Mt. Kilimanjaro to the beaches of Zanzibar there is much to see in this country. If you are after the Great Migration this would be the best place to start. The Ngorongoro crater is one of the country’s best attractions with its unique history being an intact caldera and of course the wildlife in this area of Tanzania does not disappoint. From bush to fun at the beach, Tanzania has every kind of adventure for you.
The diversity and abundance of Tanzania’s wildlife remains to be one of the most captivating in the entire world. Home to the Great Migration, Tanzania displays a great deal of game all throughout the year. Its vast plains are dotted with more than 4 million wild animals, making it the country with the largest concentration of animals per square meter in the world. Aside from the Big Five that you can easily spot around, Tanzania also holds the largest elephant concentration in East Africa. It is also the primary home of the world-famous tree-climbing lions. With such an exotic wildlife, Tanzania is certainly an outstanding African adventure destination.
The Serengeti National Park is best known for the Great Migration that starts here. Herds and herds of wildebeests and zebras traversing through the Serengeti is definitely a yearly common event. Aside from this amazing event taking place, the Serengeti is also known for the number of large predators in the area. The Serengeti National Park is also a UNESCO Heritage Site. It’s truly a magical place to experience the beauty of Africa.
Mt, Kilimanjaro
Mt. Kilimanjaro is the highest mountain in Africa. Its summit known as Uhuru Point is 5,895 meters (19,341 feet) above sea level. Kilimanjaro once had three volcanic cones – Kibo, Shira and Mawenzi. Kibo is the tallest volcanic cone and is a dormant volcano. There are seven routes to choose from: Marangu Route, Rongai Route, Machame Route, Shira Route, Lemosho Route and Umbwe Route. Each route offers a different experience to hikers so it’s best to check out which one suits you more.
Zanzibar
Zanzibar is an island 23 miles off from Tanzania’s mainland. It’s known for the historic sites and the scenic beaches. The Stone Town located in Zanzibar is always a great place to visit when you’re in the island. It happens to be a UNESCO Heritage Site. Stone Town was actually one of the world’s largest open slave markets. Back then many slaves: men, women and children were kept in crowded cellars with nothing to eat or drink. It’s truly a terrible situation to be in. Visiting Zanzibar will not only enlighten you on the historical events that took place here but of the culture in the area as well. The culture reflected here is one of a melting pot of the cultures of Africa, the Arab region, India, and Europe over more than a millennium.
Tours
8
Days
Tanzania Safari
Mount Kilimanjaro
Mount Kilimanjaro Lemasho Route
Price From $2045 USD
We offer a seven day and an eight day climb to the summit of Kilimanjaro using the Lemosho route. Both offer good acclimatization and wonderful views enroute. This route has a beautiful approach throu
Lake Manyara | Ngorongoro | Serengeti | Tarangire | Zanzibar
Aspects of Tanzania Safari
Price From $3750 USD
The most striking thing about this action-packed safari in Tanzania is the sheer number and variety of animals you will see in some extraordinary wildlife parks. Starting in Arusha, we explore Tanzani
Northern Tanzania is world famous as a safari destination, and with good reason. Here, you can range through the Great African Rift Valley through the lands that are home to the big five of African sa
Tanzania teems with wildlife. Across vast plains, over mountain ridges, and skimming volcanic lakes, the animals range and wander through this diverse landscape in the heart of
Tucked away in the northern corner of Tanzania is a diverse eco-system, packed with wildlife and gorgeous volcanic landscapes. Here, you’ll find everything you’ve imagined possible on safari in Af
Your first thought of a trip to Africa will probably bring to mind safaris across the vast grasslands of the continent. Along with everything you expect, this tour will take you to the island of Zanzi
Serengeti Serena Safari Lodge is an award-winning gem of a hotel in one of the most beautiful settings in Tanzania. Seamlessly blended high into an acacia-lined ridge, our African-style lodge and infinity pool offer panoramic views across the Serengeti’s vast
Ngorongoro Farm House is a small, upscale hotel built on a 500-acre coffee farm, everything is designed to transport you to the comfort and style of bygone eras. Stroll around the farm contemplating daily activity, relax in the fragrant gardens or enjoy spectacular sunsets with the Oldeani volcano as a backdrop.
Situated 2.6 km from Viewpoint, 2.6 km from Waterhole and 5 km from Viewpoint (Lake Manyara), Migunga Tented Camp offers accommodation set in Mto wa Mbu. Guests staying at this tented camp have access to a patio. Guests at the tented camp can enjoy a Full English/Irish breakfast.
From the snows of Kilimanjaro, to the vast plains of the Serengeti, to the beaches along the Indian Ocean the landscape of Tanzania is diverse and teeming with wildlife. Depending on the specific Tanzania safari there will be an emphasis on different animals and animal groups. That said, on most of our safari tours you will encounter some or all of the following:
At Africa Flash MCTours we will provide Tanzania safari holidays in 2022 that will visit all of the country’s most desirable game viewing locations including Ngorongoro Crater, Serengeti National Park, Arusha, Tarangire National Park, Lake Manyara, Mount Kilimanjaro and Zanzibar. We also offer dazzling and unforgettable aerial safaris. Book now to ensure your spot on one of these incredible safaris.
The climate in Tanzania ranges from hot and humid along the coast to cool and temperate in the interior highlands. Like Kenya, Tanzania experiences 2 separate rainy seasons: a short one from late October to early December, and a long one lasting from March through early June. The consensus is that Tanzania safari holidays are best enjoyed during the period lasting from mid-June to mid-October. Keep in mind, however, that all parks and reserves are open year round.
Visitors do not need to be fully vaccinated against the coronavirus/covid-19 in order to enter Tanzania and enjoy luxury Tanzania safari tours. They do, however, need to show a negative PCR covid test done no more than 3 days before they arrive. It is also recommended that visitors are vaccinated against hepatitis A and B, typhoid, yellow fever and meningitis and that they take steps to protect themselves against malaria. Ask your doctor about anti-malaria pills.
You need a standard visitor/tourist visa. Until this year a person could obtain one upon arrival in Tanzania. That is no longer the case. Today, all visitors intent on enjoying Tanzania safari holidays must apply for and be issued a visa through the country’s online application system that can be accessed here. On the application website, you will also find information on all the documentation you need to travel to Tanzania.
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the interests of over 400 of the most experienced professional tour operators in Kenya. As a member,
our services have been checked and are bound by the Code of Conduct to provide the highest possible quality
of service to their clients. The scheme is insured to guarantee your holiday safari in the unlikely event that
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