Tanzania

Two million wildebeest, hundreds of big cats, the world’s tallest free standing mountain and one of the most sought after coastal destinations in the world, Tanzania has a startling amount to offer.

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Experience

There is a definite argument to be made that Tanzania has the most diverse safari options of any country on the continent. Here not only can you see all the classic, bucket list wildlife - the Big Five can be seen on an afternoon game drive in the right place and calving season for the wildebeest migration is an unrivalled spectacle, but you can also trek chimpanzees on the sandy shores of Lake Tanganyika, snorkel your way round the Zanzibar islands or head to the lesser known Selous and Ruaha for a truly off-grid, wildlife first safari.

Will leads a group safari here every March, following the wildebeest herds as they head north and then over to Namiri Plains in the eastern Serengeti to photograph the now famous rock climbing lions.

Top Destinations

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Serengeti

Nowhere makes you feel small like the Serengeti. Endless plains, huge numbers of wildebeest wondering the plains and big cats around every corner.

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Ngorongoro

Ngorongoro Crater is a place that stays with you. A vast, natural amphitheater teeming with wildlife, with one of the most dramatic beginnings to any game drive in Africa as you drop down in to the crater.

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Ruaha

Ruaha National Park is Tanzania’s largest, yet it remains one of the country’s best-kept secrets. Its vast landscapes of baobab forests and open plains are home to diverse wildlife, including huge populations of elephants and the elusive yet captivating wild dog.

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Singita Grumeti

Nestled adjacent to Tanzania’s Serengeti National Park, offers one of East Africa’s most exclusive safari experiences. This private reserve provides front-row seats to the Great Migration and epic wildlife encounters, with just a handful of properties in this vast wilderness.

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Mahale Mountains

Mahale Mountains National Park, nestled on Lake Tanganyika’s eastern shores and only accessible by boat is a remote sanctuary renowned for its thriving chimpanzee population.

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Tarangire

A real hidden gem in Tanzania’s northern circuit, Tarangire captivates with its iconic baobab trees and vast elephant herds. Its diverse landscapes and rich wildlife offer an intimate safari experience away from the bustling crowds.

Will's Favourite Places To Stay

Will's Favourite

Namiri Plains

One of Will's favourite camps - it'll soon be five years in a row he's visited - where luxury blends with exclusivity seamlessly. Not to be missed on a Tanzanian safari.

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Serian Lamai

Serian’s Serengeti Lamai offers an intimate safari experience in the remote Lamai Wedge, providing unparalleled access to the Great Migration’s river crossings and abundant resident wildlife amidst breathtaking landscapes.

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Jabali Ridge

Jabali Ridge offers a luxurious retreat perched atop a rocky outcrop in Ruaha National Park, providing breathtaking views and exceptional access to exclusive wildlife experiences.

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Singita Sabora

Singita Sabora Tented Camp immerses guests in 350,000 acres of protected wilderness within the Grumeti Reserve, offering a luxurious under-canvas experience with front-row seats to the Great Migration and abundant year-round wildlife viewing.

Best Time to Visit

Being an equatorial country temperatures in Tanzania remain fairly consistent year round and you can expect sunshine on most days of the year. That said it is the rain that will have the greatest effect on your safari and should be a major consideration when planning a trip to Tanzania, as are experiences like The Great Migration which, while phenomenal, will have a serious effect on tourist numbers and when to visit certain areas.

January and February bring warm, dry weather between the two rainy seasons and wildebeest calving season begins at the migrations southern most point, with 300,000 calves born in the space of a fortnight. Perfect time for all those wanting to see a little carnage on their safari as the predators follow the herds and pick off the slow and the frail. 

Jan

Excellent

Feb

Excellent

Mar

Excellent

Apr

Good

May

Mixed

Jun

Excellent

Jul

Excellent

Aug

Good

Sep

Good

Oct

Excellent

Nov

Excellent

Dec

Excellent

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