A Tanzania safari takes you to some of Africa’s most famous wildlife areas: the endless plains of the Serengeti, the Ngorongoro Crater, the elephant herds of Tarangire and the white-sand beaches of Zanzibar. Divulge Adventures plans private Tanzania safaris for couples, families and groups, tailored to your dates, budget and travel style.
Home to lion, leopard and cheetah and to the Great Migration, which moves through different parts of the park as the seasons change. Follow the herds on our 8 Days Great Migration Northern Tanzania safari or the shorter 4-Day Serengeti Wildebeest Migration Safari.
A world-famous crater floor packed with wildlife, where you can see much of the Big Five in a single day of game driving.
Known for huge elephant herds and ancient baobab trees, especially in the dry season when animals gather along the Tarangire River.
A scenic park below the Rift Valley escarpment with forest, flamingos, baboons and abundant birdlife.
Spice tours, historic Stone Town and turquoise water make Zanzibar the perfect end to a safari. See our 11 Days Tanzania Safari and Zanzibar Beach Holiday.
Planning a festive-season trip? Read our guide to a Tanzania safari in December.
The cost of a Tanzania safari depends on the season, group size, accommodation level and park fees, which are a significant part of the price in Tanzania. Mid-range safaris use comfortable lodges and tented camps, while luxury safaris add boutique camps and fly-in options. Request a free proposal and we will price your trip clearly, with no hidden extras.
Five to eight days is ideal for the northern circuit, covering Tarangire, Ngorongoro and the Serengeti. Add three to five days if you want to relax on Zanzibar afterwards.
The herds are in the southern Serengeti from around December to March, move through the central and western Serengeti from April to June, and reach the northern Serengeti from around July to October. Timing varies each year with the rains.
Both are excellent. Tanzania offers vast, remote parks and the Ngorongoro Crater, while Kenya offers shorter drives and great value. Many guests combine both on one trip.
Most visitors need a visa, which can usually be applied for online as an eVisa before travel. Check the official requirements for your nationality before booking flights.
It depends on what you want to see. Read our comparison of Rwanda vs Tanzania safaris.
See our yellow fever requirements for Kenya and Tanzania and speak to a travel clinic about malaria protection.
Tell us your dates, group size and budget, and we will design a Tanzania safari around you. Request your free proposal or WhatsApp us on +254 706 223 888.
