Our groups typically involve travelers of  4 or 7 people.

The maximum group size for this safari is 21 people.

The most commonly used vehicles for safari tours are 4×4 with four-wheel drive, which are allowed to enter the protected areas according to the regulations of the Tanzania National Park Authority.

First, we include your airport transfers in a private Car. Both on arrival and departure, your safari 4×4 vehicle, park entry fees, Conservation fees, Entry fees (where applicable), driver’s allowance, accommodation during safari in lodges or tents, and water during safari. Up to 1.5 liters of water per person per day. We also include Cultural tour fees where applicable as well as the extra local guides in the places that you visit.

Is not suitable for kids. Especially if you have little kids in tow, this will be a big adjustment to the group. Not only will you have a fixed itinerary and long day of game drives, but kids who throw tantrums may also affect other people’s safari experience.

You can expect to meet a diverse of group of people on this Safari, including nature enthusiast, adventure seekers, wildlife photographers, and travelers from various background who share a common interest in exploring the natural beauty and wildlife of the region.

You will also meet experienced safari guides who are knowledgeable about Tanzania’s wildlife parks.

There are a variety of accommodations, ranging from high-end luxury safari lodges or tented camps and beach resorts with a full range of facilities and entertainment to local town hotels with simple beds and a shared bathroom.

On this joining safari, you will stay in a room or permanent tent with solid flooring. You will sleep in real beds with good linen and fitted with mosquito netting.

Yes, you can generally change the travel date after booking a trip.

Yes, But our first suggestion is to postpone to the next date unless otherwise. We advise you to read our terms and conditions for more details about the booking and cancellation policy.

We assure you that your safety is our top priority, especially when joining a safari with new people. Here’s how we ensure your well-being:

1. Careful Group Composition: We take great care in selecting participants for each safari to ensure that everyone in the group is compatible, fostering a positive and safe environment for all.
2. Guided Introductions: At the start of your safari, our experienced guides will facilitate introductions among group members. This helps build a sense of community and comfort, even if you’re meeting everyone for the first time.
3. Safety Briefings: Before the safari begins, our guide will conduct a detailed safety briefing. This will cover everything from how to interact with wildlife to the importance of cooperation within the group.
4. Professional Guides: Our guides are highly trained in managing group dynamics and ensuring that all participants feel safe and comfortable throughout the safari. They are also prepared to handle any concerns or emergencies that may arise.
5. Open Communication: We encourage open communication during the safari. If at any point you feel uncomfortable or have safety concerns, our guide is there to address them immediately.

Yes, it is very possible, but it will depend if is the activities is private or group as well. We have a few options below you can choose whichever suits you. If you need additional information, you can contact us.

If you need to cancel your booking due to an emergency, we understand that unexpected situations can arise. Our cancellation policy allows for flexibility:

Yes, you can reserve your booking now, but to confirm and hold your spot, you’ll need to deposit 20% of the total amount. This ensures that your booking is secure. The remaining balance can be paid closer to your travel date.