

Experience a soul-stirring feeling of space. Serengeti comes from the Masai word meaning 'Endless Plains'. It is these grasslands and savannahs that ensure that the area is jam-packed full of game.


Ngorongoro Crater is the best self-contained safari destination in the world. Often referred to as the 'Garden of Eden', the rich pasture and permanent water of the crater floor shelters a large population of animals.


Arusha is the safari capital of East Africa. A bustling, vibrant town with streets filled with 4X4 game viewing vehicles criss-crossing the pot-holed roads and Masai warriors in full regalia strolling around.


A Gombe safari is a great opportunity to meet a chimpanzee up close. After a day of hiking you can take a swim in the crystal clear waters of Lake Tanganyika, the world’s longest and second-deepest lake.


Visit the world's largest free standing mountain - measuring in at 5000 metres. Climbing Kilimanjaro is a great adventure and you’ll experience an enormous sense of achievement looking down at Africa.


Lake Manyara is a great safari spot for bird viewing and also has a healthy population of ungulates such as buffalo and wildebeest.


Accessibility to the Selous is difficult - and it is for this reason that most of our safaris are fly-in. You will experience untouched Africa at its wildest when you visit the Selous.


A Katavi Safari is really off the beaten track and is perfect for the explorer who wants to get into the wilds of Africa. Thousands of plains game roam freely in this untouched wilderness.


A Mahale safari offers the best opportunity in Africa to see chimpanzees in an unspoilt wildlife sanctuary. The Greystoke luxury tented camp also has a hardwood dhow for gentle sailing trips over the lake.


Experience the unrivalled landscape of open plains dotted with thousands of baobabs. On a Tarangire safari you are also guaranteed to see large herds of elephants!


Ask a Tanzanian what they recommend, and the chances are that it will be a Ruaha Safari. The Ruaha National Park is a rugged wilderness that is characterised by dry slopes and wide open plains.


To most travellers, Dar es Salaam is just a convenient port of call on the way to more exotic destinations of Zanzibar, the game parks, Pemba or Mafia Islands.