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A land of soaring peaks and sweeping plains, where the Great Migration.
Tanzania delivers one of Africa’s most expansive safari experiences, combining massive wilderness with cultural depth. The Serengeti dominates the imagination, its endless plains hosting the annual wildebeest migration and an extraordinary diversity of predators and plains game. Adjacent to it, the Ngorongoro Crater offers a unique ecosystem enclosed within its volcanic walls, where wildlife thrives in remarkable density. Lake Manyara, though smaller, provides a sharp contrast with its groundwater forests, tree-climbing lions, and prolific birdlife along the alkaline shores. For those seeking fewer vehicles and more solitude, Ruaha offers rugged, remote landscapes with large elephant populations and impressive predator sightings, while the Selous (Nyerere National Park) – one of Africa’s largest reserves- blends boat safaris, walking excursions, and extensive, untamed river systems.
Beyond traditional safari, Tanzania is also home to Olduvai is home to a rich repository of hominid fossils. The coastline offers a cultural and sensory shift: Swahili heritage, spice-laden markets, and idyllic beaches on the mainland and Zanzibar (with associated islands), where history and turquoise waters meet. This diversity allows travellers to craft itineraries that move from volcanic highlands to miombo woodlands to coral reefs, making Tanzania as much about varied experiences as it is about iconic sights.
Why Choose Tanzania:
The Serengeti Migration
Endless plains alive with herds on the move and predators in pursuit.
Ngorongoro’s Natural Cradle
A volcanic caldera holding one of Africa’s densest concentrations of wildlife.
Rare and Remote Wilderness
From Ruaha’s predator-rich valleys to Nyerere’s waterways, safari far from the crowds.
History and Coastline
Explore Olduvai Gorge, then discover Zanzibar’s spice markets and palm-fringed beaches.
Your Next Tanzania Safari
These Tanzania safaris offer a glimpse of what is possible. When you're ready, we’ll help you design your own.
A Safari to Sea Africa Adventure
Mara Plains to Zanzibar Beaches
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Explore the Best of What Tanzania Has to Offer
Tanzania Safari Destinations
Explore the Best of What Tanzania Has to Offer
Tarangire
A land where elephants gather in their hundreds beneath the shade of ancient baobabs.
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When to Visit Tanzania
June to October
The dry season delivers Tanzania’s most reliable safari conditions. Wildlife congregates around rivers and waterholes in the Serengeti, Ngorongoro, Ruaha, and Nyerere (Selous). Clear skies and thinner vegetation create superb opportunities for photography and predator sightings, while the Great Migration moves through the northern Serengeti.
November to May
The rains bring renewal: green landscapes, dramatic skies, and fewer visitors. Birdlife flourishes, and wildlife sightings remain rewarding between showers. From January to March, the southern Serengeti hosts the wildebeest calving season—an extraordinary spectacle of new life and predator action.
June to March (Coast & Zanzibar)
Zanzibar and Tanzania’s mainland coast are at their best during these months, with warm waters, spice markets in full swing, and palm-fringed beaches perfect for relaxation after safari.
Luxury Tanzania Lodges
The only lodge within Lake Manyara National Park, set deep in a mahogany forest. Elevated stilted treehouse suites bring you close to the canopy, while safaris reveal tree-climbing lions, flamingos, and abundant birdlife.
A contemporary wilderness retreat in the Serengeti, blending organic forms with modern simplicity. Overlooking a busy waterhole, the lodge offers light-filled suites, interactive kitchens, and prime access to the Great Migration.
Located between Tarangire and Lake Manyara, this slow-safari retreat captures the essence of space and time. Nine tented suites rest on a private concession, where walking safaris, cultural experiences, and sundowners on the salt pans define the pace.
On the island’s east coast, spacious private villas open onto pristine white beaches. With butler service, private pools, world-class kitesurfing, and a serene spa, it offers an elegant coastal finale to a Tanzanian safari.
Why Travel With WildEarth
Travel with Impact
A portion of your safari investment goes to the WildEarth Impact Foundation, ensuring Africa’s wildlife and wild places are not only seen but safeguarded through powerful storytelling, conservation awareness, and direct support for environmental needs.
Guided by Trusted Experts
Our guides are more than guides, they’re storytellers, educators, and conservationists who have spent years in Africa’s wild spaces.
Small Groups
With no more than six guests, every safari remains personal, unhurried, and tailored for allowing for deeper engagement and personal experiences.
Exceptional Experiences
Journeys designed to include unique opportunities – from rhino conservation activities and cheetah tracking to scenic hot air balloon safaris.
Every Detail Considered
Your journey begins with a personal bon voyage call, an opportunity to answer questions, offer guidance, and ensure you’re fully prepared. From that moment, every detail is managed with care, from tailored logistics to special touches along the way. While you’re travelling, our team is available 24 hours a day for support, wherever you are in Africa.
Meet Our Expert Private Guides
Our guides aren’t just familiar WildEarth faces. They're highly skilled guides, with years of experience tracking, interpreting, and sharing the wonders of the wild.
Plan Your Tanzania Safari
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