Private tours in Tanzania
Cooperation and organization of events in Tanzania
We create journeys that stay in the heart.
We design exclusive safaris and recreation programs just for you — not standard routes, but personal stories full of discoveries.
Discover Tanzania as few ever do: majestic landscapes, endless savannah, unforgettable sunsets, and an atmosphere that must be lived, not described.
You don’t need to worry about details or language barriers —everything is arranged. Your only task is to enjoy every moment. Let Africa reveal itself in a way you’ve never seen before.
We design exclusive safaris and recreation programs just for you — not standard routes, but personal stories full of discoveries.
Discover Tanzania as few ever do: majestic landscapes, endless savannah, unforgettable sunsets, and an atmosphere that must be lived, not described.
You don’t need to worry about details or language barriers —everything is arranged. Your only task is to enjoy every moment. Let Africa reveal itself in a way you’ve never seen before.
From $3,500 per person
We create experiences where learning and recreation become one.
We design unique programs tailored to your request: coaching sessions, business training, yoga retreats, or inspiring team events in the heart of Tanzania.
Imagine: a morning session with views of the savannah, an afternoon safari or a walk on Zanzibar’s snow-white beaches, and evenings under the starry sky around the campfire, where new ideas and insights are born.
We choose the perfect locations, create an atmosphere of comfort and inspiration, and make sure your journey gives you not only knowledge but emotions that stay with you forever.
We design unique programs tailored to your request: coaching sessions, business training, yoga retreats, or inspiring team events in the heart of Tanzania.
Imagine: a morning session with views of the savannah, an afternoon safari or a walk on Zanzibar’s snow-white beaches, and evenings under the starry sky around the campfire, where new ideas and insights are born.
We choose the perfect locations, create an atmosphere of comfort and inspiration, and make sure your journey gives you not only knowledge but emotions that stay with you forever.
From $3,500 per person
Everything here to make you feel alive and happy!
The power of nature — a riot of colors, stunning national parks, volcanoes, and countless untouched wonders of nature
A land of diversity — wild animals, vibrant tribes, white-sand beaches, and rhythmic dances
Magic of the ocean — dazzling sunsets and sunrises with endless ocean
The spirit of Africa — revealed in the joy of it’s people and the motto “Hakuna Matata”
The best safari park in Africa and the largest park in northern Tanzania — its territory covers 14,763 square kilometers and represents endless savannah.
Once here, time stops and you enter a completely different, pristine world of wildlife. That is why this place is called “The Source, the Cradle of Life of all humanity.” It was here that the remains of the first humans were discovered.
People from all over the world come here for one reason only — to witness the incredible event of the Great Migration of wildebeests, zebras, gazelles, and topi. Animals make this massive journey to quench their thirst and feast on fresh grass. Their route runs through the rivers of the Serengeti, home to crocodiles and hippos. Nowhere else in the world can you see such massive herds in motion.
The park is also home to large populations of lions, leopards, hyenas, cheetahs, elephants, giraffes, buffaloes, and many other animals. You can see them all within arm’s reach. This park was one of the first sites to be included in the UNESCO World Heritage List.
Once here, time stops and you enter a completely different, pristine world of wildlife. That is why this place is called “The Source, the Cradle of Life of all humanity.” It was here that the remains of the first humans were discovered.
People from all over the world come here for one reason only — to witness the incredible event of the Great Migration of wildebeests, zebras, gazelles, and topi. Animals make this massive journey to quench their thirst and feast on fresh grass. Their route runs through the rivers of the Serengeti, home to crocodiles and hippos. Nowhere else in the world can you see such massive herds in motion.
The park is also home to large populations of lions, leopards, hyenas, cheetahs, elephants, giraffes, buffaloes, and many other animals. You can see them all within arm’s reach. This park was one of the first sites to be included in the UNESCO World Heritage List.
Serengeti National Park
One of the most fascinating and impressive places in Africa, with the highest density of wild animals per square kilometer in the world.
The huge crater was formed after the collapse of a large volcano about 2.5 million years ago. The beauty of this place is hard to describe in words. All members of the Big Five live in the crater, with more than 25,000 animals inhabiting an area of 265 sq. km. Lions, leopards, buffaloes, rhinos, hippos, giraffes, and other animals remain inside the crater all year round. You can also find rare cats here — servals and caracals.
This unique ecosystem is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
The huge crater was formed after the collapse of a large volcano about 2.5 million years ago. The beauty of this place is hard to describe in words. All members of the Big Five live in the crater, with more than 25,000 animals inhabiting an area of 265 sq. km. Lions, leopards, buffaloes, rhinos, hippos, giraffes, and other animals remain inside the crater all year round. You can also find rare cats here — servals and caracals.
This unique ecosystem is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Ngorongoro National Park
In Tarangire, you will see many of Africa’s most incredible, mysterious, and powerful trees — the baobabs. These are among the thickest trees in the world, with trunk diameters up to 8 meters and heights of 18–25 meters. Since baobabs have no annual rings, it is impossible to determine their age accurately.
Conservative estimates suggest baobabs live up to a thousand years, but radiocarbon dating has shown that some with diameters of 4.5 meters are over 4,500 years old.
Just imagine how much these incredible trees have seen! What could they teach us? What stories would they tell?
This park is home to Tanzania’s largest population of African elephants, which you can observe in the wild. Four of the Big Five also live here — lions, leopards, elephants, and buffaloes — along with many other savannah animals: antelopes, hyenas, zebras, giraffes, monkeys, and birds.
Conservative estimates suggest baobabs live up to a thousand years, but radiocarbon dating has shown that some with diameters of 4.5 meters are over 4,500 years old.
Just imagine how much these incredible trees have seen! What could they teach us? What stories would they tell?
This park is home to Tanzania’s largest population of African elephants, which you can observe in the wild. Four of the Big Five also live here — lions, leopards, elephants, and buffaloes — along with many other savannah animals: antelopes, hyenas, zebras, giraffes, monkeys, and birds.
Tarangire National Park
Located 40 minutes from the city of the same name. Arusha National Park includes Mount Meru (4,566 m), the Ngurdoto Crater, colorful Momella Lakes with flamingos and hippos, waterfalls, tropical forests, and savannah. Here you have the unique opportunity to go on a canoe safari, as well as a walking safari with a ranger. The park has the largest population of giraffes, and also zebras, antelopes, elephants, monkeys, buffaloes, and more. It’s a paradise for bird lovers — over 400 species.
Arusha National Park
Mkomazi is the youngest national park in Tanzania, located in the northeast. In addition to stunning natural beauty, it has a unique feature: it runs a black rhino conservation program (about 70 individuals). Mkomazi is the only park where you can see them so closely. Other endangered species also live here — African wild dogs and the gerenuk antelope.
The park is home to over 450 bird species and more than 50 animal species, including the entire Big Five. With few tourists, it is ideal for a deep immersion into the wilderness.
The park is home to over 450 bird species and more than 50 animal species, including the entire Big Five. With few tourists, it is ideal for a deep immersion into the wilderness.
Mkomazi National Park
This National Park features an alkaline lake at the bottom of the Great Rift Valley and the lands around it — praised by Ernest Hemingway as “the most beautiful I have seen in Africa.”
Its iconic wildlife includes tree-climbing lions and huge flocks of pink flamingos. With more than 400 bird species, giraffes, zebras, antelopes, and elephants, the breathtaking landscapes will leave no one indifferent.
Its iconic wildlife includes tree-climbing lions and huge flocks of pink flamingos. With more than 400 bird species, giraffes, zebras, antelopes, and elephants, the breathtaking landscapes will leave no one indifferent.
Lake Manyara
A natural wonder — a pink alkaline lake, home to a huge population of flamingos. Its uniqueness lies in the fact that in the dry season, its composition can calcify and preserve living creatures like stone.
Because of its shallow depth — up to only 3 meters — in hot periods the water warms up to 50–60°C. The color of the water changes constantly, from pink to red and even orange.
Because of its shallow depth — up to only 3 meters — in hot periods the water warms up to 50–60°C. The color of the water changes constantly, from pink to red and even orange.
Lake Natron
The only active volcano in East Africa, part of the Great Rift Valley volcanic system.
Located near Lake Natron, it is a cone-shaped mountain 878 meters above sea level. Here you will find cosmic landscapes, bubbling lava during the climb, and meet the tribes living at its foot.
Located near Lake Natron, it is a cone-shaped mountain 878 meters above sea level. Here you will find cosmic landscapes, bubbling lava during the climb, and meet the tribes living at its foot.
Ol Doinyo Lengai Volcano
An extinct stratovolcano, the world's tallest freestanding mountain and the highest point in Africa. The altitude is 5895 meters above sea level. Kilimanjaro has three volcanic peaks: Shira, Mawenzi and Kibo, as well as its own climate and five vegetation zones.
Kilimanjaro is associated with a huge number of legends and breathtaking stories. It is easy enough to climb compared to other higher mountains, but good physical training will still be required. We offer full-fledged ascents along all routes, guided tours of the foothills of Kilimanjaro, as well as hotels with incredible views of the roof of Africa.
Kilimanjaro is associated with a huge number of legends and breathtaking stories. It is easy enough to climb compared to other higher mountains, but good physical training will still be required. We offer full-fledged ascents along all routes, guided tours of the foothills of Kilimanjaro, as well as hotels with incredible views of the roof of Africa.
Kilimanjaro
Best Hotels
Melia Hotels & Resorts
Lemala Hotels & Lodges
AndBeyond Lodges & Camps
Four Seasons Hotels & Resorts
We are a licensed on-site tour operator, which gives us the ability to work directly with Tanzania’s best hotels that we personally inspect on a regular basis.
You will get unforgettable emotions for a lifetime!
Our Clients’ Reviews