Get ready to experience a unique Swahili Christmas in Dar es Salaam City! In the company of a professional local guide, you will visit Dar’s beautifully decorated scenes. You will enjoy the smell and sights of the coastal city d... More

Take advantage of our specially designed 5-day Selous-Mikumi safari tour for the best adventure. Our organization provides customized and personal experiences, making sure that every step of the way is made to surpass your expecta... More

Our company with the best experts in doing its safaris assures you the best of it, you'll see nearly all animals when going for the game drives in these parks including diverse of the mammals, reptiles and bird species that will g... More

Once you land in Dar es Salaam we will be waiting for you, any day of the week with premium days being Friday to Sunday. Don’t forget to add a nightclub tour to your list of things to do in Dar es Salaam City! This tour will gu... More

Selous Game Reserve also known as Nyerere National Park is among the largest, most protected areas in Africa. The reserve is famous for the variety of species it inhabits, with animals such as elephants, cheetahs, giraffes, and ma... More

Covering 45,000km² of wilderness, with grassy plains, open woodland, mountains and forests, the Selous Game Reserve (pronounced 'seloo', and named after the great explorer and hunter, Frederick Courtney Selous) is Africa's larges... More

We will show you the real beauty of Africa. Do you think that Tanzania is famous only for spectacular safaris with large wild animals? Do you believe that all the other attractions, such as culture, snorkeling, fishing & beaches a... More

Selous Game Reserve is the largest wildlife area in Africa. A UNISECO World Heritage site, this pristine uninhabited area is larger than Switzerland. Selous boasts Tanzania’s largest population of elephant as large numbers of li... More

Do you have an extra day before or after a safari in Tanzania? Or do you simply have a day in Morogoro to fill while waiting for a transfer in or out of town? A hike in the Uluguru Mountains to Choma Waterfall or all the way to Bo... More

Mikumi is easily accessible by road, it support large number of elephant, giraffe, buffalo, zebra, wildebeest, eland, impala, waterbuck, reedbuck, warthog, yellow baboon, lion, hyena and many species. Safari in Selous and Mikumi S... More

Enjoy the wilderness and nature’s variety of the East Usambara Mountains. THE ESTATE The Magoroto Forest Estate with its tropical rain forest is the perfect spot for getaway. The estate is located on an altitude of 850m above se... More

Welcome to Mikumi national parks rich in wildlife like buffalo, elephant, lions, wildebeests, Maasai giraffe, hippos, impalas, and crocodile, there are also, zebras and wart hogs. Most of the animals can be seen at all seasons, dr... More

We are dedicated to offering exceptional travel experiences that provide outstanding value for your investment. Here's what distinguishes our tours: Client-Centric Approach: Your satisfaction is our priority. We strive to create ... More

Selous Game Reserve is one of the largest reserves in the world with a huge elephant population. It was named after Englishman Sir Frederick Selous, a famous big game hunter and early conservationist, who died here in 1917 fightin... More

Dar es Salaam is dynamic, colorful and diverse. Originally a small fishing village known as Mzizima it’s now a bustling city and hub for East African business and trade. Packed with interesting culture, history, food and people ... More

Mikumi National Park hosts a big variety of mammals, reptiles, and over 300 species of birds. Animals that are frequently seen in Mikumi National Park include lions, buffaloes, giraffes, zebras, elephants, and many more. Additiona... More

- With this tour, our client(s) are likely going to get an explicit experience with the open communication adventure. - Beyond wildlife, the tour includes interactions with local communities such as the Maasai, providing insights... More

Formerly a Game Reserve since 1951, Mkomazi was upgraded into a ‘National Park’ status in 2008. It is located 6km from Same town, covering an area of 3,245square km. The name ‘Mkomazi’is a combination of two words from the... More

The history of Zanzibar would be incomplete without the cloves, nutmeg, cinnamon, pepper, vanilla and many other spices. The Island was once the world's leading producer of cloves and the cloves industry was the foundation of the ... More

As we are a fully independent tour operator, we are not tied to working with any specific accommodation supplier and have full flexibility to suit any budget and schedule. We are client-focused, and, as such, we work with our cl... More