With unappalled game drives, the Tanzania Safari Tours is a wonderful way to experience Africa’s abundant wildlife. Tanzania’s National Parks and game reserves provide unforgettable destinations for wildlife viewing amidst some spectacular sceneries.
Tanzania has 16 national parks and 15 other conservation areas and game reserves. Altogether, around 25 percent of Tanzania is protected. Here is Gazelle Safaris Africa selection of some of the highlights:
A host of the Great Wildebeest Migration, Serengeti Safari offers some of the best game viewings in all of the world.
Best Time To Visit: Late June to September
This superb Tanzania National Park offers excellent game viewing of about 30 000 animals along with reliable Big 5 sightings in a unique setting of volcanic carter, wetlands, and forest.
Best Time To Visit: Late June to September
This Tanzania National Park is one of the prettiest, most interesting, and game-rich parks in the country. You can see elephants crossing, troops of olive baboons, and Sykes’ monkeys playing beside the road. Keep an eye on the treetops for surprise sightings of lions, and leopards.
Best Time To Visit: July to October
With over 3000 lions and the seclusion of a river camp, the Selous Game Reserve, the largest reserve in Africa. Experience a walking safari with our Tanzania Travel Guide in the Selous wilderness.
Best Time To Visit: July to October
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Yes. Tanzania is a safe country. Incidents with wildlife are extremely rare on safaris. So, as long as you follow the rules and guidelines set out by park staff and your guide you will be safe.
The dry season of June to October is the Best Time For Tanzania Safari.
There is no set price for a safari in Tanzania. The cost varies widely depending on several factors. Overall, the cost of a Tanzania Safari can start from a minimum of 300$ and can range up to 1500$ depending upon your itinerary and accommodations.
Tanzania is larger and offers more affordable safaris than Kenya. However, Kenya has better travel infrastructure. But nothing can beat the Serengeti wildebeest migration.
You need at least four days to enjoy what Serengeti Park has to offer. The Serengeti national park is huge. So, four days will give you eight-game drives. Which will be sufficient to cover a large portion of the Park and view a large variety of wildlife.
Yes, you can! We allow self-drive safaris into the Serengeti but only with a Land Cruiser.
August to September is the best time to witness wildebeest river crossings in northern Serengeti. After the ‘short rains’ fall in November and December, the migration moves from Kenya's Maasai Mara down through the eastern side of Tanzania's Serengeti. The months of August, September, and October are the best time to see the great wildebeest migration in Masai Mara. After the long rains in April- May, the migration starts moving from the depleted southern plains north to the long grass plains in the western corridor.
There are various hotels to stay in during the Tanzania Safari. However, Tanzania safari is best experienced from our tented camps. We offer a variety of budget to high-end luxury camping safaris.
Nairobi | Masai Mara Game Reserve | Lake Naivasha | Aberdares National Park | Lake Nakuru |
Victoria Falls | Livingstone | Chobe National Park
Nairobi | Masai Mara | Nakuru | Lake Naivasha
Kigali | Franco-Rwanda cultural Centre | Sabyinyo Silverback Lodge
Victoria Falls | Mosi-oa-Tunya | Sausage Tree Camp | Lower Zambezi National Park
Arusha | Tarangire National Park | Ngorongoro Crater | Serengeti National Park
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