Our Destinations
Discover the wonders of Tanzania, Zanzibar & East Africa - View our safari packages
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Tanzania Mainland
Home to the world's most famous national parks, Tanzania Mainland offers unrivaled wildlife viewing and the ultimate Big Five safari experience.
Key Destinations
- ● Serengeti — Endless plains & Great Migration
- ● Ngorongoro Crater — The world's largest inactive volcanic caldera
- ● Tarangire — Elephant herds & baobab trees
- ● Kilimanjaro — Africa's highest peak
- ● Ruaha & Selous — Tanzania's wild south
Zanzibar Island
After your safari, unwind on pristine white-sand beaches surrounded by turquoise waters. Zanzibar combines tropical paradise with rich cultural heritage.
Highlights
- ● Stone Town — UNESCO World Heritage Site
- ● Spice Tours — Nutmeg, cloves & cinnamon
- ● Nungwi Beach — Perfect sunsets
- ● Dolphin Tours — Swim with wild dolphins
- ● Jozani Forest — Red colobus monkeys
East Africa
Combine Tanzania with neighboring countries for the ultimate East African adventure. Track gorillas, witness the Mara River crossing, and explore diverse cultures.
Countries We Cover
- ● Kenya — Masai Mara & Great Migration
- ● Rwanda — Mountain gorilla trekking
- ● Uganda — Gorillas, chimps & Big Five
Best Time to Visit
December – March
Peak Season
Calving season in Serengeti. Great predator action. Warm, dry weather.
April – May
Low Season
Long rains. Lush landscapes. Lower prices. Fewer tourists.
June – October
Peak Season
Great Migration river crossings. Dry season. Best game viewing.
November
Shoulder Season
Short rains begin. Good rates. Excellent bird watching.
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about visiting Tanzania, Zanzibar, and East Africa.
What's the best time to visit Tanzania?
The best time is June-October for dry season wildlife viewing. January-March is great for calving season in the southern Serengeti. March-May and November are green season with fewer crowds and lower prices. Zanzibar is best June-October and December-February.
Do I need a visa for Tanzania and Zanzibar?
Yes, most visitors need a visa. US, UK, and EU citizens can obtain e-visas online or visas on arrival. The same visa covers Tanzania Mainland and Zanzibar. We recommend applying for e-visa at least 2 weeks before travel. Rwanda and Uganda also require visas.
How do I get to Tanzania from international airports?
Kilimanjaro International Airport (JRO) is the main gateway for safaris, located 45km from Arusha. Julius Nyerere International Airport (DAR) in Dar es Salaam serves Zanzibar flights. We include airport transfers in all packages. Direct flights available from Europe, Middle East, and connecting flights worldwide.
Is it safe to travel in Tanzania and East Africa?
Yes, Tanzania is one of Africa's safest destinations. Our TATO-certified company provides experienced guides, secure vehicles, and 24/7 support. Political stability is strong, and tourism areas are well-protected. We recommend travel insurance and following standard safety precautions.
Can I combine multiple destinations in one trip?
Absolutely! We specialize in multi-destination combinations. Popular combos include Tanzania safari + Zanzibar beach, Tanzania + Kenya (Serengeti + Masai Mara), or Tanzania + Rwanda (safari + gorilla trekking). We'll handle all logistics, transfers, and seamless connections.