Serengeti wildlife safari, Tanzania migration

Price
US $1850ToUS $4117 excluding flights
Duration
6 Days
Type
Tailor made
Reviews
More info
Included • Accommodation • Meals • Park fees • Land cruiser 4x4 • Tourism Levy • Transfer from and to the airport • 1.5 water
Last minute
Late availability between now and April 2024
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Description of Serengeti wildlife safari, Tanzania migration

Price information

US $1850ToUS $4117 excluding flights
Included • Accommodation • Meals • Park fees • Land cruiser 4x4 • Tourism Levy • Transfer from and to the airport • 1.5 water
Make enquiry

Departure information

This trip can be tailor made throughout the year to suit your requirements

Travel guides

Serengeti
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Reviews

3 Reviews of Serengeti wildlife safari, Tanzania migration

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Reviewed on 30 Jan 2024 by

Excellent safari, Made in Tanzania. Highlights included the Great Migration at Ndutu (best place to be in January), and massive elephant herds in Ngorongoro. Great service and great safari. Top vacation - thanks! Read full review

Reviewed on 10 Jan 2024 by

Ann in the office and Abu on the road are an amazing team! Ann put together a great itinerary and was very patient with all my questions, and Abu made sure we had a great experience covering many kilometres over the 6 days. Our 3 teenage kids loved it. We felt cared for and special and loved having Abu join us each night on safari for dinner so we could learn more about Tanzania. We saw all the Big Five as well as so much more. Loved having picnics along the way. Favourite place was Ngorongoro Crater which was magical especially when we descended early morning and were surrounded by a herd of elephants. Read full review

Reviewed on 11 Nov 2021 by

I saw the big 5, learned Swahili words, always felt safe and had a lot of fun. I can't wait to travel with them again, I will never stop recommending them! Read full review

Responsible Travel

As the pioneers of responsible tourism, we've screened this (and every) vacation so that you can travel knowing it will help support the places and people that you visit, and the planet. Read how below.

Planet

We are supporting tree planting project at Usambara Mountain which involve the school children from 7 years to 14yrs to raise awareness of taking care of their environment and how the cut down trees would have a negative impact to the wildlife and future generation. For the tree planting project like the friends of Usambara mountains the clients are able to participate in planting trees together with the school children. They can also buy trees from the village trees nursery and donate to the project.

During the game drive we encourage our guests to follow the policy of Trash In Trash out to make sure our National parks remain clean for the well being of our Wildlife.

We know our wildlife and we are committed to conserving it and encourage guests to follow our lead. We are committed to all the rules in our National Parks concerning sustainable tourism.Our local guides have over 10 years experience they know every corner of our National Parks this give us advantage of driving far from crowded sights. We always avoid the sights with a lots of vehicles in order not to disturb the animals. We respect animals comfort zones by educate our driver guides to avoid off roads.
We work with Serengeti Cheetah Project to helps to monitor the demographics of the 50-80 cheetah in the area,one of the last few remaining natural ecosystems where cheetah exist. We do a dedicated game drives at Namiri plain with the specific purpose of finding and identifying cheetah.Once spotted,guest are encouraged to photograph the cheetah,and leave the copies of the sighting photos which are then passed on to the research team.Feedback is then provide when possible to our guests on which cheetah were observed.

We are supporting the big campaign on getting rid of use of plastic bags. We also avoid a lot of printing, and for bookings and other related issues with paper we try to do online in order to avoid printing a lot and hence saving trees!

In Tanzania where our office is the major source of power is hydroelectricity, which need a lot of water, but we are in a Tropical Country where the sun is throughout the year. In our office we use solar system to avoid the much wasted water from Hydroelectricity.

People

We are working with a local Training Institute called Action Training Institute, whereby the girls who were rejected by their parents or guardians after they got pregnant are studying in this institute with their children. We give them opportunities of internship in our company. We also help them to get jobs in lodges and hotels which are our business partners.

Most lodges and hotels we take our clients to buy food, fruits, and vegetable from the local markets owned by small business entrepreneurs which help to raise individual economy and community in general.

Every year we donates female hygiene pads for the schools girls in remote schools areas. This has been a big problem which causes school girls to miss their studies for a week in every month hence effects a lot of girl’s academic performance in general. This is because many families do not afford to buy the pads for their girls.

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