Tanzania, slow and well-guided.

Tanzania — Serengeti & Kilimanjaro

Endless plains, the roof of Africa, and the spice islands of the Swahili coast.

Serengeti
for the migration
Ngorongoro
for the crater floor
Kilimanjaro
for the climb
Zanzibar
for the beach finish
— About

Tanzania, handled.

Tanzania is enormous — and most operators rush you through it. We don't. We pair a single expert guide with you for the whole northern circuit, choose small private camps over big lodges, and time your trip to the migration, the calving, or the quiet shoulder season.

— Trip inspirations

Itineraries we love.

Arusha Day Trip
1 days

Arusha Day Trip

Coffee farm, cultural village and a Tanzanite workshop.

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Tanzania North Circuit
10 days

Tanzania North Circuit

Tarangire, the Crater and Serengeti — guided by a single expert.

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Kilimanjaro Lemosho
9 days

Kilimanjaro Lemosho

Eight days on the mountain, one to recover on Zanzibar.

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"Ten days of Tanzania felt like a month. In the best way."
Lara & Tom, Serengeti
— Where to go

Sub-regions & parks.

Serengeti
Serengeti
endless plains
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Ngorongoro Crater
Ngorongoro Crater
Big Five
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Tarangire
Tarangire
elephants & baobabs
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Selous / Nyerere
Selous / Nyerere
south circuit
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— Where to stay

Hand-picked lodges & camps.

Singita Sasakwa

Singita Sasakwa

Grumeti
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Singita Faru Faru

Singita Faru Faru

Grumeti
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Gibb's Farm

Gibb's Farm

Ngorongoro highlands
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— When to visit

Best seasons for each moment.

Serengeti calving
Jan – Mar
Northern crossings
Jul – Oct
Kilimanjaro climbs
Jan – Mar · Jun – Oct
— Travel guides

Read before you go.

— Tours

Tanzania tours.

No tours available for Tanzania yet — get in touch and we'll craft one for you.
— Honeymoons

Tanzania honeymoons.

No honeymoon packages for Tanzania yet — ask us to design one just for the two of you.

Let's plan your Tanzania journey.

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— The letter

Once a month, quietly good ideas.

Field notes, seasonal openings, and the kind of small recommendations we'd send to a close friend. No spam, ever.