Explore Luxury Tanzania Safaris with NndeeAfrika. Private guides, boutique lodges, great Migration viewing, costs, why Go, where to Go and When to Go.
Why Choose Tanzania for Your Safari?
-Home of the Great Wildebeest Migration.
-Dense wildlife in Ngorongoro Crater and open game in the Serengeti.
-Remote parks like Ruaha and Nyerere for quiet luxury.
-Easy safari + beach combinations with Zanzibar.
-Strong options for walking, boat, and balloon safaris.
Why Book With NndeeAfrika
-We design private, tailor-made Tanzania safaris.
-We use boutique lodges & tented camps for privacy and authenticity.
-Local expert guides who know the land and wildlife.
-Transparent pricing. No hidden fees.
-We support local communities and conservation projects.
Where to Go for your Tanzania Safaris
Serengeti national Parks
Best for: Great Migration, big cat sightings, balloon safaris.
Quick note: Different zones suit different seasons.
Ngorongoro Crater
Best for: Dense wildlife, rhino sightings, family-friendly game drives.
Tarangire National Park
Best for: Large elephant herds and baobab landscapes.
Ruaha National Park
Best for: Walking safaris and remote predator encounters.
Rubondo Island & Mahale
Best for: Chimp trekking and island wildlife.
Zanzibar
Best for: Beach extension, reefs, and culture after safari.
How much does Tanzania Safari Cost?
A Tanzania safari cost ranges from $1,200 to $3000 per person per night depending on the on the type of accommodation, experience and season type. Fly in and out options start from $1,750 to $3000 per person per night. High-end safaris with fly in with 5star lodges/camps may reach up to $3,500.Please note – During peak seasons (June – October or during Festive Season & Newyear. may be some increase in costsÂ
Best time to Visit Month by month Guide
June- October: Best overall. Dry season. Great migration river crossings.
January-March: Calving season. Great predator action in southern Serengeti.
November -December: Short rains. Fewer crowds. Lush scenery.
April-May: Long rains-remote travel may be harder.
How Long Should a Safari Be?
7–9 days: Good for one circuit.
10–14 days: Best for two or three parks + relaxed pace.
14+ days: Combine safari, cultural visits, and Zanzibar
Getting There and Logistics
7–9 days: Good for one circuit.
10–14 days: Best for two or three parks + relaxed pace.
14+ days: Combine safari, cultural visits, and Zanzibar
Healthy and Safety
Check recommended vaccinations before travel.
Malaria prophylaxis is advised for many areas.
NndeeAfrika uses vetted local partners and licensed guides.
We provide 24/7 emergency contacts on every trip.
What to pack for Tanzania Safaris
Neutral clothing (beige, khaki).
Lightweight layers for cool mornings.
Comfortable walking shoes.
Hat, sunglasses, sunscreen.
Camera, spare batteries, memory cards.
Insect repellent and personal meds.
Soft-sided luggage for small aircraft.
Luxury Tanzania Safari lodges and Camps
Explore some of the Luxury Tanzania Lodges and camps which offer intimate and prime access to wildlife areas. Best for honeymooners, Family safaris and more.
Legendary Lodge
Nestled in the foothills of Mount Meru, Legendary Lodge acts as the ultimate tranquil gateway to Tanzania’s northern safari circuit.
Arusha Coffee Lodge
Immerse yourself in the aromatic heritage of one of Tanzania’s largest coffee plantations at Arusha Coffee Lodge.Â
Gran Melia Arusha
For those seeking modern grandeur and international standards of luxury, Gran Meliá Arusha stands as a contemporary jewel in the heart of Arusha.
Chem Chem Lodge
Chem Chem Lodge represents the pinnacle of “Slow Safari,” a philosophy that encourages guests to slow down and connect deeply with nature outside of the confines of a vehicle. Located in a private concession between Tarangire and Lake Manyara, the lodge sits on the edge of a palm-island oasis.
Swala Sanctuary Camp
Hidden amongst the giant acacia trees and ancient baobabs of a secluded sector in Tarangire National Park, Sanctuary Swala offers an exclusive and intimate safari experience.
Lemala Mpingo Ridge
Perched high on an escarpment with sweeping views across the perennial Tarangire River and valley below, Lemala Mpingo Ridge offers a vantage point like no other. The lodge’s elevated position provides not only cooling breezes but also one of the most dramatic sunset views in East Africa.
The Manor Ngorongoro
Reminiscent of an elegant Cape Dutch estate, The Manor at Ngorongoro brings a touch of old-world European aristocracy to the Tanzanian highlands. Surrounded by the lush greenery of the Shangri-La coffee estate, this property feels less like a safari lodge and more like a grand country house.
Gibbs Farm
Gibb’s Farm is a historic organic farm and eco-lodge located on the forested outer slopes of the Ngorongoro Conservation Area. It is a place of rustic charm and deep serenity, where the rhythm of the day is dictated by the farm’s harvest.
andBeyond Lake Manyara Tree Lodge
Situated in a remote corner of scenic Lake Manyara National Park, this luxury safari lodge boasts romantic treehouse suites set in a mahogany forest.
Lemala Osonjoi Lodge
Lemala Osonjoi sets a new standard for luxury on the rim of the Ngorongoro Crater. Designed to blend into the ancient forest, the lodge takes its name from the local Osonjoi tree and features suites that offer floor-to-ceiling views of the canopy. The aesthetic is modern and sophisticated, utilizing light and space to create a connection with the misty highland atmosphere.
Ngorongoro Melia Lodge
The Ngorongoro Lodge Meliá Collection is a stunning transformation of a historic property into a beacon of modern eco-luxury. Situated with a commanding view of the crater, this lodge emphasizes sustainability and respect for the Maasai culture. The design is sleek and contemporary, using glass and local materials to ensure the focus remains on the dramatic landscape outside.
Mwiba Lodge
Lemala Osonjoi sets a new standard for luxury on the rim of the Ngorongoro Crater. Designed to blend into the ancient forest, the lodge takes its name from the local Osonjoi tree and features suites that offer floor-to-ceiling views of the canopy. The aesthetic is modern and sophisticated, utilizing light and space to create a connection with the misty highland atmosphere.
Singita Sasakwa Lodge
Singita Sasakwa Lodge in Tanzania offers an unparalleled Serengeti Migration experience. Let us assist you in planning your dream African holiday. Unforgettable experiences await you. Singita is not a single lodge but a collection of camps situated within a vast private reserve that seamlessly connects with the Serengeti. This means you’ll have the opportunity to witness the migration firsthand.
Namiri Plains
For years, the area surrounding Namiri Plains was closed to the public to allow the cheetah population to recover. Today, this camp in the Eastern Serengeti offers arguably the best cheetah viewing in Africa.
Four Seasons Safari Lodge
Lemala Osonjoi sets a new standard for luxury on the rim of the Ngorongoro Crater. Designed to blend into the ancient forest, the lodge takes its name from the local Osonjoi tree and features suites that offer floor-to-ceiling views of the canopy. The aesthetic is modern and sophisticated, utilizing light and space to create a connection with the misty highland atmosphere.
Conservation and community
NndeeAfrika partners with local projects that protect wildlife and support local communities. We prioritize trips that create positive impact. Ask us for details on community visits and conservation fees included in some itineraries.
Frequently Asked Questions FAQ
Many nationalities need a visa. Some can get it on arrival. Check your embassy or ask us for help.
Migration timing varies. We plan itineraries to maximize your chance based on the month and zone
Many nationalities need a visa. Some can get it on arrival. Check your embassy or ask us for help.
They can be included. We show them separately in quotes so you see the full cost.
Yes. We plan family-friendly camps, activities, and flexible travel times.
Tipping is customary for guides, drivers, and camp staff. We provide guidelines in your trip pack.
