Tanzania Safari Experience

Tanzania Safari Experience

Journey Into the Wild - Adventure Awaits in Tanzania

Big Five
On your Tanzania wildlife safari, you have the once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to witness the Big Five. Witness lions, elephants, rhinos, leopards, and buffalo in action in their natural habitats. Watch these herbivores and carnivores, the key focus of your Tanzania wildlife safari. June to October are the best times to view the wilds congregating around the water sources.
Serengeti Migration
The Serengeti migration is one of the wonders of the planet, as wildebeests migrate north, crossing the Mara River during the dry season (June to October). The migration is a year-round journey, and you can spot the herds at different points at different seasons. Witness millions of wildebeest and zebras crossing vast plains yearly.
Ngorongoro Crater
Ngorongoro Crater, often called the “Eden of Africa,” is a must-visit safari destination. Located in the heart of Tanzania’s northern safari circuit, the UNESCO World Heritage site is the world’s largest intact volcanic caldera. The crater is home to an abundance of wildlife, including the Big Five - lions, elephants, buffalo, leopards, and rhinos.
Savannah Sunsets
The spectacular sunsets on Tanzania safaris offer a mesmeric visual experience. Travellers often enjoy sunset views from the plains of the Serengeti and other national parks. Enjoy breathtaking, colourful sunsets on golden grasslands every evening. As the sun sets, you can spot Africa’s wildlife, including zebras and Giraffes grazing over the vast savannahs.
Maasai Culture
On your cultural tours to Maasai villages (bomas), see and learn about the Maasai culture and traditions. Meet Maasai warriors and learn traditional customs and vibrant dances. The Maasais have their spiritual belief in the God Engai. Enjoy the hospitality of one of Tanzania's oldest tribes. The guide helps you interact with the Maasai through interpretation.
Bird Watching
You can spot hundreds of exotic and native bird species, including flamingos and ostriches, across diverse ecosystems throughout Tanzania. Bird watching is an extraordinary attraction of your Tanzania safari tour throughout the year, depending on the time and region. Some of the best places to spot birds include Serengeti National Park, Ngorongoro Crater, Lake Manyara, and the Usambara Mountains, among others.
Experiences

Tanzania Safari Experience

Plan your dream safari with insider Tanzania travel tips, expert guides, and unbeatable wildlife encounters. Make your safari experience unique and unforgettable under the guidance of our best tour operators.

Hot Air Balloon Safari

Bird Watching

Big Five

Beach & Safari

Luxury & Relaxation

Wildebeest Migration

Hiking & Trekking

Photography Safaris

Honeymoon & Weeding

Walking Safaris

Cultural Experience

Beach Holidays

Chimpanzee Tracking

Group Joining Tour

Waterfalls

Multi Country Safari

  • Frequently Asked, Easily Answered

Tanzania Safari FAQs

Do you have more questions about the safari and tour destinations in Tanzania? Our FAQs provide you with all the answers you need to plan for the perfect trip. From the best time to visit Tanzania to wildlife spotting tips to game drives, we’ve got you covered. Experience your adventure with confidence.

When is the best time to go on a Tanzania safari?
The best time is June to October during the dry season, when you can experience perfect wildlife viewing in pleasant weather. One of the key attractions of the Tanzanian safari during the dry season is the Great Migration in the Serengeti.
What animals can I expect to see on safari in Tanzania?
On a safari journey to Tanzania, travellers watch the Big Five — Lion, Leopard, Elephant, Buffalo, and Black rhino. Apart from the Big Five, the tourists can also spot cheetahs, giraffes, zebras, wildebeest, gazelles, hippos, crocodiles, and more than 500 bird species. The bird species to be seen on your safari tours to the national parks and lakes include flamingos, ostriches, African Fish Eagle, Kori Bustard, Lilac-breasted Roller, Grey Parrots, and Yellow-throated Sandgrouses, among others.
Do I need any vaccinations or medication before travelling to Tanzania?
Yes, vaccinations for yellow fever (if from a risk country) and malaria prevention are recommended. Consult your doctor 4–6 weeks before your safari.
What should I pack for a Tanzania safari?
Pack lightweight neutral-coloured clothes, sunscreens, a hat, insect repellent, a pair of binoculars, snacks, a camera, and sturdy shoes. Also, carry some warm clothes for early-morning game drives, as the temperature is low then.
Are all safari travel arrangements to be handled between morning and evening?
Yes. At Migsam Safaris, we consult with clients before planning the trip. Upon arriving in Arusha, you will meet your guide at the start of the journey. Travel to your hotel or lodge and travel through your safari destinations with our expert tour operator’s guidance. We take care of the entire journey based on the timing, budget, and preferences. It’s an absolute pleasure to serve our clients.
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Testimonials

Take a quick look at what our safari tourists have conveyed regarding their safari journeys with Migsam Safaris.
Our safari tours to the heart of Tanzania etch a memory of a lifetime in the minds of travellers.

Aurora Belle
Aurora Belle

MIGSAM Safaris crafted an unforgettable adventure- truly a dream safari!

Kai Alexander
Kai Alexander

Incredible service, exceptional wildlife sightings, and expert guides -MIGSAM delivers! "

Maeve Elise
Maeve Elise

MIGSAM Safaris exceeded expectations with top-notch experiences.

Rowan Jude
Rowan Jude

Every moment was extraordinary—MIGSAM made our safari dreams real

Selene Grace
Selene Grace

MIGSAM's personalized tours and wildlife encounters were beyond anything imagined.