What To Expect on Tanzania Beach & Safari

World-Class Game Viewing

With the help of Migsam Safaris, you will be able to visit iconic parks like.

Serengeti National Park
It is regarded as the home to the Great Migration and endless plains that are teeming with wildlife.

Ngorongoro Crater 
It is a natural wonder that is packed with animals in a stunning volcanic setting.

Tarangire National Park 
It is renowned for its vast elephant herds and ancient baobab trees.

Lake Manyara or Selous/Ruaha (if going south) 
This is great for birding, tree-climbing lions, and more exclusive safari options.

What should you expect to see?

You should expect to witness the 

Big Five (lion, leopard, elephant, buffalo, and rhino)

You will further witness Cheetahs, hyenas, giraffes, zebras, hippos, and crocodiles.

There will be a presence of incredible bird life and unique ecosystems.

Game Drives and Bush Adventures

• Morning and evening game drives with expert guides like
• Optional walking safaris or balloon safaris
• Bush meals and sundowners in the wild

Luxury Meets Nature

Furthermore, accommodation that ranges from

• Upscale lodges with pools and views
• Tented camps for an immersive bush experience
• Eco-luxury options for sustainable travel

What to Expect on Tanzania’s Beaches

Once you enjoy the adventure of the safari, it is time to relax. Most travelers head to 

Zanzibar Archipelago
This is regarded as the Jewel of the Indian Ocean

Expect

• Expect there to be White sand beaches and turquoise waters
• Luxury beach resorts and intimate boutique hotels
• Snorkeling, diving, dhow cruises, and water sports

However, some of the activities include the following.

• Visiting the historic stone town (UNESCO World Heritage Site)
• Spice tours in the lush inland farms
• Relaxation, spa treatments, and seafood feasts

Authentic Things to Do in Tanzania Beach & Safari

Go on a Walking Safari with Local Guides

Instead of just viewing wildlife from a vehicle, experience the bush on foot with a professional guide and local tracker. Feel the land, hear the sounds, and see the small details that are often overlooked.

Visit a Maasai Boma (Village)

Learn about the traditions, dress, and daily life of the Masai people, who are famed for their warrior culture and a deep connection with nature. 

Choose experiences that are both ethical and community-based, where your visits genuinely benefit the local community. 

Sleep Under the Stars in a Tented Camp

Always opt for a mobile or semi-permanent tented camp even in the Serengeti or Tarangire. You should hear lions roar in the distance or hyenas laugh while lying in bed. It is raw, honest, and unforgettable.  

Track Rhinos in the Ngorongoro Highlands or Mkomazi

However, for conservation-focused travelers, consider participating in rhino tracking experiences, where you can learn about the efforts of rangers to protect these endangered animals.

Photograph Wildlife at Golden Hour

Try to join a private early morning or sunset game drive with a guide who understands both lighting and positioning for photography. This is magical for shutterbugs.

Authentic Beach Experiences in Zanzibar

Sail on a Traditional Dhow

Whether at sunset or during the day, hop aboard a wooden dhow boat, crafted using ancient methods and sailing on the Indian Ocean, which often comes with fresh seafood and Swahili music onboard.

Take a Swahili Cooking Class

Join a local Zanzibar family or chef to learn how to prepare dishes like pilau, coconut curries, and chapati using fresh spices from the island’s market.

Explore the Spice Farms with a Local Farmer

Zanzibar is known as the Spice Island for a specific reason. Walk through organic spice farms where you can smell, taste, and learn about cloves, nutmeg, vanilla, and more, straight from the source. 

Wander the Alleys of Stone Town

Do get lost in the UNESCO-listed Stone Town with a local historian. Explore the hidden history of Swahili, Arab, and colonial influences through its architecture, markets, and doors.