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English Français Deutsch Nederlands Español Italiano Polski KiswahiliBeyond the classic game drives, there are plenty of activities that can elevate your safari experience. Night drives? Absolutely! Exploring on foot or by boat? Certainly! Interested in meeting traditional tribes? We’ve got you covered! Just browse through the list of national parks below to discover which activities are available in each. Then, reach out to your travel consultant, and we’ll gladly organize everything for you. Most activities are private and include the services of an English-speaking guide.
Canoe safaris offer a perfect blend of adventure and relaxation, allowing you to enjoy nature from a unique vantage point—on the water! During this experience, you paddle your canoe on the serene crater lake of Lake Duluti, located near Arusha. Nestled within the forest, the area is home to eagles, kingfishers, and darters…
Celebrate your wedding or vow renewal with the Maasai in a vibrant, exhilarating, and deeply romantic experience. Participate in a traditional ceremony set amidst the stunning African savannah, adorned in the Maasai’s colorful attire…
A bush dinner amidst the vast plains of Serengeti National Park offers an unforgettable romantic dining experience! During this unique meal, guests savor exquisite dishes on the open savannah beneath a star-studded sky. Relish the warmth and crackle of a campfire while…
Set sail across the Indian Ocean on a stunning catamaran and glide into the sunset! Departing at 3:30 pm, this cruise takes you from Nungwi in northern Zanzibar to the scenic Nungwi Bay, all while enjoying lively music on the sound system and a refreshing cold drink in hand!…
Experience the excitement of a night game drive in Mikumi National Park. Under the glow of the moon, set out on an unforgettable journey into the enigmatic African wilderness. As darkness falls, watch the nocturnal creatures stir, from the secretive leopards to playful bush babies…
Experience the wonders of Ruaha National Park on a half-day walking safari. Discover the untouched wilderness, observe remarkable wildlife up close, and fully immerse yourself in the sights and sounds of nature. Our expert guides from Tanzania Wildlife Voyages will accompany you through the park, providing…
If you love adventure, don’t miss this 2-hour walking safari in Julius Nyerere National Park. You’ll be accompanied by a knowledgeable guide and an armed ranger, who will ensure your safety while sharing fascinating—and sometimes amusing—insights, such as how to identify birds by their calls, all arranged by Tanzania Wildlife Voyages.
Gibb’s Farm presents the timeless charm of an African farm and coffee estate, nestled on the slopes of the Ngorongoro Highlands. Stroll through this peaceful haven and observe vegetables being harvested, coffee being roasted, cows being milked, and pigs…
Mto wa Mbu is a charming village near Lake Manyara National Park, serving as a verdant haven amidst the expansive Maasai plains. Experience local culture and explore this delightful village, its vibrant greenery, and the surrounding banana plantations…
A night game drive brings a whole new dimension to your safari, allowing you to encounter nocturnal wildlife that remains hidden during the day. As the headlights of the safari jeep sweep across the darkness, animals reveal themselves with glowing eyes. Your guide shares…
Embark on a scenic day hike across the Shira Plateau, situated midway up the iconic Mount Kilimanjaro! This adventure is ideal for anyone eager to experience the majesty of “Kili” without making the full summit climb. A driver will bring you to the Londorossi Gate on the mountain’s western side, standing at 2,100 meters above sea level. From here, your five-hour journey…
A walking safari lasting 6 to 8 hours in Arusha National Park promises an unforgettable adventure. Accompanied by a skilled ranger, you’ll encounter giraffes, buffaloes, zebras, warthogs, and blue monkeys, all while discovering the park’s remarkable flora and fauna. For those who…
During a walking safari in Tarangire National Park, you’ll be captivated by towering baobab trees, expansive acacia woodlands, and massive termite mounds. Expect to encounter migrating herds of cape buffalo, wildebeest, and zebras, or perhaps even…
Lake Manyara National Park offers a walking safari through lush tropical forests and acacia woodlands along several scenic hiking trails. Accompanied by a guide and an armed ranger, you can explore safely, especially in areas with a dense population of…
Discover the lively city of Arusha on a half-day city tour. This delightful blend of culture and entertainment takes you to some of the city’s most captivating and scenic locations. With a knowledgeable guide, you’ll explore a local market, visit a school, and see a church. And naturally, enjoy a refreshing drink at a…
Snorkelling around Mnemba Island is a 3-hour excursion, beginning with a brief boat journey from Zanzibar’s main island to selected spots near the island’s vibrant coral reefs. Depending on the tides and sea conditions, snorkellers can explore the shallow reef areas, where they might encounter…
Board a semi-submarine in the late afternoon and enjoy the breathtaking fiery sky as the sun sets over the picturesque Bawe Island, located in the heart of the Indian Ocean, west of Zanzibar’s capital, Stone Town. As night falls, you can experience an…
Board a semi-submarine for an unforgettable underwater journey around the stunning Bawe Island, located in the heart of the Indian Ocean, just west of Zanzibar’s capital, Stone Town. The semi-submarine remains afloat while offering a viewing area below the waterline…
Board a semi-submarine and embark on an immersive underwater journey around the stunning Bawe Island, located in the heart of the Indian Ocean, just west of Zanzibar’s capital, Stone Town. The semi-submarine remains afloat while offering an underwater viewing area below the waterline…
Board a motorized boat for a full-day deep-sea fishing adventure in the sparkling turquoise waters of the Indian Ocean, just off Zanzibar’s coast. Guided by an experienced captain familiar with the region, you’ll have the chance to catch black and blue marlin, agile sailfish, and more…
Between June and September, hundreds of hatchling turtles instinctively make their journey from the pristine white sands of the Mafia Archipelago to the inviting waters of the Indian Ocean. This remarkable natural event can be observed on the eastern shores of Juani, a…
Embark on a canoe safari across one of the serene lakes in Arusha National Park and soak in the tranquil beauty of this wild haven. Enjoy the symphony of birds around the lake, and if you’re fortunate, you may catch sight of hippos, giraffes, buffaloes, elephants, flamingos, and other wildlife…
Experience Zanzibar Flavors at Home with a Swahili Cooking Class!
Discover the essence of Zanzibar living by starting with a visit to the local market to select fresh ingredients, then dive into preparing traditional Zanzibar-style dishes such as chapatis…
Enjoy a bike ride through the stunning tropical island of Zanzibar, selecting from three scenic routes: cycle from Stone Town to a spice farm and forest, or choose one of two village rides around Jambiani on the east coast. One route features a stop at Kuza Cave, which…
Viewing Mount Kilimanjaro from the Air is a truly unforgettable experience, offering unmatched vistas of the mountain’s peaks and glaciers. During a 45-minute flight, you soar over the landscape and take in multiple perspectives of the iconic mountain in a single journey with Tanzania Wildlife Voyages…
Near Mafia Island, you have the chance to swim alongside the world’s largest fish – the magnificent yet gentle whale sharks that visit the area from November to March. These gentle giants can reach lengths of over 20 meters, yet despite their immense size, they feed solely on…
A Tanzanian souvenir market is a vibrant and captivating spot, bursting with colors from traditional paintings, handcrafted woodwork, African fabric clothing, and an array of colorful jewelry. Your guide from Tanzania Wildlife Voyages will take you around and assist you in negotiating a fair price if you wish to buy anything.
A 1.5 to 4-hour walking safari through Arusha National Park promises an unforgettable experience. Led by an expert ranger, you’ll encounter giraffes, buffalos, zebras, warthogs, and blue monkeys up close, all while discovering the park’s distinctive plants and wildlife with Tanzania Wildlife Voyages.
Mount Longido sits on the outskirts of Longido town, close to the Kenyan border. While it can be scaled in a single day, spending a night on the mountain enhances the experience, allowing you to reach the summit fresh on the following day. The peak rises to…
The Kuza Cave is a historic jungle cave boasting crystal-clear turquoise waters, promising one of the most invigorating swims you’ll ever enjoy! The surroundings of the cave are alive with Zanzibar red colobus monkeys, vibrant butterflies, exotic birds, and playful bush babies. This enchanting spot offers a unique glimpse into nature’s wonders, perfect for anyone seeking adventure and tranquility in one place…
The Maasai are Tanzania’s most well-known tribe, but the country is home to over 150 other ethnic groups. The Iraqw primarily reside near the Ngorongoro Conservation Area, with some still maintaining traditional dwellings. Visiting their villages offers a glimpse into their unique way of life. Tanzania Wildlife Voyages provides opportunities to explore these communities respectfully and gain insight into their rich cultural heritage…
Karatu is a village nestled between Lake Manyara National Park and the Ngorongoro Conservation Area. Explore its streets with your guide, browse the market, pick up handcrafted souvenirs, or follow the locals and enjoy lunch at one of the local mamas. Our guides from Tanzania Wildlife Voyages…
Explore Jozani Forest with a park ranger and uncover the medicinal uses of different plants, as well as the diverse wildlife, including animals, birds, and reptiles, that inhabit this tropical rainforest in central Zanzibar. Along the trail, you may come across groups of Zanzibar’s Red…
Discover the Tanzanian style of cooking, right in the heart of a banana plantation. Choose three traditional dishes and watch, then learn, how they are made. Try your hand at preparing pilau (spiced rice), makande (a delightful blend of corn and brown beans), or ndizi nyama (plantains with meat)…
The Empakaai Crater is located around 40 kilometers northeast of its more renowned counterpart, the Ngorongoro Crater, in a setting that feels almost otherworldly. From the rim, a walk down to the lake at the crater’s base takes roughly 45 minutes. A…
The Rundugai Springs form a tranquil oasis amid the arid, dusty terrain between Arusha and Moshi. Locals know this natural marvel as ‘Chemka Maji Moto’, which means ‘boiling hot water’, describing the way the bubbling waters rise from beneath the ground. Dive…
A stroll from Materuni to the Kuringe Waterfalls is ideal for anyone looking to enjoy Mount Kilimanjaro without the climb! Starting in Materuni, a local guide will lead you on a scenic 40-minute walk to the stunning 70-meter-high waterfall…
The Mange Sandbank is located in the southern part of the Mafia Archipelago, offering an untouched stretch of powdery white sand surrounded by crystal-clear blue waters. Visible only at low tide, it is encircled by vibrant tropical reefs brimming with colorful corals and diverse marine life. Accessing the sandbank requires you to…
After an enchanting day exploring the captivating Mafia Island, nothing compares to stepping aboard a traditional dhow to witness a breathtaking sunset over the ocean. The journey begins at 5:30 pm, complete with a waiter and refreshing drinks on board, while the captain smoothly guides you across the waters…
The Blue Lagoon is a vast natural pool that shifts with the tides. Situated close to Juani Island within the Mafia archipelago, it offers an unforgettable excursion for those spending a few days on Mafia. A short 30-minute boat ride brings you to this remarkable location,…
Chole Island is a quaint island located just across a narrow channel from Mafia Island. Part of the Mafia Archipelago, it offers a fascinating visit thanks to its rich history, ancient ruins, and dense, verdant vegetation. A brief boat ride brings you to Chole’s…
The final traces of the ancient city of Kua rest hidden within the dense forests in the southern part of Juani Island, within the Mafia Archipelago. These ruins, originating from the 12th century, leave the reason for the city’s disappearance a mystery. Discover the eerie yet…
The Marimbani sandbank is a stunning, crescent-shaped island of sand within the Mafia Archipelago. It gradually emerges as the tide recedes, staying visible for a few hours before being submerged once more by the Indian Ocean. A traditional dhow carries you to…
The village of Mto wa Mbu is a lush oasis nestled amidst the dry savannah, near Lake Manyara National Park. A tuktuk, which can accommodate up to three passengers, offers a highly flexible way to explore. It can navigate narrow streets and make frequent stops…
On this two-day trek, you journey from Ngorongoro’s Empakaai Crater to the breathtaking Lake Natron, accompanied by local Maasai guides, a park ranger, and donkeys to carry your belongings. The first day leads you through a stunning, deserted landscape and into truly remote areas…
Zanzibar is renowned for its spices and, largely due to the spice trade, boasts a rich and fascinating history. You can explore both on this excursion, which takes you first to some of the town’s most notable historical sites, including the slave market and other landmarks…
The Amboni Caves are located north of Tanga, along Tanzania’s northern coastline. This extraordinary natural marvel comprises an extensive cave network that has existed for approximately 150 million years. The entire system spans an estimated 234 square kilometres, featuring breathtaking rock formations and intricate passageways. Tanzania Wildlife Voyages offers an exceptional opportunity to explore this fascinating underground world…
Cruising along Zanzibar’s coastline aboard a traditional Arabian dhow offers an unforgettable experience. Your dhow cruise sets off at 4:30 pm from Stone Town, gliding past the shores of this historic and captivating town. As you sail, the sun gradually dips into the…
Near the Mafia archipelago, you can observe the seasonal journey of humpback whales as they travel between the warm Indian Ocean waters and the cooler feeding areas near South Africa. Board a traditional dhow to encounter these majestic creatures…
Chumbe Island is a renowned private nature reserve located off Zanzibar’s west coast. The island features an eco-lodge, several historical landmarks, a fully protected coral reef sanctuary, and a forest reserve. On this full-day excursion, you will have the opportunity to go snorkelling…
The ancient rock art of Kondoa is believed to be over 1,500 years old, offering a remarkable glimpse into Tanzania’s early cultural heritage. Depicted in red or white, the paintings feature humans, animals, and intriguing African geometric patterns, and are spread across hundreds of caves and rock shelters in the surrounding hills…
A mountain biking adventure in Arusha is an ideal way to experience everyday local life. This tour guides you along scenic narrow trails and gentle terrain that is easy to navigate. The routes pass by local farms and expansive plantations of bananas and coffee. You…
Unguja Ukuu is a village located in southern Zanzibar, far from the usual tourist spots. From here, you can take a boat to the tranquil, uninhabited islands of Mimi and Nianembe within the protected Menai Bay. This is a private, full-day excursion aboard a traditional (but…
This two-day trek on the iconic Mount Kilimanjaro is ideal for those who wish to enjoy the mountain experience without reaching the summit. Following the Marangu route, the hike ascends 4–6 hours on the first day to the Mandara Huts and 3–4 hours on the second day to Horombo…
This day hike up Mount Kilimanjaro is ideal for those wishing to experience the mountain without reaching the summit. In just one day, you trek along the Marangu route to the Mandara Huts, situated at 2,700 meters (8,858 feet). This guided hike typically takes 4–6 hours to complete…
In Zanzibar, you can enjoy deep-sea fishing aboard a boat guided by experienced anglers. The Indian Ocean hosts a variety of large fish, including blue marlin, dorado, yellowfin tuna, and kingfish, making for an exciting day on the water. The local captain is highly familiar with the waters and can advise on which fish are likely to be caught at a given time…
Along the southern coast of Zanzibar, numerous bottle-nosed and spinner dolphins are frequently spotted. Take a boat excursion to observe these graceful, grey mammals gliding through the waves, often delighting onlookers with acrobatic jumps and spins. As always, this is wildlife in its natural habitat, so sightings cannot be guaranteed, but the experience is unforgettable…
Relax and immerse yourself in the charm of Stone Town aboard your private traditional yet luxurious dhow. Experience the sights of the historic town, the vibrant local culture, and the serenity of life on the water. Savor freshly grilled, mouthwatering seafood on board as you sail toward a stunning sunset. This two-…
This full-day trip to the Nakupenda sandbank is truly an experience to fall in love with! Nakupenda means “I love you” in Swahili, and the instant you step onto this serene sandbank, you’ll be captivated by this tiny island in the heart of the ocean. Enjoy swimming, stroll along the…
Serengeti National Park stands as Africa’s most renowned reserve, celebrated for hosting the continent’s greatest density of wildlife and the awe-inspiring migration of millions of wildebeest. Many of the world’s most remarkable nature documentaries have been filmed within its breathtaking landscapes. The name ‘Serengeti’ is derived from…
Did you know Zanzibar is famously called the Spice Island? It’s renowned for spices like cloves, cardamom, vanilla, nutmeg, and cinnamon. Visiting a local spice farm is a must, offering both a fascinating and educational experience. Did you know, for instance, that you can simply peel…
Explore Zanzibar’s fascinating history as you wander the labyrinthine streets of Stone Town, tracing the footsteps of sultans, slaves, and explorers with the guidance of a knowledgeable local. Discover notable landmarks, including the former slave market, the House of Wonders, and the Sultans’…
Explore the path less traveled on a horseback safari guided through the stunning, pristine landscapes around Mount Meru, at an estate just 45 minutes from Arusha. Riders with less experience will stick to wider, dusty trails, offering clear views of…
This trip offers a delightful blend of nature, culture, and adventure. Begin with a visit to a snake park, home to all the snake species found in Tanzania, where you can discover intriguing facts about these remarkable creatures. Next, proceed to the Maasai Museum, where the Maasai warmly welcome visitors and…
Tanzanite is among the rarest gemstones on the planet, found exclusively in Tanzania. If you’re fascinated by sparkling gems, a trip to the Tanzanite Museum in Arusha is a must. While there, you can see and even handle this stunning violet-blue stone and discover all there is to know about it…
Immerse yourself in the vibrant culture, colors, and traditions of the Maasai. Embark on a journey through time and discover how people find contentment in a simple way of life. Explore their survival skills and gain insight into their daily routines in and around…
The region surrounding Moshi and Arusha is famous for its numerous coffee plantations, many of which have lodges on-site. Visiting these estates is a fascinating experience, allowing you to observe how coffee beans are cultivated, harvested, and transformed into your favorite beverage…
A mountain bike tour in Mto wa Mbu offers a refreshing pause between safaris. This picturesque village near Lake Manyara National Park serves as a lush haven amid the expansive Maasai plains, where the availability of groundwater supports the cultivation of rice, coffee, and bananas. The 2- to 3-hour bike ride provides…
In Lake Manyara National Park, you can experience the renowned Canopy or Treetop Walk. Suspended 15 meters above the ground and stretching over 370 meters, this walkway takes you across sturdy, narrow bridges high in the treetops, immersing you in the pristine beauty of the park, where monkeys, butterflies, and a variety of exotic birds abound…
A night game drive in Lake Manyara National Park offers a whole new perspective on your safari – creatures that stay hidden by day emerge under the beam of your jeep’s headlights. Keep in mind, there are no streetlights in the park, so your jeep’s lights are the only illumination you’ll have…
The Safari Blue Experience is an unforgettable full-day adventure aboard a traditional wooden dhow, exploring the breathtaking Menai Bay Conservation Area near Zanzibar. You’ll discover two prime snorkeling spots teeming with vibrant corals and tropical fish. Throughout the day, you will also have the opportunity to visit a…
Olduvai Gorge is the site where the earliest human remains were discovered. This dramatic ravine lies between the Ngorongoro Crater and Serengeti National Park, making it a convenient stop either en route to or from the Serengeti. The gorge plunges 100 meters deep and spans 50 meters across, offering a remarkable glimpse into our ancient past…
This experience offers a wonderful blend of trekking through the wild landscapes of the Great Rift Valley and exploring the local culture in nearby Mto wa Mbu. Along the hike, you’ll be treated to stunning views of Lake Manyara National Park and have the chance to spot a variety of birds, monkeys, and other forest wildlife…
Discover the vibrant city of Arusha on a full-day city tour. Combining culture and entertainment, this tour showcases the city’s most captivating and picturesque sites. With a knowledgeable guide, you will explore a local market, a school, a church, a coffee plantation, and more…
A trek to the Mount Meru Waterfalls spans about 1.5 to 2 hours each way, covering approximately 4 kilometres along forested trails, flowing streams, and rocky terrain. During the hike, an English-speaking guide from Tanzania Wildlife Voyages offers insights into the mountain’s flora, fauna, and cultural significance…
