Tanzania is one of the finest bird-watching destinations in Africa, with 1140 species including 200 migrants and 74 marine birds present.
Tanzanian avian safaris are best in the rain for migrants and residents in breeding plumage. The preeminent birding locations include Arusha National Park, with 400 birds in a diversity of habitats contained in a small area. You may observe on a white-faced whistling duck, with its whistling three-note lament, or a dusky flycatcher. Tawny eagles and buzzards hover above Ngurdoto Crater, whilst the Momella Lakes is the place for water birds and waders.
Lake Manyara National Park offers pink flamingos, pelicans, storks, cormorants, hornbills, and many more with over 400 recorded species. Greater and lesser flamingos are also found in Ngorongoro Crater and millions mass on their breeding ground at Lake Natron. East Africa is full of prime birding locations, whether you are content with the occasional sighting from your vehicle or prefer to set off on a twitching mission.
Select your best pair of binoculars, pack your zoom lens, and meet with a guide who shares your passion. Whether on foot or in a 4×4, the pace slows on a birding safari and opens up a world of details. Find yourself parked quietly beside a popular waterhole to watch who comes and goes or crouched in the undergrowth waiting for that telling flutter of movement.
Ruaha National Park and Selous Game Reserve in southern Tanzania are both ideal locations for spotting across-section of East African birds and Southern African migrants.
In the depths of Rubondo Island’s forests or Ngorongoro’s montane woodlands, keen birders can spot hundreds of different species.
With the wide range of habitats just waiting to be explored on an East African safari holiday, avid birders must be prepared for every terrain and climate.
Dusty plains, humid forests, muddy paths, and long hikes may stand between you and the final bird on your checklist. Pack light and comfortable clothing with warm and waterproof options. Neutral colors are best for blending in, while sturdy hiking boots will never go amiss when clambering over rocks and fallen trees to spot that rare winged beauty.
If your travel dates align with the Great Migration season (usually July to October), you'll have a chance to witness this awe-inspiring natural spectacle in the Serengeti.
Our guides are seasoned experts with vast knowledge of the local wildlife, landscapes, and cultures. Their passion, experience, and ability to engage guests make them exceptional companions on your safari.
Tanzania's climate varies, but generally, the dry seasons from June to October and December to February are ideal for safaris. These months offer optimal wildlife viewing and pleasant weather.
Absolutely. We offer options to extend your safari or customize the itinerary. Let us know your desires, and we'll work together to create the perfect safari journey for you.
We accommodate dietary restrictions and preferences. Our culinary team prepares a variety of dishes, ensuring your dining experience is both delightful and suitable for your needs.
Booking is easy. Contact our team to discuss your preferences, travel dates, and any special requests. We'll create a tailored itinerary for your dream luxury safari.
The hot air balloon safari is a once-in-a-lifetime experience. You'll soar over the landscapes at sunrise, witnessing the wildlife from a unique vantage point. After landing, celebrate with a champagne breakfast.
Absolutely. Along with exciting activities, we've incorporated spa and wellness retreats for relaxation. Indulge in rejuvenating treatments and connect with nature.
Absolutely. We believe in responsible tourism and offer chances to interact with indigenous cultures. Engage in traditional dances, crafts, and learn about the rich heritage of the region.
We provide a comprehensive packing guide based on the season and activities. Essentials include comfortable clothing, sturdy footwear, sun protection, and a camera to capture the moments.
