Tanzania Wilderness Safari ( - optional extension Tarangire)

This 10 day photo safari takes you to Northern Tanzania, through four national parks which are teeming with wildlife.

Lake Manyara is a shallow salt lake that attracts a great variety of birds and mammals and is particularly known for its large concentration of baboons.

The world famous Serengeti (or ‘endless plains’ in the local Masai language) is our next destination. Arguably Africa’s finest park, this UNESCO world heritage is a unique place for watching lots of diverse animal interaction.

Ngorongoro Crater often gets compared to Noah’s Ark or the Garden of Eden: almost all of Africa’s best-known animal species live in this collapsed volcano, and with its varied landscape the photo opportunities are plentiful.

Finally, Tarangire is a very scenic park, known for its large elephant population and the picturesque river that winds through its baobab-studded landscape.

Practical info:

This trip focuses entirely on wildlife photography.

You are 10 days on the spot. Calculate extra days for the international flights!

The route has been worked out to maximise our time in the parks and we are travelling in two 4x4 vehicles, giving everybody ample space to photograph comfortably.

Accommodation is in rustic lodges and tented camps in beautiful locations. Most are set in true wilderness and all have private bathroom (shower, toilet), electricity and provide hearty, delicious meals.

More details and the complete itinerary are available by clicking the ‘more info’ button on top of this page.

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THIS SAFARI IS IN CO-OPERATION WITH TUI tours .

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Testimonials

Our trip to Tanzania together with Ingrid exceeded all other safaris that we did until now and, it has to be said, we already had some experience!!! Together with an enthusiastic group and excellent drivers (that went looking for wildlife with us from 6 am until 6:30 pm) we have been able to spot...