
Luxury Safaris
in Tanzania
Explore Tanzania
Why Choose a Luxury Safari in Tanzania?
Witness the awe-inspiring Great Migration as wildebeest thunder across the Serengeti on a luxury safari in Tanzania. Immerse yourself in a rich cultural journey, meeting the red-robed Maasai and the Hadzabe and Datoga hunter-gatherers who live in harmony with the land. The Serengeti, renowned worldwide, brims with predators and plains game, creating remarkable wildlife encounters. For a more intimate African safari in Tanzania, consider exploring the lesser-known game parks of Southern Tanzania.
Experiences on a Luxury Safari in Tanzania
Tanzania offers a rich blend of extraordinary wildlife encounters and deep cultural immersion. Over 100 ethnic groups call this country home. Join local conservationists and anti-poaching units to witness how they protect wildlife habitats and combat poaching on luxury safaris in Tanzania.
Experience vibrant culture through insightful community visits, from the iconic, red-robed Maasai to the Hadzabe and Datoga Bushmen, who live in close harmony with nature. The Great Migration, one of the world's most spectacular wildlife events, unfolds each year across the Serengeti plains.
Whether on traditional game drives or intimate walking safaris, there are numerous opportunities to experience wildlife up close in its natural habitat on a luxury safari in Tanzania. A hot air balloon safari provides a unique aerial view of the Great Migration and the breathtaking landscapes that unfold below.







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Places to Visit on a Luxury Safari in Tanzania
Tanzania is the jewel of East Africa. From the vast Serengeti plains to Mount Kilimanjaro and the crystal-clear shores of Zanzibar, every destination offers a chance to experience the country's diverse beauty on a luxury safari in Tanzania. Each location reveals unique landscapes and wildlife encounters that define an African safari in Tanzania.
Accommodation on a Luxury Safari in Tanzania
In the Serengeti, accommodations range from mobile camps that follow the migrating herds to permanent, luxury tented safari camps and lodges. Several lodges also accommodate private small groups or multi-generational families. On the rim of the Ngorongoro Crater, options range from larger hotels to tented camps and ultra-luxurious boutique lodges with dramatic crater views. In the Highlands, boutique hotels are set among coffee plantations.
Tarangire National Park offers traditional tented camps inside the park and private luxury lodges on its borders. Southern Tanzania's parks feature remote camps of every style, including the unforgettable experience of sleeping under the stars along a riverbank.
Explore our curated gallery of accommodation options, or speak with one of our Travel Designers to explore possibilities for your personalized African safari in Tanzania.




Credit: Sand Rivers Selous
Credit: Sand Rivers Selous
Credit: Legendary Mwiba Lodge
Credit: Legendary Mwiba Lodge
Credit: Legendary Mwiba Lodge
Credit: Legendary Mwiba Lodge
Credit: Legendary Mwiba Lodge
Credit: Lamai Serengeti
Credit: Lamai Serengeti
Credit: Jabai Ridge Lodge
Credit: Jabai Ridge Lodge
Credit: Jabai Ridge Lodge
Credit: Lamai Serengeti
Credit: Jabai Ridge Lodge
Credit: Greystoke Mahale
Credit: Gibb's Farm
Credit: Chada Katavi
Credit: Chada Katavi
Credit: Chada Katavi
Credit: Beho Beho
Credit: Beho Beho
Itineraries to Inspire Your Luxury Safari in Tanzania
Tanzania At A Glance

Best time to visit
January to February
is an ideal time to witness the calving season in the Serengeti.
June to September
the Great Migration offers spectacular river crossings.
June to October
Tanzania experiences peak wildlife viewing for luxury safaris.

Seasons
Dry Season
June to October - prime for an African safari in Tanzania.
Wet Season
November, April, and May - lush scenery and wildlife activity.

Climate
Low temperatures
range from 59 to 77°F (15 to 25°C) in June to August.
High temperatures
range from 68 to 86°F (20 to 30°C) in December to February.

Best for
Adventure seekers
Families
Honeymooners
Wildlife enthusiasts
Photographers
Walking safari lovers
Cultural explorers
Slow travelers