Tanzania 4-Day Tours and Trips

The wildlife and guide were most definetly the highlights of our trip! The views and food that you are given during the trip and accomodation star are also outstanding Bamba did a wonderful job managing the heavy raiin that could have ruined our stay, giving us all the necssary service and tiips to have a wonderful experience.

The trip was very well organised. All the essentials were catered for, so very little effort was needed to make sure that this trip met all the basic requirements. I'll never forget this safari.

I experienced a paradise like safari. I never imagined that I would enjoy beyond measure in Tanzania, the land of wonderful creatures. The wonderful wild life like giraffe, elephants, and lions

We saw sights I will never forget. Our guide made a great effort to allow us to see rare events. We saw every animal you could ever expect to see in Africa. Lions, leopards, elephants, rhinos, cheetahs with cubs, cheetahs eating a kill. All of these were at close range. Our guide Rashid had incredible knowledge of all of the animal and plant life we encountered. As a bonus Rashid gave us an amazing history lesson about Tanzania. Our meals were excellent and varied. Just an incredible trip.

5 days of safari was great for seeing Tarangire, Lake Manyara, Serengeti and Ngorogoro. We spent one day in each park except for Serengeti where we stayed two nights in the middle of the park, sleeping in tents. That was by far the best part of the whole experience, even though I had a fever the first night and it was raining the second. Still it was much more of an outdoor experience than sitting in the car and if I go on safari again I would very much like to do a walking safari or go canoeing one day. I know it's not for everyone but I thought it was awesome and just the right amount of scary having elephants, giraffes, baboons, lions and buffaloes just outside the camp and hyenas three meters from the tent fighting over the garbage and hearing frogs quackle all through the night. I really liked going at the start of the rain season since we got to see more variety in weather. Afterwards I feel like I could have skipped Tarangire National Park, since all the animals we saw there we also saw in Serengeti, although the environment in the two parks was really different so therefore I don't regret seeing both of them. The best thing with visiting all of those four parks was the big variety in environment, otherwise I'd probably feel fine with only visiting Serengeti.

The accommodations in the mountain huts were cozy, and the support staff made sure we were always comfortable. Our guide shared fascinating stories about the mountain s history and wildlife.