Unforgettable,
tailor-made safaris
Your Perfect Tanzanian Safari
Safari in Tanzania
Unforgettable,
tailor-made safaris
Your Perfect Tanzanian Safari
Safari in Tanzania
Unforgettable,
tailor-made safaris
Your Perfect Tanzanian Safari
Safari in Tanzania
Unforgettable,
tailor-made safaris
Your Perfect Tanzanian Safari
Safari in Tanzania
Unforgettable,
tailor-made safaris
Your Perfect Tanzanian Safari
Safari in Tanzania
Unforgettable,
tailor-made safaris
Your Perfect Tanzanian Safari
Safari in Tanzania

Serengeti National Park

This is one of the world's most famous parks and guarantees an unforgettable safari. The Serengeti is renowned for its incredible concentrations of predators and for the largest animal migration on earth which sees over two million wildebeest and half a million zebras animals following the rains to greener pastures.Its endless grassy plains are the richest grazing grounds on the continent and home to the largest herds and highest concentrations of predators in the world.

At a glance:

- Climate, flora and fauna that has remained unchanged in over one million years.  

- The Great Serengeti Migration: Some two million wildebeest and half a million zebras, along with hundreds of thousands of Thompson’s gazelles, impala, Grant’s gazelle, topi, hartebeest and eland traveling through a number of parks, reserves and protected areas in search of fresh grass. So strong is their instinct to migrate that nothing can hold them back. This epic, seasonal journey is a deeply moving experience and a wonderful subject for photography enthusiasts

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The best time to visit

Serengeti National Park

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June to October (dry season)

+ The wildebeest migration is most likely to be seen during June and July in the western corridor and August to September in the north of the park

+ Greater chance of spotting wildlife in the shorter grass and around waterholes and rivers

+ Mainly sunny with next to no rain

+ Fewer mosquitoes result in lower risk of malaria

- The Seronera area is very popular during this period and can be crowded

- It can get very cold overnight, ensure you pack warm clothing

November to May (wet season)

+ Late January to February is the calving season in the Serengeti - an excellent time to see predators in action

+ Luscious green landscapes

+ April and May is low season, the region is much quieter during this period

+ Whilst wildlife is easier to spot during the dry season, the Serengeti offers good wildlife all year round

+ Excellent for bird-watchers with the presence of migratory birds in the region

+ The rains from November through to February are mostly short afternoon storms and are unlikely to disrupt your trip

- Peak wet season is March to May with heavy downpours frequent

Accommodation Available

Melia Serengeti

A safe and perfectly integrated resort with all the services and facilities of a luxury hotel

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Ole Serai Luxury Camp

This Luxury Camp is ideally located within Central Seronera area of the famous Serengeti National Park in Tanzania

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Ikoma Tented Camp

Ikoma Tented Camp is ideally situated at the border of the world-renowned Serengeti National Park, along the path of the migrating wildebeests between Kenya and Tanzania.

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Serengeti Acacia Camps

Serengeti Acacia Camps works with reputable safari operators that offer tailor-made tours for couples, family, and group of friends among many others.

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More Tanzanian Safari Parks to visit

Arusha National Park

Arusha National Park is a small (137 sq km) but beautiful park close to the famous ‘safari town’ of Arusha (29 km) and Kilimanjaro International Airport which makes it ideal for day safaris.

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Ngorongoro Conservation Area

Ngorongoro Crater is home to one of the densest animal populations found in Africa, renowned both for its geological importance and for being a natural wildlife reserve.

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Mount Kilimanjaro National Park

The word Kilimanjaro, in the local language, means either “Mountain of Greatness” or “Shining Mountain”. Either way, both are perfectly apt for Mount Kilimanjaro.

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Tarangire National Park

Located slightly off the main safari route, Tarangire National Park is a lovely, quiet park in Northern Tanzania. It is most famous for its elephant migration and bird watching.

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Lake Manyara National Park

Nestling at the base of the Great Rift Valley Lake Manyara National Park is an area of outstanding natural beauty located 125 km west of Arusha town. Lake Manyara's famous tree climbing lions

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COVID-19 SAFETY AND SANITARY MEASURES NOTICE

Due to the recent Covid 19 worldwide pandemic, to keep our guests and indeed our staff safe, we have made some changes to Safari By Z that we would like to make you aware.  We believe that with careful planning and consideration by our staff and guests we can continue to provide the best hospitality services on safari.  For now, this may be our new norm.  

‍New routines:

‍All our staff have received full training in health and safety-related to the COVID-19 virus and are required to be extra vigilant with their personal hygiene and daily routines.
Health condition of driver-guides will be monitored for not less than a week before being assigned to take clients on safari.  
City transfer and safari vehicles will be regularly disinfected before picking up clients, especially the high-touch surfaces and seats.
Our meet and greet teams at airports will still be there to accompany guests into transfer vehicles. While our vehicles are already cleaned between transfers, they will now also be disinfected between each use. 
To keep social distancing, safari vehicles with 4-window seats will be redesigned to take only 2 people in the passenger cabin. Safari vehicles with 6-window seats will still be available for families/group of friends wishing to travel together in one vehicle.
The driver-guide will be at hand to oversee guests observe the recommended physical distancing at park entry gates, picnic sites, and while checking in at accommodation facilities.
Each guest will receive their own adventure kit, which includes a Wildlife Guides' Journal, mini fan and hand sanitizers, as well as a pair of binoculars – all in cleaned before each new set of guests 
The driver-guide will take necessary personal protection precautions at all times. Guests are encouraged to come with their own masks; 
Please be assured that all our selection of partner properties we work with have their strict COVID-19 hygiene practises in place. 

Tanzania wasn't Really affected by Covid 19 to the same extent as most other countries, especially those in Europe and South America. 

However, we will keep the above measures in place for your peace of mind. Thank you for your understanding and we look forward to welcoming you to the Tanzania for your African safari holiday of a lifetime.




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