Every safari we run daily, means a different encounter, different experience. We customize the safari and build it around you. Our team of sales experts knows what you really want. We are passionate about safari, and we give the great authentic un-touched experience, while conserving nature and supporting the local community. We cut across the whole of East Africa Tanzania, leaving smiles everywhere we go. Our vehicles, guides and team of consultants, are top notch.

We create memories together, and make it happen. and of-course our local guides know the routes and all the corners. Don’t forget, we speak your language. We are experts based in Dar es salaam,  Zanzibar and Arusha Tanzania with extensive knowledge & experience of this part of Africa. We know East Africa and we know safari. And we make it so easy for you to decide with our best tailored safari packages. We therefore, are devoted to giving you quality and affordable services for all your Tanzania travel needs. We mostly offer private Tanzania safari programs which are stress free & flexible, allowing you to enjoy every single bit of your stay in Tanzania.

Our Vacation Services & Packages

Custom Trips.. Suitable for families, couples, honeymooners and small groups. Destination weddings and special events. 

Group Travel.. Suitable for group small and extra large. Sports, musical and cultural events worldwide.

Corporate Travel.. Cut your costs, make booking corporate travel easier, and receive exceptional service with our custom corporate travel management solution.

Allow us to let you experience one of the most unique vacations you´ll ever have. During the Tanzania Safari  you will enhance your knowledge about life in Tanzania. Your eyes would glow from the beauty of the wildlife and nature. You will also be able to visit some of the tribes of Tanzania and see how they live. It will be an exhilarating experience! All our safari tours are executed with our well-maintained 4×4 Land Cruiser vehicles, which have a pop-up roof for the best views, and comfortable seats for the long drives, Booking with us now:

 

We proudly offer the following  safari packages:

CLASSIC SAFARI

  • Signature Classic  Safari             

Our classic safaris offer a fantastic opportunity to explore Tanzania’s vast and wild ecosystems. They’re based out of our camps inside the National Parks, and right in the middle of our favorite game rich habitats. Game drives are conducted in our custom Land Cruiser vehicles, providing unrestricted viewing and comfort. Each day is an adventure with wildlife encounters around every corner. Classic Safaris are priced for sharing the game drive vehicles with other guests. All Classic Safaris start and end on Saturday making it easy to schedule. Note additional dates the safari is offered. Extensions to Zanzibar or other places are always available. Please select the camp locations below to see the details of different Classic Safaris offered from the respective camps, or combinations thereof.

  • Wildlife safaris           

Tanzania Wildlife Safari will incorporate in your itinerary the experience of the Africa Big Five, The Big Five Safari! Never miss the Authentic Tanzania Safari Holidays in your bucket list, with great people on your African Safaris and Holidays. We are  looking forward to sharing our  passion, love and experience with you on your visit to East Africa! With approximately 40% of its landmass designated for wildlife conservation, great and unique natural features, friendly and hospitable people, and a superb climate, all make Tanzania one of the most celebrated wildlife safari destinations in the world with several safari options and excellent tourist packages that embody all the attractions in Africa. And if one wants to draft a list of the Top Ten Natural Wonders of the whole World of Africa, then Tanzania would have three of the Top Five….,Serengeti, Kilimanjaro & Ngorongoro. No doubt many wildlife enthusiasts, adventurers et cetera, travel to Tanzania every year to explore the country’s unparalleled and amazing biodiversity for an unforgettable life – time experience in a part of the world like no other.

  • Highlight safaris         
 

Tanzania highlight safari is a typical wildlife adventure safari suitable for people hungry for wildlife adventure but they have limited time and/or budget. It touches 3 most important wildlife parks in the Northern circuit of wildlife in Tanzania and gives the client fair satisfaction on the wildlife experience. This short time can well be spent with 2 nights in Serengeti. Serengeti is so rich in wildlife that spending less than 2 nights is quite unfair. In addition to the famous Tarangire National park, Ngorongoro crater is a must see park if you touch base in Tanzania for a safari. This program is suitable throughout the year.

  • Flying Safaris                  
 

Our flying safaris  are designed for individuals and families who have a short amount of time or are looking for great wildlife viewing without spending their time traveling between parks and other locations. These safaris generally use shared or private 4×4 vehicles provided by us, sometimes by lodges and tented camps whilst in the parks for transfers and game viewing. All main parks of Tanzania have airstrips, of which most are operated by scheduled safari flights. We offer fly-in safaris to these parks, as well as fly-in safaris by chartered light aircraft to non-operated parks. Flying to the parks is a fast and comfortable way of traveling. Once there, you stay in lodges or tented camps, from where you do game drives into the bush to enjoy the wildlife. Most fly-in safaris in northern Tanzania (to Serengeti, Ngorongoro, Kilimanjaro, Lake Manyara and Tarangire) start from Arusha Airport just 10km drive outside Arusha. Some start from Kilimanjaro International Airport 1hr drive east of Arusha. Fly-in safaris in southern Tanzania (to Selous, Ruaha and Saadani) start from Julius Nyerere International Airport in Dar es Salaam terminal 1 or From Zanzibar

SPECIALTY SAFARI

  • Honeymoon Safari Tanzania          
 

One of the most exciting decisions that couples need to make when planning for their wedding is where to go on the honeymoon. Tanzania Honeymoon Safari Holiday or Zanzibar Honeymoon Safaris. Tanzania is one of the best honeymoon destinations in the world that will make all your dreams come true! Think of your honeymoon in Tanzania under the African Stars, luxury safaris and mystical white sand beaches!  Tanzania is not only a superb honeymoon destination for its unrivaled natural landscapes, dramatic scenery and spectacular wildlife but also possesses miles of unspoilt and stunning beaches with clear waters just waiting to be enjoyed by honeymooners. The climate is idyllic, tropical, the people friendly and welcoming making Tanzania a perfect retreat for your honeymoon in Africa. The enchanting sounds of the Tanzanian night and the comfort of spacious rooms make the nights a time of wonder and peaceful sleep! Bypass the stress of a honeymoon safari planning and let our team of experts handle that and provide the best Tanzania Honeymoon Packages for you. There are a wide variety of safaris to choose from for your romantic honeymoon hideaway and relaxation.

  • Luxury Safari Tanzania                                                             
 

A luxury safari is designed to give you the best that Tanzania has to offer. The best in hand-picked luxury accommodation – stylish 4 to 5-star lodges with comfortable beds and en-suite bathrooms, exquisite cuisine and breathtaking views. We employ the best guides – experienced and professional guys who will take you where the action is, allowing you to get the best photos and the best views. Speak to our consultants about what you want to see and we arrange everything.

  • Cultural Safari          

With over 120 tribes, Tanzania is one of the most culturally diverse countries in Africa. From the tall graceful Maasai Warriors, to the ancient ways of the Hadzabe Bushmen, to the resourceful agricultural practices of the Wameru, the fascinating array of tribal cultures has always been impressive and bears the true essence of the Country. Despite an increasing foreign influence, Tanzania has persistently maintained its cultural heritage. Ancient rituals and customs are still observed by many tribes and daily life largely follows traditional practices, which are also a kaleidoscope of the continent of Africa. Life’s most important events, birth, puberty, marriage and death, are all celebrated through age-old traditional ceremonies. Visiting Schools, Hospitals, Markets and local Homesteads, is one of the best approaches incorporated in itineraries, for interaction with local people. Other organized activities on offer are such as visits to Maasai, Iraqi, Datoga and Hadzabe Communities, et cetera.

  • Walking Safari Tanzania               

To walk through the African bush is to experience Africa close-up. Smells are suddenly subtle and varied and every sound has significance. Birds and butterflies are individuals, noticed and studied, not simply rushed past in the race for the bigger game. And when the larger animals appear, they are met at eye level, standing on the same earth. Safety is not an issue – armed, experienced guides and game rangers accompany all walks. Your camp is packed up and transported to the next location by different methods: pick-up truck, porters or donkeys. The camping style tends to be lightweight and extremely mobile. You will walk for several days, traveling like nomads across the African bush often miles from any roads or tracks.

  • Barding Safari Tanzania                   

 

Tanzania is one of the six countries in the African Great Lakes region in Eastern Africa and the world, with an unbearably greatest abundance and diversity of birds. Being in the tropics, renders the country a rich mosaic of habitats that attracts a spectacular life of these avian species, both endemic, intra – Africa migrant and the Palaeactic birds. Water bodies, open grasslands, woodlands, forests, swamps and farmlands have all proved to be the hotspots for bird – watching. One need not be an Ornithologist or a Superlister to enjoy birding in Tanzania as most birds here are strikingly attractive to pull the attention of your eyes off a Lion and they come as a surprise! Their colors, species types, sizes, calls, social – organizations, distribution and roles they play in relatively large ecosystems are all just amazing to spend a minute or two watching this wonderful sphere of the natural world’s animal kingdom! No wonder most clients who come to Tanzania without any serious interest in birds soon find themselves hooked and eager to know the names of the many brilliantly colored birds perching or flying around, from the Lilac – breasted Roller to the Ostriches. Every place we take our clients, there are always encounters of some of the most beautiful birds in the world. To add beauty to a magnificent experience in Tanzania, Paul Tour Safari ensures a company of Birder – Guides for your safari with us. All the itineraries set for our clients can accommodate birding and that for ‘Bird – Lovers’ is designed for more ardent Birders. Certainly in watered areas you are likely to spot some of our waterfowls, Flamingos, Geese, Jacanas, Darters, Cormorants, Storks, Ducks, Herons, Pelicans, Plovers, Hammerkops, iridescent Kingfishers, et cetera. Open grasslands also offer excellent birding opportunities, opportunities to see most of the world’s largest birds such as the Ostriches, Secretary birds, Ground hornbills, Bustards, Eagles, Vultures and many more. Woodpeckers, Hoopoes, Drongos, Spur fowls, Weavers, Shrikes, Barbets, Guinea fowls, Francolins, Cuckoos, Bee eaters and others will always welcome you in the woodlands. Some other bird species can of course be spotted in more than one habitat type, overlapping their ranges. Turacos and some Sunbirds are some of the most beautiful birds to be seen in forested highland areas.

FAMILY SAFARI

  • Perfect Family Safari     

This is fun-filled and educational for children and adults alike! Surrounded by cultural, historical and natural treasures are exceptional enlightening ways to spend time bonding as a family. The scenery and wildlife open a whole new world to your youngsters, and you get to watch their inquisitive minds and imaginations grow! Sit with your child along a mighty African river and travel across the plains, and unexpectedly, you as well see things in a distinct way. Planning a family trip to Eastern and Southern and  Northern  Tanzania  instills excitement and curiosity, and we ensure that you have a safe and joyful exploratory wildlife vacation. We advise you about vaccinations and other precautions, as well as arrange all of your flights and ground transportation. Additionally, our guides are specially trained to keep a watchful eye on young family members while out in the bush. All of this is accomplished without making your child feel restrained from enjoying their surroundings. Africa offers only some specialist family friendly accommodations that tailor to the wholesome needs of children, including special activities and programs catered towards their preference. Children spend their days learning to throw spears with warriors or archery, beading with village women, participating in animal orphanages, meeting children their age at local schools and even helping prepare making meals with an in-house camp chef. For the ultimate African getaway, we can even arrange for your family to stay in a private house.

  • Highlight Family Safari           

 

A highlight family safari to Africa binds you together in shared gratitude and wonder. No matter how old you are, these delightful memories will last a lifetime but also bond families together for generations to come by retelling stories from positive experiences and also those from challenging times. Children love Africa, and Africa loves them. Parents and grandparents sharing Tanzanian wildlife and cultural vacation with their generational children is an enriching experience. You will borrow their clear vision and enthusiasm for new wonders. They will learn and grow in firsthand contact with the fabulous creatures, places and people they have only seen in pictures.

Of course, there are concerns to overcome which we can help you unravel. The first consideration is health. With preliminary shots guidance, improved insect repellents recommendation, mosquito netting accommodation and malaria prophylactics, there is no need to worry other than common sense aptitude. Warm clothes for early morning and evening at altitude are also a consideration. You need to be sure of convenient and comfortable transport for older and younger family members, and for suitable accommodation. Depending on your budget bracket, this may be at large, popular tourist spots or more secluded locations. A few family camps and lodges now offer family tents or suites, and fully staffed private villas and bush houses are also available.

PHOTO SAFARI TANZANIA

  • Great Photo Safari   
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Our Great Photo Safari is photographer Adventure friendly. Unlike the conventional African Safaris, our programs photograph safari in a way to give the clients ample time out as long as it takes to maximize game viewing opportunities and get off – the – beaten track professional safari photos, often leaving early in the morning and staying out as late as possible. Our guides are trained in various fields of geography, wildlife ecology and tourism with remarkable safari experiences – they know where the animals are, the best time to see and ways to approach them and are always ready to offer wildlife photography guidance for the best wildlife photography and add so much to our client’s safari experiences and appreciation.

We recommend a few people (2-4 people) in the Safari Vehicle to provide more space, mobility of photographers and stability of the cameras anchored on the roof or on the windows. Our safari vehicles are mostly 4 X 4 Toyota Land cruisers spacious for 5 or7 window seaters on conventional safaris, raising roof hatches or Removable Lids. All made to cater for high photographic safari experience.

CUSTOM & PRIVATE SAFARI

  • PRIVATE SAFARI            

These safaris offer the exact adventure and itinerary you’re looking for, without compromise. Your entire safari will be planned and executed based on your desired experiences and goals. Enjoy your own private vehicle and professional guide to explore and experience the best of Tanzania. For many people, a private safari is the only way to go. They provide a private vehicle and guide for the duration of your safari, allowing complete control of your game drives and priorities. Whatever your main interest is — big cats, birds, landscapes or interacting with local cultures – that’s exactly what you can focus on. The aim with our private safaris is to help plan the exact experience and photo opportunities you are dreaming of and then exceed your expectations. For advanced photographers, less is more when it comes to how many people are in the vehicle. This also applies to those just looking to keep their experience personal. Planning a private safari means anything is possible. Select the timing, duration and location to meet your goals. We are here to help with suggestions.

  • SPECIAL INTEREST SAFARIS NIGHT GAME         

The bush is a completely different world at night which is what makes night drives so special. Manyara National Park is currently the only national park that allows this activity, an exciting once in a lifetime experience. At night animals The bush is a completely different world at night which is what makes night drives so special. Manyara, Ruaha, Serengeti National Park is currently the only national park that allows this activity, an exciting once in a lifetime experience. At night animals

  • BALLOON SAFARI             
 

 

Balloon safaris in Tanzania are a romantic and evocative way of experiencing the wilderness of East Africa, as you gracefully and silently fly over the plains teeming with herds of wildlife in the early morning. Typically, a balloon safari begins between 6 am and lasts for around 1-2 hours, during which you will likely see the magnificent wildlife below over several square kilometers of the game park. Balloon safaris are held regularly only in the Serengeti and take off from designated sites (in the Seronera area, ndutu, Tarangire and ruaha) where the disturbance to animals is kept to a minimum. Your safari vehicle drops you off at the take off site and picks you up from your landing site. The safari is followed by a champagne breakfast in the bush, a fitting end to your memorable flight in the wild. Ballooning over the Serengeti , Tarangire and Ruaha  National Parks is unbearably an experience of a lifetime! This gives our clients an utmost opportunity to view animals in three dimensions, from the aerial position, with all the spectacular landscapes at their own disposal. An hour flight takes one’s breath away, incidences of a Cheetah chasing a Gazelle or Lions making a kill or a Leopard taking its prey up in a tree, and the Great Migration of animals that involves thousands and thousands of Wildebeests and Zebras under your feet are some of the rare chances you may encounter! Extremely eye-catching sunrise over the Mighty Serengeti endless plains or on the stunning rolling wooded grasslands of the Tarangire leaves one agape! After landing, guests are served with a champagne breakfast complete with crystal glasses and white linen in the middle of the African Bush, as animals feed around the vicinity and the cool, pure, nice breeze blowing around you, adding another taste to the beautiful panoramic view for a unique African safari experience, the experience that is well worth the treat!. Try it with us and you will not regret!

  • WEDDING SAFARI            

Your wedding day should be a time to reflect on the depth of your devotion, and celebrate the life you begin together in unity. The ceremony is enriched with a romance and excitement that matches the feelings in your heart. We know the perfect locations in Southern and Eastern Africa to give you the wedding of your dreams. Locations that go far beyond places to become a reflection of the sweetheart love you share. So close your eyes, and imagine your ultimate Wedding Safari with us. A wilderness wedding captures your emotions to be swept away like gentle zephyrs upon the highlands of Africa. Envision the moment when you stand next to each other with a love that is as warm as the African sunlight on savannah plains. The vows you share allow you to journey into each other’s souls like a mighty river running through the deeply carved Great Rift Valley. Share an intimacy that is as peaceful and enchanting as a close-knit tropical rainforest. However you wish to express your commitment, the unsurpassed beauty of Africa represents all that you share. Nuptial travel in Africa gives you more than the marital wedding of your dreams. The espousal ceremony blends perfectly with many safari holiday activities, such as secluded outback escapes, adventurous game drives, breathtaking hot air balloon safaris, exploratory bush walks, safari boating and canoeing, intriguing tours of Africa’s many historical and archaeological treasures, personal experiences with native tribes, up-close viewing of Big 5 and so much more!

  • TANZANIA BUSH & BEACH SAFARI         

Bush to Beach Safari combines wildlife safari of Tanzania and Zanzibar Beach holiday. Parks to be visited include Tarangire ,Lake Manyara, Serengeti  National Park and Ngorongoro Crater for northern  And for southern safari you will visit Mikumi, Saadani, Ruaha, Udzungwa and Nyerere National park Or Selous Finally we cap off your safari with a relaxing beach holiday at the famous Island of Zanzibar.

Offering a journey at a glance  a sea and safari adventure off the beaten track, this itinerary combines a journey through one of Tanzania’s more remote and undisturbed wildlife areas with rest and relaxation on the shores of a tropical island. Boasting dramatic landscapes inhabited by a great diversity of wildlife, the Selous offers an elite and undisturbed game viewing experience. Explore one of Tanzania’s most pristine landscapes by vehicle and on foot, getting an intimate glimpse into this fascinating environment. From here, travel on to the flawless beaches of Zanzibar, where you can discover an underwater wonderland while diving or snorkeling in  Indian Ocean waters. Indulge in a secluded getaway far from the crowds, with the perfect balance of game viewing and relaxation

The Southern Bush and Beach Circuit   

 The northern side is more popular and crowded whereas the southern part of Tanzania feels more natural. It is significantly less crowded, allowing you to experience the true savannah wilderness. Begin your adventure at Ruaha National Park, which is home to the highest elephant population throughout the entirety of East Africa. With crocodile-infested rivers and beautiful landscape dotted by palm and baobab trees, this location is a must visit! You can also spot rare wildlife here including sable and roan antelopes, greater kudus, and lesser kudus.

Make your way to Saadani National Park later for more exciting game viewing. Saadani is Tanzania’s only national park that touches the Indian Ocean, where its beautiful lush forest gradually turns into white sand leading into the sparkling waters. Afterward, you can head down to Dar es Salaam, the largest city of Tanzania and its former capital. Spend some time visiting the museums to learn more about Tanzania’s history then hop aboard a ferry and head over to Zanzibar’s southern beaches. Kizimkazi beach rests at the southern tip of Zanzibar Island and is calm and peaceful. It’s the best spot to relax and unwind after an amazing adventure. Not only is it right near Jozani Forest where you can catch sight of some Colobus monkeys, but there are often dolphins spotted around here due to the lower number of tourists that visit this spot.

Mikumi National park is Tanzania’s fourth-biggest national park. It’s additionally the most open from Dar es Salaam. With confirmed wildlife sightings, it makes a perfect safari goal for those who are busy and have less time to travel, two days or more can get you an opportunity to explore the splendor of mikumi national park..Since  the formation of a highway connecting mikumi national park  to  Dar es Salaam tanzania busiests and largest city , Mikumi National Park has been slated to  to be a major a hotspot for the travel industry in Tanzania. Situated between the Uluguru Mountains and the Lumango go, Mikumi is the fourth biggest national park in Tanzania and just a couple of hours drive from Tanzania’s biggest city. The park center has a wide assortment of natural life that can be simply spotted and furthermore very much suitable for viewing in a game drive. Its vicinity to Dar es Salaam and the measure of wildlife that live inside its fringes makes Mikumi National Park a well-known choice  for those travelers who don’t have much time but also want to enjoy  a wildlife safari to Mikumi national park.

The Northern Circuit Bush & Beach          

The northern tip of Tanzania is filled with many different parks and reserves to choose from. You could start at the top with the vast Serengeti National Park, the habitat of all the Big Five and famous for its Great Wildebeest Migration, the largest in the world where 2 million animals like wildebeest, zebras and gazelles head from the Serengeti to the Masai Mara and vice versa. Don’t miss the picturesque views of the rolling plains and different kinds of birds cutting through the baby blue sky. In fact, you can spot about 400 species of birds at Serengeti!

After viewing that majestic spectacle, head down towards the Ngorongoro Conservation Area for more spectacular game viewing of the Big Five and the famous Ngorongoro Crater, the largest intact volcanic crater in the world, among many more, adding to the jaw-dropping beauty of the lush fertile African grazing grounds. The next stop after these two adrenaline-filled events would be to catch a flight to Zanzibar Island to relax at Nungwi Beach, one of the best on Zanzibar. Snorkel, swim or dive into the depths of the blue waters of the Indian Ocean, then dry off by sunbathing on the white sand underneath the golden sun.

BEACH HOLIDAYS            

Want to relax on the beautiful sandy beaches of Zanzibar? We’ve got holiday vacation packages for exclusive Zanzibar beach tours and Mafia island. If you are an ocean lover, enjoy diving or snorkeling, or are thinking about getting SCUBA certified, you should book a trip to the Zanzibar Archipelago. This is an up and coming eco-tourism destination aimed at keeping the fragile and unique ecosystem alive and thriving.  Zanzibar also has a wonderful culture and history with friendly locals willing to share their beautiful home with you. Just make sure to pay attention to your surroundings and be respectful as a form of responsible travel.

  •  BEACHES & ISLANDS OF TANZANIA    

Just off the mainland of Tanzania, on the east coast of Africa, is an Indian Ocean nirvana called Zanzibar. The Zanzibar archipelago is also known as the ‘Spice Islands’ because of its abundance of produce, spice, and clove plantations. Zanzibar is blessed with beautiful islands, alluring seas, colorful corals, and exotic sea creatures, making it the perfect holiday in the sun. Unguja, frequently called “THE Zanzibar,” is the main island of the Zanzibar archipelago and where most tourists start, and for a good reason. It has one of the best beaches in Zanzibar, filled with intoxicating smells, vibrant colors, and friendly locals. Greeting people is culturally significant here. Taking the time to learn how to say “Hi” in Swahili, the local language, is highly encouraged; just using the phrase “Jambo!” can go a long way as a visitor. Before exploring the unsullied islands and beaches of Zanzibar, get acquainted with the history and culture by visiting Stone Town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Then spend the rest of your holiday sunbathing, snorkeling and scuba diving at the best Zanzibar beaches.

NAKUPENDA BEACH ZANZIBAR        

The Zanzibar archipelago boasts some of the most beautiful beaches globally, and Nakupenda Beach is by far one of them. In Swahili, Nakupenda means “I love you,” and this lovely beach will surely make you feel warm inside and out. During low tide, long stretches of sand are visible, and it is the perfect place to find sun and solitude. The sun here is extra strong, so you will want to have a good quality beach umbrella to protect you from its intense rays. When visiting Nakupenda Beach, most people pair it with a trip to Changuu Island. If you decide to book a tour with us , you will be provided with a full and flavorful fresh seafood lunch. Changuu Island is ironically nicknamed Prison Island for the now defunct prison that still stands tall and mighty today. At one point in time, this island held slaves and later people with illnesses that needed to be quarantined. Today, Nakupenda Beach and Changuu Island flourish, especially underwater. You can go snorkeling and swim with turtles and other fabulous sea life amongst the thriving coral reefs.

NUNGWI BEACH     

If you are traveling solo or looking for more of a social vibe, Nungwi Beach could be the right fit for you. With resorts and hostels lining the beach and bars and restaurants lining the streets, it is an easy place to meet new people and get travel tips on other epic places to see. This beach town is known to have an energetic and lively nightlife where you can find good food, great drinks, and dancing. If you’re not into nightlife but prefer natural adventures instead, mellow sunset cruises on traditional dhow sailboats are offered. You can also go fishing, partake in laid back horseback riding tours, kayak, or see the beach from above by parasailing. Nungwi is ideal for snorkeling and scuba diving with its warm, gentle waters and thriving coral reefs. The resident animals here include dolphins, tropical fish, sea turtles, and sometimes even a curious shark or two. If you are not dive certified, any of the local dive schools are excellent for getting you where you need to be to experience the incredible underwater world of Nungwi Beach.

PAJE BEACH       

Paje Beach is one of the best beaches for water sports. Kite surfing, snorkeling, and scuba diving are the biggest attractions for both tourists and locals here. The translucent waters make it ideal for underwater exploration for divers and swimmers. Surfers can even find a fun break or two to catch some fun waves.

If you are already certified to scuba or free dive, you can opt to take your gear out to the dive sites. If you have never gone scuba diving before, or you are still working towards your certification, there are top-rated dive schools to take you to these great sites. If diving isn’t your thing, snorkeling offers a glimpse into this fascinating alternate world. Kite surfing is also hugely popular in Paje Beach due to its reputation for being the best spot to kiteboard in all of Tanzania’s beaches, let alone Zanzibar Island. Like diving, if you are interested in taking a lesson, there are great schools to choose from. After spending the day in the sun and surfing, it is time for no shower happy hour at any local bar or restaurant where you can fill up on the freshest seafood and cheap, refreshing drinks.

PONGWE BEACH    

Pongwe Beach is ideal for a romantic getaway or anyone needing a quiet, solo holiday. There are only a handful of places to eat and sleep here, giving it a different feel than the previous two beaches. You will have to book far in advance to guarantee a spot on the remote beach. You won’t find bars and restaurants lining the streets, but what you will see is untouched, soft white-sand beaches lined with plush palm trees. Pongwe is a haven for the classic beach bum. While other beaches in Zanzibar are primed for water sports, this spot is perfect for working on your tan. From sunrise to sunset, you can spend the day relaxing and reading a book, napping in a hammock, or taking a walk to admire the thriving flora and fauna.

JAMBIANI BEACH        

If you are more into the authentic side of Zanzibar, Jambiani Beach is the place for you. This beach is significantly less touristy than some of the other beaches, making it somewhat of a hidden gem. Tourists who venture here boast that it is one of the best places to visit in Zanzibar. This small fishing village is home to friendly locals, happy kids, and fresh, flavorful food. The quintessential beach town, Jambiani Beach, has emerald green waters gently colliding with powder-like sand. The beach is excellent for relaxing or biking around the village, but there is plenty to do if you are feeling a little bit more adventurous. You can snorkel or dive with the “real” locals, like the octopus, several varieties of tropical fish, sea horses, and stingrays, or take a deep-sea fishing trip to catch the big trophy fish. If you want to pick up a new sport, kite and windsurfing are also popular.

KENDWA BEACH   

If you like swimming, Kendwa Beach would be your ideal beach. Unlike some other beaches, the way the tides work here, swimming is obtainable at all times. Sailing, parasailing, and of course, diving and snorkeling are also popular. If you are interested in getting to know the local culture more, there are eco-tours of the village available. You can also shop at boutiques specializing in locally handmade goods, such as bags, jewelry, and mats. You can find delicious fresh, locally grown, homemade food as well. If you want to learn more about the locals, you can hop on a dolphin or whale watching tour or charter a fishing trip. Kendwa Beach is legendary for its full moon beach parties too, so if you find yourself visiting during the full moon, don’t forget to let loose.

KIWENGWA  BEACH         

Kiwengwa Beach is another pristine white beach with soft, fine sand that meets the turquoise blue sea. Tourists know this beach, but it is more laid back than some of Zanzibar’s other tourist spots. It is often referred to as “Little Italy” for its small Italian restaurants and resorts along the shore. This beach is ideal for long walks collecting seashells or stopping at one of the bars or restaurants that line the shore. There are some locals selling goods along Kiwengwa Beach, too. At low tide, you can walk out and see starfish and sea urchins. You can also go sailing and book several other cultural, historical, or adventurous excursions here with us.

KIZIMKAZI BEACH             

Kizimkazi Beach  is magical and mystical. It experiences drastic tide changes, and at low tide, beach, reef, tide pools, and rocks are exposed for you to explore around in. You can also find exotic shells, crawling crabs, underwater urchins, and stunning starfish here, along with rocky beaches and cliffs that add a bit of drama to the landscape. Though this beach sees fewer tourists than previous beaches on this list, it is acclaimed for swimming with wild dolphins. Bottlenose and indo-pacific dolphins both feed in the local bay. Most mornings at sunrise, you can find the dolphins having a breakfast buffet before heading back out to the ocean. Book a trip with Safari Blue for snorkeling with vibrant starfish and sea urchins and dolphin and whale watching. Since this island isn’t so built up, it is an excellent place to take some quiet time and stare up at the star-filled night skies without light pollution.

BWEJUU BEACH             

Charming and alluring, Bwejuu Beach is considered one of Zanzibar’s best beaches due to its serene, laid back village vibe and proximity to the highly trafficked tourist spots. This beach stretch is spacious, so if solitude is what you are seeking, Bwejuu Beach is by far your best bet. You can spend the day soaking up the sun and salt air, snorkeling, and/or swimming. There are also a few welcoming bars along the beach if you need a refreshing drink or something local to snack on. Once you feel revitalized and want to reintegrate back into the tourist scene, it is just a short walk down the beach to more populated beaches.

MATEMWE BEACH     

Endless beach and ocean are what make Zanzibar beach so appealing. Another quiet, secluded beach, this village is known for fishing and seaweed farming. If you want to experience Zanzibar’s real vibe and culture, Matemwe Beach is calling your name. There are small beach bungalows you can stay in as well as local bars and restaurants to enjoy. Matemwe Beach runs on “island time,” where nothing is rushed, and you live by the ocean’s tide. At low tide, you will see locals collecting sea urchins and crabs for fresh food and people fishing and growing fresh produce.

MNEMBA ISLAND            

Mnemba Island, sometimes referred to as the Mnemba Atoll (which isn’t actually correct), is an island just off the coast of Zanzibar’s main island. This spot is globally known as a world-class scuba diving spot; however, the actual island is privately owned.If you want to splurge and stay on the island, you have to book in advance and be prepared to pay a hefty price. You can book either a private or family banda, and the resort comes with a butler and a childcare program. Several excursions are also offered, including diving, yoga, and cultural tours. If you book a trip to go diving or snorkeling, you are in for a real treat as well. This island is protected by a color coral reef where you can see turtles, dolphins, whale sharks and humpback whales, and other wild marine life. The area is now a protected marine reserve where you can see that the wildlife is thriving.

MICHAMVI PENINSULA                  

Michamvi Peninsula is a beautiful area to retreat to for a lovely holiday. The fine, powder-like sand is ideal for sunbathing and walking. The village locals depend on the sea, and similar to other beaches, fishing and seaweed farming is a massive part of their life. While there are plenty of places to stay and bars and restaurants, it is a relatively quiet and tourist-free area. This is an excellent location for diving and snorkeling, and because it is not as busy as some other beaches, you will be diving with only a handful of people. You can also dive in a lagoon by the name of Oba-Oba. If you surf or kitesurf, Michamvi may also be a great option. Experienced surfers will love the waves that form outside the reef, or if you want to learn, you can take classes and lessons from any of the schools around.

DONGWE BEACH         

Another beautiful white sand beach lined with gorgeous palm trees awaits you at this tropical paradise. There are small beach huts that you can relax in and hide from the sun in after spending the day bronzing. The emerald ocean gently laps the shores and is excellent for swimming at high tide. When the tide is low, you can go exploring for shells and small marine animals. You can go paddleboarding or kayaking in the mangroves, book a trip to go snorkeling in the blue lagoon where you can see colorful starfish, or take a bike ride along the beach.

PEMBA ISLAND          

Part of the Zanzibar archipicture 62pelago, to the north of Zanzibar Island, lies Pemba Island. Literally meaning, The Green Island, this island is rich in history, fishing, and agriculture. Way more rural than the main island of Zanzibar, Pemba is ideal for growing cloves, and it is quickly gaining in popularity amongst tourists because of its natural beauty. Pemba is characterized by its rolling green hills, lush mangroves, and stunning beaches. People who make their way to Pemba Island are rewarded with stunning dive sites full of bright coral reefs thriving with marine life. You can also see nesting turtles, migrating birds, and other rare animals.

CHUMBE ISLAND           

Chumbe Island is a hidden gem among the islands of Zanzibar. This uninhabited island is a haven for rare and endangered animals as the entire island and the reef around it are protected by the Chumbe Island Coral Park. This park features a Coral Reef Sanctuary, a Forest Reserve, historical monuments, and an ecolodge for visitors. The island is considered private, so you have to book in advance to come here, but it is well worth it. You can go diving and snorkeling in the vibrant and active Coral Reef Sanctuary, where there are over 200 hard coral species and nearly 450 different types of fish.Because the sanctuary is private, only a few people are diving at any given time. This creates an unforgettable experience as typically shy creatures like lobsters and stingrays continue about their day instead of getting scared off. You can take several different unique walking tours, like visiting with massive coconut crabs, taking intertidal walks, and/or walking through the forest where you can see fossilized giant clams and other fun wildlife like lizards and birds. Chumbe Island truly has some of the best beaches of the Zanzibar Archipelago.

MAFIA ISLAND      

Mafia Island is also part of the Zanzibar Archipelago, located south of the main island. Mafia, also known by its Swahili name of Chole Shamba, is actually an archipelago itself with its own smaller islands. Most tourists don’t find themselves on this beautiful remote island, so you will have an authentic island experience. The locals here like to keep things simple and slow, living off the land and sea, so you won’t notice any big resorts or crowds here. Mafia Island is made up of powder-soft, white-sand beaches and thick, protective mangroves. The island is home to various uncommon land animals, such as hippo, wild boar, and bushbabies. There is also the Mafia Island Marine Park that provides you the unique experience of swimming with whale sharks, the world’s largest fish. You can again book cultural island tours where you can learn about the island’s history and see the ancient ruins that are still standing today.

PWANI MCHANGANI       

Similar to other beaches, this lovely spot is still a secret to the majority of tourists. While you can still do similar activities like diving and snorkeling, you can do them with fewer people! Kitesurfing and surfing are also popular here as well as deep-sea fishing trips for large game fish. You can even rent quads to cruise around on the beach. If you are looking to party, look no further than the Cannibal Party at one of the beaches’ liveliest bars.

FUMBA BEACH   

Overlooking Menai Bay, Fumba Beach is a secret to most travelers, for now at least. While more hotels, resorts, and restaurants are being built daily, it is still one of Zanzibar’s most beautiful beaches. This is a more modern side of Zanzibar featuring trendy, luxurious buildings and hotels and restaurants right on the beach.

BAWE ISLAND         

This small island is a little slice of magic away from civilization. Bawe Island is a privately-owned island that can be booked entirely, or you can book just one of the private villas located on the shores of this haven. Secluded from the rest of the world and hidden amongst shady palm trees, you are sure to feel rested and refreshed after staying several nights off the grid with no Wi-Fi and annoyances from the outside world. Book with a large group of friends or just a lover, with room for up to 30 guests, what happens on this lush, sultry island, stays on the island.

KILIMANJARO

  • Kilimanjaro Trek     

Mount Kilimanjaro trek still poses a challenge for the climbers, though ignored by many trekkers. Also known as the ‘Common Man’s Everest’, Mount Kilimanjaro in Africa is the tallest in the country and world’s highest free-standing peak. Bestowed with a diverse range of flora and fauna and the base, as one ascends to the summit of this mountain, they will get to witness a contrast of what they get in the base. Rising up to an altitude of 5,895m, the summit is adorned with screws and remains covered with snow during the winters. On a Mount Kilimanjaro climbing expedition, though it might not seem so, be aware as you might be offered with a range of difficulties; low oxygen level and rocky passes are two of the most remarkable obstacles!

See an outline of routes up Kilimanjaro below:

Shira Route: camping: 9 – 10 days: Fantastic route climbing from the West covering the caldera of the Shira volcano, and the rocky formations of Kilimanjaro.

Machame: camping: 6 – 7 nights: This is the second most popular route and offers a good amount of time for acclimatization, scenically stunning.

Marangu: basic huts: 5 – 6 nights: We do not recommend this route, it is hard to acclimatize with the least chance of success.

Rongai*: camping: 6 nights: Rongai is remote and far less frequented than other routes – Rongai offers the wildest and most dramatic scenery.

Lemosho*: camping: 7-8 nights: It is a long drive to reach Lemosho, but the route is less frequented and stunning, with beautiful forests, and scenic walking.

Umbwe: camping: 6 – 7 nights: Umbwe is the most dangerous route, and is very physically taxing, with some serious endurance required. If you do have success here, you will be rewarded ten fold by the incredible scenery and spectacular ridges.

We provide a strict standard of service on all of our climbs, including:

• professional, experienced guides
• fresh, healthy, nutritious food
• high guide to client ratio of 1:2
• clean, purified drinking water
• hard working, team-oriented support staff
• fair wages to our employees
• quality, waterproof, four-season mountain hardware tents
• solid safety and crisis management procedures
• roomy dining tents with table and chairs
• emergency oxygen and medical kits ( upon request)

Conquering Mt. Kilimanjaro is considered an accomplishment of a lifetime. Our team of experts are there to support you every moment of your climb. The Kilimanjaro dream team is waiting to share the experience with you!!!