Traveller question
What drives the price of a Tanzania safari: park fees, vehicle, lodging level and group size. Ask for a quote with everything itemised.
The short answer
A Tanzania safari price is mostly a handful of lines: park fees per person per day, the vehicle and guide, where you sleep, and how many people share the vehicle. Park fees are set by the parks and change, which is why we do not print a single number here.
The two choices that move the price most are the lodging level (camp, mid-range lodge, luxury) and whether you travel privately or share a vehicle. Length matters too: the Serengeti and Ngorongoro Crater cost more per day than a short trip to Tarangire.
Ask every operator for the price in writing with park fees, transfers, meals and drinks shown separately. Then you can compare like with like.
Checklist
Charged per person per day, they change over time and are usually the biggest fixed cost. Ask whether they are included.
Basic camp, mid-range lodge or luxury camp: this is the biggest lever you control.
A private vehicle costs more per person for a couple than a shared one. It also gives you control of the day.
International flights, visas, tips and travel insurance are normally separate. Check the exclusions list line by line.
Trips
Prices appear only where confirmed. Otherwise ask for a quote.
Northern Tanzania Safari Circuit
Explore Tanzania on the 5 Day Tanzania Safari: Serengeti, Ngorongoro & Tarangire in a private open-roof 4x4 safari cruiser with Haradali.
From $1,850 per person
Northern Tanzania Parks
Experience the ultimate Tanzania safari adventure through Tarangire, Serengeti, Ngorongoro Crater, and Lake Manyara. This 4-day safari itinerary combines breathtaking wildlife encounters, stunning landscapes, and unforgettable game drives across some of Africa’s most iconic national parks.
From $1,480 per person
Northern Tanzania Safari Circuit
Explore Tanzania on the 3 Day Tanzania Safari: Tarangire, Ngorongoro & Lake Manyara in a private open-roof 4x4 safari cruiser with Haradali.
From $1,150 per person
Northern Tanzania Safari Circuit
Explore Tanzania on the 7 Day Classic Tanzania Safari: Tarangire, Manyara, Serengeti & Ngorongoro in a private open-roof 4x4 safari cruiser with Haradali.
From $2,650 per person
Lake Eyasi, Great Rift Valley
Step back in time at Lake Eyasi: track wild game on a dawn hunt with the Hadzabe bushmen and discover ancient blacksmithing techniques with the Datoga pastoralists.
From $520 per person
Tingatinga, West Kilimanjaro Maasailand
Sleep inside an authentic Maasai boma in West Kilimanjaro, join warriors on an indigenous medicine bush walk, and experience Maasai folklore around a roaring campfire.
From $430 per person
Serengeti National Park & Ngorongoro Conservation Area
The ultimate 8-day Serengeti expedition covering the 4 sectors: Ndutu calving plains, Seronera big cats, Western Grumeti River, and Mara River crossings at Kogatende.
From $3,250 per person
Lake Eyasi & Ngorongoro Conservation Area
An extraordinary 5-day expedition combining authentic Hadzabe hunter-gatherer and Datoga cultural immersion at Lake Eyasi with Big Five game drives in Ngorongoro Crater and Tarangire.
From $1,850 per person
More answers
Usually lodging level, vehicle type, group size or what is excluded. Compare the inclusions and exclusions lists, not only the total.
Rarely. Good guides and lodges are booked ahead in high season, and last-minute prices are not usually lower.
Prices on this site appear only where confirmed. Otherwise, send an inquiry and we reply with an itemised quote.
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Common questions
Most of our packages include accommodation, meals, park fees, private 4x4 safari transport, professional guides, airport or hotel transfers, and activities mentioned in the itinerary. Specific inclusions may vary depending on the tour.
Tanzania can be visited year-round, but the best time for safaris is usually during the dry season from June to October. Zanzibar is also beautiful during this period, while Kilimanjaro climbs are ideal from January to March and June to October.
Yes! We specialize in personalized experiences and can tailor your safari, Zanzibar holiday, or Kilimanjaro trek based on your travel style, budget, and preferences.
We offer a variety of accommodations including budget camps, mid-range lodges, luxury safari lodges, beachfront resorts, and mountain camps during Kilimanjaro treks.
We offer both private and group safari options. Private safaris provide a more personalized experience, while group safaris are a great option for travelers looking for a more affordable adventure.
Climbing Kilimanjaro is physically challenging but achievable for most people with proper preparation and determination. Choosing the right route and itinerary greatly improves acclimatization and summit success.
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