Adventure Specific

Game drives involve taking a guided tour through wildlife reserves in custom-built vehicles designed for optimal wildlife viewing. The vehicles typically have pop-up roofs and large windows to enhance the viewing and photography experience.

The vehicles used are custom-built 4WD Toyota Land Cruisers, equipped with pop-up roofs for unobstructed views and enhanced photography opportunities. These vehicles are specially maintained to ensure comfort during safaris.

Wildlife may roam around camps and lodges, especially in areas integrated with the natural environment. Guests are advised to follow safety guidelines and remain within designated areas unless accompanied by a guide.

Tipping is appreciated at the end of your safari. A tip of $35-50 per day per car for your driver/guide is recommended. For camping safaris, tipping around $10 per day for the cook is customary.

Typically, a safari package includes accommodation, meals, park fees, guided game drives, and transportation during the safari. However, flights, personal expenses, and travel insurance are usually not included.

Yes, the wildebeest migration occurs between Tanzania’s Serengeti and Kenya’s Masai Mara. The exact timing depends on rainfall patterns, but it generally happens from June to October.

The Marangu route is considered the easiest with cabins along the way, while the Lemosho and Machame routes offer more scenic views but require camping. The Machame route is steeper and recommended for more experienced hikers.

Moderate fitness is required for hiking in Tanzania. Climbing Mount Kilimanjaro, in particular, requires endurance due to high altitudes and steep ascents.

If you experience difficulties, you can either descend to a lower altitude for acclimatization or return to a base camp for recovery. Guides are trained to handle emergency situations.