1-Day Arusha National Park Advanture

Go Serengeti African Tours

4.9/5 – 353 Reviews

$300 pp (USD)

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Serengeti African Tours In National Park

Go Serengeti African Tours

4.9/5
(353 Reviews)

Office In:: Tanzania
Size:: 1-5 employees (Founded in 2019)
Member Of:: IATA, TATO & TALA
Tour Types:: Budget & mid-range tours with set start dates and a fixed itinerary
Destinations:: TZ

Serengeti African Tours In National Park

We are true experts when it comes to Tanzania. We live, work and travel here. Serengeti African Tours arranges lodge and camping safaris, trekking and hiking tours, and beach holidays. We carefully select our well-trained guides, drivers, cooks, and porters and have a fleet of well-maintained 4×4 vehicles as well as supply gear and equipment for camping safaris and climbing adventures.

Reviews353

Damien –

Reviewed: Aug 19, 2025

Very disponible to answer to your questions and exceptional driver

4/5

We had a wonderful 6-day trip with Serengeti Africa Tours.

- Positive

Linah, the contact person, was extremely available and answered our hundreds of questions on WhatsApp quickly and efficiently.

Our driver Matchete was exceptional. Very skilled, very passionate, and incredibly knowledgeable about the animals. He was always smiling and pleasant.

Visiting different parks was an outstanding experience.

- Negative

The food was good but a bit repetitive.

The preparation of the packed lunches in the morning was always delayed by 30 minutes to 1 hour, which made us feel like we were leaving for safari later than others.

In August, there are huge crowds. You are never alone—always dozens of jeeps around. At lunchtime, you have to “fight” with other agencies to get a table or chair in the picnic areas.

Nyani Public Campsite in the Serengeti was the worst campsite we’ve stayed at in 4 months of traveling through Africa: dirty toilets and showers, too much loud music and partying (those people shouldn’t be there), overcrowded, and in the evening you have to queue to use the toilets or showers.

The road to the Serengeti is chaotic, with 3 hours of rough driving each way. Because of that many car were stop on the way because of car issue. And us as well we lost 3h in all trip because of car issue due to very bad road.

- Ecological concerns

Too many plastic bottles. Almost all tourists carry reusable bottles, so agencies should find a better solution.

Lots of litter around the parking and cooking areas in the campsites.

Eating with real plates, cutlery, and glasses instead of plastic is a very good practice.

Paula Mwansa –

Reviewed: Aug 18, 2025

He cared and was very professional

5/5

We had a mix up with our reservation from another operator and he made sure we got into a lodge and took care of us. We are very thankful

Seo –

Reviewed: Aug 15, 2025

Fantastic fun

5/5

It was nice that they arrived early at the animal spots and parked the car in a good spot for observation.
There was an incident where the car door suddenly opened while we were driving off-road, but overall, I was grateful for their efforts to find the animals we wanted to see. They created a comfortable atmosphere, which allowed us to enjoy the tour over a five-day, four-night period.

First lesson: A must-do. I went to the accommodation the day before departure, but the reservation wasn't confirmed. When I checked, the staff informed me that they had changed rooms.
Second lesson: A must-do. Two staff members came to the accommodation the day before departure. They told us not to be late on the day of departure, but we were. I gave them a sincere apology, and they weren't late after that.
Third lesson: There's food, so share it with them. Since we're only seeing each other for four or five days, getting along well is a good thing for both of us. They were also very kind.
Fourth lesson: Be aware that you might not see a rhino. It's not the guide's fault. It's just luck. It's really hard to see one, so go to another country to see one. Lesson five: Don't assume there's a convenience store along the way like in Mongolia; bring everything with you. You should also buy all your snacks in Arusha.

Lesson complete.
It was a bit chaotic at first, but our staff member, Safina, was friendly, and our guide, David, was pleasant and helpful. Highly recommended. Don't forget to bring some snacks for the hike.

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Anna –

Reviewed: Aug 10, 2025

It was a very nice and well organized safari!

5/5

It was a very pleasant and well-organized safari. Communication was very good, the guides were very adaptable to us, and the prices were reasonable. Laurents, the guide, was very kind to us.

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Randi –