Asante Bibi Tours and Safaris Team
Asante Bibi Safaris and Tours
- Office In:
- Size:
- 5-10 employees (Founded in 2023)
- Tour Types:
- Small & medium group tours (Budget & mid-range)
- Destinations:
- Price Range:
- $50 to $2,000 per person per day (USD, excl. int'l flights)
Reviews
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Email Louise | under20 years of age | Experience level: first safari
Amazing
Our safari experience was absolutely unforgettable — breathtaking landscapes, incredible wildlife sightings, and knowledgeable guides made every moment special. The entire trip was exceptionally well organized, from timely pickups to comfortable accommodations and smooth transitions between locations. It was the perfect blend of adventure and relaxation, and we can't wait to return!
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Email Laura | 20-35 years of age | Experience level: first safari
Great experience!
We did the safari as a group of 7 and enjoyed it a lot! As for the value for money it's an absolute 10/10 especially compared to other providers. Communication was easy and very reliable. Would absolutely recommend and do it again.
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Email Eve | 50-65 years of age | Experience level: first safari
Very friendly and attentive tour operator
I took a 3-day 2-night safari trip from Dar es Salaam to Mikumi National Park and u really enjoyed it. The train was really smooth and comfortable and then I was taken by car to my accommodation in Camp Bastion. The staff there were very friendly and welcoming and the food was really good. That afternoon I went to a nearby Maasai village to learn about them and that was also really good. On day 2 I went on safari in an open top and sided vehicle (which is a little cool when travelling between the accommodation and the park) and saw a LOT of amazing animals in their home. My guide Mhina was very helpful and informative about the animals and Rajabu is an excellent driver! Overall, I really had a terrific time.
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Email Marika | 50-65 years of age | Experience level: 2-5 safaris
Spectacular
The entire organization was flawless from the start. They picked us up at 5:00 a.m. at our hotel in Dar es Salaam and took us to the station. James, a wonderfully kind young man, was with us. With him, we
took the train to Morogoro (the railway line is brand new, the station and trains are modern and very clean). Upon our arrival, Rajabu was waiting for us and accompanied us to
Atupele Camp, a little corner of paradise (first we stopped for breakfast and to exchange euros for shillings). At Atupele Camp, we were welcomed by the very kind Pray, our official guide who took care of the entire organization of our tour and with whom we always had breakfast and dinner. After lunch, James and Pray took us to a Maasai village, and it was a unique experience to learn about the customs and traditions of this tribe.
On the second day, with James and Bakari Mhina, our driver, we went on a game drive inside Mikumi National Park. What can I say: a natural spectacle. Bakari did everything he could to show us all the animals and, almost at the end, even managed to spot a leopard, a very rare occurrence.
For lunch, everything was perfectly organized. Pray took care of providing us with a lunch box and unlimited water,
which we all consumed together at a lovely restaurant inside the park.
On the third day, again with James, Rajabu, and Margaret, our guide, we visited the Uvidunda Mountains and the Chizua Watwrfalls and admired the sugarcane plantations from above.
In the afternoon, we took the train back with James, and upon our arrival in Dar, we finally had the pleasure of meeting the legendary and very friendly Daudi.
Daudi accompanied us to the hotel and presented us with some beautiful Asante Bibi Tours T-shirts.
The next morning, Daudi accompanied us to the port and provided impeccable assistance all the way to the ferry dock. Our now super friend James was also with him.
It was three unforgettable days, surrounded by breathtaking nature and, above all, wonderful people.
Tanzanians are wonderful people, very welcoming and sociable, who go out of their way to please you and solve any problem.
I want to thank everyone: Daudi, Pray, James, Rajabu, Bakari, Margaret, young Elia, the waiter at Atupele, and all the camp staff (I hope I haven't forgotten anyone). You all helped make our trip to discover beautiful Tanzania unique and unforgettable. We will always carry you in our hearts.
Marika
(automatic translation from Italian)
