An African Journey Like No Other
kiliclimb Africa Safaris
- Office In:
- Size:
- 1-5 employees (Founded in 2019)
- Member Of:
- IATA, TATO, Tanzania Tourist Board, TANAPA, BRELLA, NCA & KIPAP
- Tour Types:
- Custom budget & mid-range tours that can start every day
- Destinations:
- Price Range:
- $180 to $550 per person per day (USD, excl. int'l flights)
Reviews
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Email Kian | 20-35 years of age | Experience level: over 5 safaris
Local, friendly, hospitable, amazing
We just finished a 4 day tour with Kiliclimb (Arusha National Park, Tarangire, Ngorongoro Crater and Lake Manyara). It is without a doubt the best safari/game drives I have ever experienced.
The locations are all completely different and breathtaking, some jungle and some just flat grasslands. We managed to see the big five within two days, so very lucky and incredibly rare. The lodges we stayed at, the staff were incredibly friendly and welcoming. Any issues we had, was instantly resolved and done with a smile.
And now to our guide, Ombeni. What an incredible guide. From the first five minutes of welcoming you, he makes you feel at ease and cracks jokes. His knowledge of Tanzania (the country, areas and animals) is incredible and he answers questions with great explanations. He is also a very proud Maasai, which is very clear, and provides a in depth view into the fascinating tribe. He also constantly checked in on us to make sure we were good and also taught us a lot of Swahili words (Kasongo obviously being my favourite). And finally his spotting of animals is incredible, I don’t know how he does it. I can only compliment Ombeni, as he definitely made this trip something that I will never forget. Asanta sana Ombeni!
And also shoutout to Kiliclimb staff, Janeth, who was also constantly checking in on us during our trip. I have fallen in love with Tanzania and will be back very soon!
CH
Email Nicole | 20-35 years of age | Experience level: first safari
He was very knowledgable, a great animal spoter and a great photograph. Anything you could ask for
We did a 4-day Safari with Kiliclimb (Arusha Nationalpark, Tarangire, Ngorongoro and Lake Manyara). From the first contact we had a very positive feeling and kept in touch throughout the weeks leading up to the trip. Big shot out to Janeth who was our contact person and even during the safari stayed in touch with us to make sure everything is going well. Our guide for the trip was Ombeni and we couldnt have been any luckier! He was able to share a lot of the history of Tanzania especially of the Masaai (as a proud Masaai himself). Additionally, he also had all the animal facts down and truly has a talent for spotting all the different animals. Without him we wouldnt have seen half of it. We even managed to see the big 5. And dont let me forget his photo skills, without him I wouldnt even have proof that I saw the big five ;). The national parks also were the perfect variety (we were only left with the wish to come back and see even more and do the Serengetti as well). The lunches were always very delicious and nicely plated at various picnic spots in the national park and it was very nice to sit down, eat and talk with Ombeni. Furthermore, Ombeni also organized various local “snacks” such as fried banana, fried corn and many more for us to try!
Overall we just cannot wait to come back and do our next adventure with Kiliclimb and Ombeni.
Hopefully until soon!
DE
Email Sophie | 20-35 years of age | Experience level: first safari
Super friendly and very good organised
We had an amazing safari with epic gamedrives. Our gide Jonas was the best! He found all big fives and explained a lot. I really recommend him! Our group dynamic was very good (all in the same age). The campsites were also very nice and a great experience.
KR
Email PJA | 20-35 years of age | Experience level: first safari
Kiliclimb is the best👍🏻
Logan from Kiliclimb was our guide, and he was truly amazing. He was an excellent driver and took great care with the vehicle to ensure our safety. He also did his best to ensure we saw all of the Big Five animals, which we did. If I ever go to Africa again, I would definitely choose Kiliclimb.😊
Kiliclimb is the best👍🏻
They were really friendly, and thanks to them, I had a great time. They took good care of the vehicle and guided me safely. Our guide, Logan, especially, worked really hard to ensure we saw all of the Big Five. Next time I go to Africa, I'll definitely be back with Kiliclimb Logan. 😊
KR
Email Kyungwoo | 20-35 years of age | Experience level: first safari
Amazing tour.
We had a 3-night, 4-day honeymoon Serengeti private tour with Logan. He was a truly experienced driver and guide, with excellent driving skills, kind explanations, and an impressive ability to spot animals.
We were worried because our English isn’t very good, but he explained everything in a way that was easy for us to understand. He also made a great effort to find and show us many different animals, and thanks to him, we were able to see all of the Big Five.
Thank you so much, Logan and Kiliclamb!
IT
Email Marco | 35-50 years of age | Experience level: first safari
Marco - Kiliclimb Africa Safaris
Awesome 6-days Kilimanjaro Climbing: organisation is simply perfect, the guide is very professional and the National Park is an exceptional example of sustainable tourism.
You are projected in the untouched nature of the Africa's roof and will be amazed by the landscapes and by the wild life. Something you should do once in your life,Best Team of Guides and Company Kiliclimb Africa Safaris !!Highly Recommend
TW
Email Grace | 20-35 years of age | Experience level: first safari
A multi language learning warrior
This safari was not just about seeing animals, but about understanding the land, the distance, and the effort behind the journey. The long drives and changing landscapes reminded me how vast and diverse this region truly is. While the cost felt high compared to our personal income, the reality of the travel conditions made it clear that organizing such a trip requires significant work and responsibility.
Our guide, Ombene, played an important role in shaping the experience. He drove patiently for many hours, navigated difficult roads with confidence, and remained calm and positive throughout. As a Maasai Murani, he carried a strong sense of pride in his culture and shared a warm energy with the group, especially during moments when everyone gathered to relax and connect.
I am not completely sure if the guide’s salary is included in the tour fee, but offering a tip felt like a meaningful way to recognize his dedication.
What stayed with me most were the gradual transitions of scenery, from open plains to wildlife-filled landscapes, and the quiet moments of observing animals in their natural environment. These experiences created a deeper connection to the place beyond simple sightseeing.
For travelers who appreciate slow journeys, cultural encounters, and immersive experiences rather than rushed schedules, this safari is worth considering. It takes effort, but the rewards come in moments of understanding and reflection.
TW
Email Chang | 20-35 years of age | Experience level: first safari
A professional tourism brand that leads travelers to deeply experience the beauty of African culture and nature.
The grasslands were quieter than I had imagined.
In the Tanzanian mornings, the wind carried a dry, wild scent. As the first rays of sunlight slowly climbed the horizon, I suddenly understood—some places aren't seen with the eyes, but remembered with the heart.
A safari is more than just seeing animals.
It's seeing an elephant slowly trudging through the dust that makes you understand the meaning of composure; it's seeing a lion lying quietly in the distance that makes you feel true regal presence for the first time; it's also when the vehicle stops in the middle of the boundless grassland that you suddenly realize—you are so small, yet so free.
For a moment, I even turned off my camera.
Because I knew some scenes couldn't be captured: the sunset burning the entire sky a golden-red,
and the guide's soft whisper—
Hakuna Matata.
In that instant, I truly understood.
It's not that the world has no troubles,
but rather—right now, live well.
If you ask me, is a Tanzanian safari worth it?
I would say:
This is not a trip.
It's a mirror.
It lets you see the real world for the first time,
and also see your true self.
(automatic translation from Chinese)
Email Byron & Patricia | 50-65 years of age | Experience level: first safari
JAMBO JAMBO!!!!
We had an amazing time on our tour! Our guide, Godson, provided a great briefing the day before, ensuring we were well-prepared. The hike to Materuni Falls was enjoyable, and the coffee tour was particularly special. We learned how to roast and grind coffee, and then savored a delicious traditional African lunch. We capped off our day at several wildlife spots, capturing spectacular pictures of us in the wild. We highly recommend this company for an unforgettable tour!
