Gointanzaniasafaris
Goin Tanzania Safaris
- Office In:
- Size:
- 1-5 employees (Founded in 2020)
- Member Of:
- Tanzania Tourist Board
- Tour Types:
- Customizable private tours and fixed group tours
- Destinations:
- Price Range:
- $180 to $1,200 per person per day (USD, excl. int'l flights)
Reviews
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Email Ruxandra | 50-65 years of age | Experience level: first safari
An unique and beautiful experience !
Great experience with this agency, we highly recommend it! In order to prepare the trip, we were in contact with Rogath, he was very reactive to all our requests and very quick to answer all our questions. During the Safari Peter, our guide was exceptional, explaining things and taking us in the most breathtaking places and thanks to him we were able to see all Africa’s big 5 (lions, the shy leopard, elephants, buffalos and rhinos) and many other beautiful and unique African animals.
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Email Parker | 20-35 years of age | Experience level: 2-5 safaris
Knowledgeable and friendly.
Good service overall. Great safari guide. Very delicious food made by a cook who traveled with us.
I had an amazing experience and thoroughly enjoyed my time. Only complaint is that my bag got torn slightly, but it was made of thin material so I don’t blame them for that at all.
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Email Tarek | 20-35 years of age | Experience level: first safari
A professional and friendly tour operator delivering well-organized, enriching experiences
I had an amazing experience with this tour! The Materuni waterfall was absolutely breathtaking, and the coffee tour with the local community was both fun and educational. Later, we relaxed at the Kikuletwa Hot Springs, which was the perfect way to end the day. Everything was well organized and on time. Ibrahim Michael, the owner, is very professional and friendly. I highly recommend this company!
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Email anna | 20-35 years of age | Experience level: first safari
Ibrahim is helpful
This was one of the best day trips I've ever taken! We visited Materuni Waterfall and learned how to make traditional coffee such a unique experience. The hot springs at Kikuletwa were clean and beautiful. Our guide made the day fun and stress-free. Huge thanks to Ibrahim for planning everything perfectly. I would definitely book with them again
Very approachable, everything went as agreed. Helped with unexpected issues. I definitely recommend.
Good value for money, easy to make arrangements with anyone, a unique experience, everyone was very friendly, fun, and approachable.
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Email Jurij | 20-35 years of age | Experience level: first safari
Praygod Michael was very friendly and helpful. Everything went as arranged.
Great experience for the price. Communication was smooth with everyone. Truly one of a kind. The whole team was kind, entertaining, and easy to talk to.
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Email Morgane, Alex | 20-35 years of age | Experience level: first safari
Expectations exceeded
We just came back from this wonderful safari full of wild animals and beautiful scenery. I 100% recommend. Planning and paying were quite difficult at the beginning, as we are sceptical travelers, but everything went smoothly and we could not be more happy. Asante sana Josh and crew!
Great
Had a good experience, everything was great!
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Email João Afonso Monteiro Velosa | 20-35 years of age | Experience level: first safari
Young agency with young guides and owners. Very available online and very good price, some issues
Overall, good experience for the price. Everyone was professional and the tour was delivered as discussed before.
Some issues with ponctuality, with almost 2 precious hours lost in the first day due to an avoidable delay, which dictated an absence of actual "game drive" in the Serengeti.
The guide and cook were young and both very friendly and helpful, altough sometimes seemed disoriented in the stops along the way and finding the spots to sleep and pickup food.
The vehicle was alright but quite old, without functioning outlets to charge phones and with some clear mechanical issues (the windshield cleaner was broken, making the drive in the rain very dangerous, and the velocimeter did not work at all). However, the guide was very careful when driving, trying his best not to put us in any risk.
The food was very well prepared by our cook. We had beer/soft drinks in the first meal (not in the others).
The parks are beautiful and full of wildlife, making the journey unforgetable even with some small issues to fix by the company
Too much pressure to write a review in front of them whilst still in the car.
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Email Hannah | 35-50 years of age | Experience level: first safari
Dream came true
Ibrahim going Tanzania safaris made our dream come true. Normally, I buy the Lonely Planet and am my own tour guide. In this way my son and I have travelled in many countries, with success. But in Tanzania this is not possible, believe me. A visit to a national park is not like going to the zoo. And if you think you yourself can do the driving, well, forget it. After having received a dozen prices for a safari I almost gave up, because I really thought that it was only something for the select club op rich people, which I am not. But then I looked for the best price. I have to admit, it's still a lot of money, but chances are high that this will be our one and only visit to Tanzania. So... We said yes. What we got for the money was great - and, I think the same as the ones who pay ten times more. We were collected early in the morning by a driver, got a breakfast, two other couples joined and off we went. Eli, the driver, was 4 days non stop happy, he knew a lot about almost any species. We first visited Serengeti, had half a day of watching anything. Name it, we saw it. The big 5, gazelles, thousands of zebra's, antilopes, rhinos, monkeys, a crocodile, etc. We doubted quite some time about sleeping in a tent, but we did and it was very comfortable. In terms of how comfortable a tent can be. The shower was cold, but hey, even I, the one who normally won't leave my house without showering or new socks, I could let it go. People won't die of dusty hair. Beware of the fact that the day after you are much closer to the Ngorogoro and temperature drops intensely. It was 9°C and we weren't prepared for that. Well, actually we were. But we didn't listen. So be prepared! That was our second evening, after more Serengeti. Nice as well is the way you eat. Each company has its own chef. Ours was amazing. How can you make bread, bake pizza, cook soup, a stew and french fries on a gas stove? It was not just good. No, it was delicious! Our third day was Ngorogoro. Something completely different than Serengeti. Lush, damp, green. Both were spectacular. Then we headed to Arusha Inn Hostel for the night. Not spectacular, not the rooms, nor the hotel, but we were quite tired and eyes shut the bed felt very comfortable. The day after we visited the
Materuni waterfalls. A long ride, best to make sure you visit Moshi afterwards. Once we arrived we were offered rubber boots, but hey, who needs boots? These Europeans can handle a bit of mud. But the amount of mud is large. It seems like your walking through a bath of chocolate. Or cow poop. We were really glad that our two guides litetally held our handq on the steeper parts. My son brought his swimming pants, well, I brought my bikini too, but... We weren't that brave. Let's say that the beauty of nature was fullfilling enough. One thing is for sure: I'll try to print these 4 days in my long time memory, that's for sure.