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Johanna Marius
EG
Visited:
August 2025
Reviewed: Oct 6, 2025
Email Johanna Marius | 65+ years of age | Experience level: first safari
a dream come true
I`ve always dreamed to seeing wild animals, particularly lions, in their own habitat. We did a 5 day tour through Tangarire, Ngorongoro and Serengeti national parks and saw more and closer up than we ever expected. A lot of the credit goes to our driver Fazil. While keeping his eyes on the bumpy track, he still spotted animals that we could only see with our binoculars. August was the ideal time to travel, pleasant temperatures. We felt safe and comfortable. The stays in the lodges (tents on platforms) were unexpectedly luxurious. All the staff was very pleasant and helpful.
After the safari we continued to Zanzibar to a beach hotel in the north. Food was excellent, rooms in our hotel were mediocre. I spent the last few days in Stonetown expecting some interesting sights. Stonetown is a World Heritage site, but it seems to me that the prized buildings have disappeared among new high rise buildings. I did see a few of the renowned carved doors.
I can highly recommend Tanzania as a travel destination.
Katharina
DE
Visited:
August 2025
Reviewed: Sep 10, 2025
Email Katharina | 50-65 years of age | Experience level: 2-5 safaris
An unforgettable experience
We have spent a holiday in Sansibar and made a 2 days safari in Tanzania with " African Flowers " It was really a great experience. The trip was very well organized, our guide war really great and provided us with all informations about the wildlife and the life in Tanzania that we needed. During the safari we could admire the landscapes and the animals, our lodge at Lake Manyara was marvelous. All on all it war really unforgettable.
Cathy Kristiansen
US
Visited:
August 2025
Reviewed: Sep 6, 2025
Email Cathy Kristiansen | 65+ years of age
Beautiful country, would recommend much higher prices for permits
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improvements and perhaps enforceable limits on how many jeeps may approach an animal at one time. Just a thought.
B Zitman
NL
Visited:
August 2025
Reviewed: Sep 3, 2025
Email B Zitman | 35-50 years of age | Experience level: over 5 safaris
Very nice wild life and very African country
It’s important to be prepared for some challenges along the way. Roads can be rough, and getting a flat tire every now and then is quite normal. Public toilets outside the national parks are often just simple holes in the ground – there’s never toilet paper, so bring your own. Even inside the parks, where “Western-style” toilets are provided, many are poorly maintained.
Another thing to keep in mind is pricing. As a tourist, you will often be asked to pay much more than the local rate. Whether you decide to negotiate or just accept the difference depends on your own comfort level. Ordering food can also be a lesson in patience: a simple lunch might easily take an hour before
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it arrives, but that’s just part of the local rhythm.If you prefer to stay fully in the “tourist bubble,” you’ll be more shielded from these aspects. But if you step outside it, you’ll experience both the challenges and the charm of everyday life in Tanzania. Either way, the incredible wildlife and landscapes more than make up for the occasional inconvenience.
James Joudrey
CA
Visited:
July 2025
Reviewed: Aug 12, 2025
Email James Joudrey | 35-50 years of age | Experience level: first safari
Resilient and resourceful people and beautiful landscapes.
We spent 9 days on safari in and near the Serengeti and were not disappointed. Experiences seeing the animals and plants from the documentaries was magical. The weather was great, high of 25C. We felt very safe with our guide who was incredibly knowledgeable and accommodating. Lodgings worked hard to make you feel comfortable and had good home cooked food.
Gianluca de Caprio
IT
Visited:
July 2025
Reviewed: Aug 11, 2025
Email Gianluca de Caprio | 50-65 years of age | Experience level: 2-5 safaris
All the wild animals in a very changing landscape
Tanzania is the perfect place if you want to admire wild animals in ever-changing settings. You'll see elephants in the grasslands near the river or see them emerge from the forest. You'll travel from the Serengeti plains to the lakes of Ngorongoro or Manyara.
The Serengeti itself is so vast that its landscape is constantly changing, and with it the animals that inhabit it.
It's highly commendable that the camps and lodges don't use artificial waterholes to attract animals.
The whole country, in general, is very hospitable. The hotels we encountered were always spotless and the people were friendly.
Run Xu
GB
Visited:
July 2025
Reviewed: Aug 11, 2025
Email Run Xu | 20-35 years of age | Experience level: first safari
A life changing experience to see wildlife in Serengeti!!
The trip to Tanzania was a dream come true! I saw so many animals in their habitat which was so impressive and can’t be put into words. It was also fun to learn about local culture! Thanks to our operator Kiliclimb Africa Safari, we saw all the Big 5 and learnt about Serengeti, Ngorongoro. Highly recommended!!
Harvey
US
Visited:
July 2025
Reviewed: Jul 30, 2025
Email Harvey | 65+ years of age | Experience level: first safari
Very pretty scenery and an abundance of wildlife
Tour guide was Mowalla. Excellent guide, knew the area and where the wildlife was expected to be like back of his hand. Very impressed by the scenery and by the abundance of wildlife. The Tanzania area was much larger than I expected. Took a lot of driving to cover all the areas. I over packed for cooler weather. Pleased to enjoy the winter weather of 70-75 during the day and good sleeping temperatures in the 50s at night. Sounds a little cold at night but with the bed covers was actually pretty nice. Only rained one time and not much on that one rain to effect anything or any part of the Safari tour. People on tour and the tour guides in particular were very conscious of keeping things clean and picked up. Tour guides were also very helpful in notifying other guides when special animals like the lions and leopards were spotted helping others see the animals too. Sometimes the radio chatter was a bit annoying but when you realized the chatter was letting other guides know of spotting the animals it wasn’t so annoying after that.
Malin Rangstedt
SE
Visited:
June 2025
Reviewed: Jul 11, 2025
Email Malin Rangstedt | 50-65 years of age | Experience level: first safari
The nature and wildlife is fantastic and so is the climate. There is so much to experience!
To go on a Safari with a operator was a fantastic experience and so worth it. We chosed 4 days with budget camp and are so satisfied. It was well organized and we met people from all over the world. A knowledgeable guide drived the jeep through these three fantastic national parks and let us see many different animals. There is so whole experience was beyond expectations.
Ross Paton
AU
Visited:
June 2025
Reviewed: Jun 26, 2025
Email Ross Paton | 65+ years of age | Experience level: 2-5 safaris
Great place for your next safari.
The safari we went on was fantastic. We got to see a huge variety of wildlife. We visited in June and the weather was very pleasant and the main tourist season hadn't built up. A barrier to Tanzania is the airport security which seemed pretty disorganised as well as a compulsory insurance tax for going to Zanzibar which seemed basically like a scam. Speaking of Zanzibar, while mainland Tanzania was welcoming , had lovely people and accommodation , Zanzibar Island is poorly designed, overrun with people and doesn't look particularly safe to get out and about on. Our recommendation would be to skip the post safari on Zanzibar and go somewhere safer and more beautiful on the way home.