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Cristian Corona
IT
Visited:
October 2025
Reviewed: Oct 22, 2025
Email Cristian Corona | 35-50 years of age | Experience level: over 5 safaris
Safari fantastici
One of the most beautiful and fantastic places to go on safari, with fantastic unspoiled nature, a large number of animals, and many felines, Tanzania offers a true immersion in the savana in a truly welcoming and wild environment! Beautiful!
Pavel
RU
Visited:
October 2025
Reviewed: Oct 20, 2025
Email Pavel | 35-50 years of age | Experience level: first safari
Safari in Tanzania (Ngorongoro - Tarangire - Lake Manyarai
We really enjoyed our safari tour, and our guide, Kefas, was fantastic. He showed us a variety of animals, and we took great photos. We saw elephants, lionesses, a black rhinoceros, a cheetah, hippos, giraffes, and many zebras and antelopes.
The hotel we stayed at after each safari day was very cozy, and the staff was always ready to help.
Justin
US
Visited:
September 2025
Reviewed: Oct 15, 2025
Email Justin | 35-50 years of age | Experience level: 2-5 safaris
Tanzania is a beautiful, warm paradise.
PROs: I had a very dedicated, reliable driver that drive me roundtrip from my hotel to Mikumi for 7-hr each way! Also, my guide has in-depth knowledge on the wildlife, popular spots for tracking animals, and was very good company.
CONs: The trip duration to and from the hotel was NOT as advertised. The journey took a total of 14 hours by car. In addition, the organizer did an absolutely awful job of keeping me informed on the pickup time and coordinating the park entrance fees, which wasted much time unnecessarily.
However, the safari itself was remarkable and I thank the driver and tour guide for their kindness, knowledge, and patience.
John
GB
Visited:
October 2025
Reviewed: Oct 14, 2025
Email John | 65+ years of age | Experience level: over 5 safaris
Amazing Safari Destination
My wife and I have just returned home from a fantastic trip to Tanzania organised for us by Greg Adventures. We have been lucky to visit various countries in Africa over the past twenty two years and watching wildlife has always figured highly. This trip included visits to four of the National Parks: Tarangire, Serengeti, Ngorogoro and Lake Manyara. The accommodation provided was carefully chosen with excellent food, service and spacious rooms. Our driver and guide, Denis, was a joy to be with. His excellent driving skills, Safari knowledge and quiet sense of humour made him a joy to be with and he always seemed to know exactly where to place our vehicle for excellent viewings. Without doubt the best Safari experience we’ve had especially our four days spent in the Serengeti. We also learnt a lot about life in Tanzania, especially the Masai culture. Would not hesitate to recommend Greg Adventures for your Tanzanian Safari.
Gerjanne Bosman
NL
Visited:
September 2025
Reviewed: Oct 13, 2025
Email Gerjanne Bosman | 35-50 years of age | Experience level: first safari
Im in love
What a fantastic holiday we had! Everyone we met in Tanzania was incredibly kind and friendly. We could all learn a thing or two from them. It's painful to see the stark contrast between the lives of the locals and those of us tourists. Tanzania truly has a special place in my heart! The safaris were amazing! The Serengeti is definitely my favorite; the vastness and the tranquility it exudes are so overwhelming, even as you drive, stand, and sleep among the wild animals. An overnight stay in the Serengeti is absolutely recommended. It's wonderful to hear lions roar and hyenas laugh while you're snuggling in your tent. Our next trip to Tanzania will be one where we want to give something back to the locals and breathe in the Tanzanian air again.
Victoria Fernandez
ES
Visited:
September 2025
Reviewed: Oct 12, 2025
Email Victoria Fernandez | 50-65 years of age | Experience level: 2-5 safaris
A wonderful country to visit
We really enjoyed the Safari days we spent with our guide, Gilbert, who was extremely knowledgeable in general terms, reliable and capable of showing us the best landscapes and wildlife views. Our time in Zanzibar, was also very interesting. We loved to learn about the story of Stone town and the island and really loved visiting the market full of wonderful spices, fish and fruit. We had time to rest close to the beach were we enjoyed excellent food and drinks on top of the wonderful views of the Indic Ocean and the beach.
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what we loved the most was the kind, professional and helpful nature of Tanzanian people in all placed we visited. They always had a smile in their faces and were really to help and have a kind chat with us. We also loved Tanzanian cuisine that we enjoyed in every single hotel we stood at, lunch packs included. Masai lamb, goat and the way food was seasoned in general, proved a pleasure for us.In summary, we loved the people, the landscapes, the wildlife, the food and drinks (Tanzanian beer was also quite good!) and hope to go back for a visit in the near future, devoting again most of the time to Safaris which were one of the most striking experience of our lives.
Kellie Selwood
US
Visited:
September 2025
Reviewed: Oct 10, 2025
Email Kellie Selwood | 50-65 years of age | Experience level: first safari
Breathtaking
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of the animals from above. I would recommend doing that heartily, but just enjoy the flight and put pictures on the back burner - you'll enjoy it more. We finished our tour in the Ngorongoro Crater which was just as magnificent as I'd always envisioned. It had a large savannah area as well as lakes and waterways which were quite lush. Tons of animals in every location. We were even able to view, from a distance, the elusive rhinoceros! Overall, there were nice picnic areas and bathroom facilities at all the parks, well maintained, and in convenient locations which was very nice and unexpected. We even had the opportunity to share one of our bathrooms with a friendly local elephant. Our last day we went to Kilimanjaro and did a short hike (2-3 miles) to the Mashariki waterfall. The trail was a bit rough, but completely manageable even for older folks. The waterfall was beautiful and worth the hike. We did head over to the Chemka Hot Springs on our way back to Arusha, but we were there on a weekend when it was very crowded and we were disappointed that it was not a hot spring... just a beautiful cold spring. We did not take in much of the local culture as we had a tight schedule, but everyone we met on our trip was very friendly and we felt very safe. The roads inside the parks were bumpy, dirt roads, but were very well maintained and not as rough as we thought they would be. It was dry season when we went so it was very dusty. I can't say enough about our visit and if you have the opportunity to go, I would highly recommend it. I will never forget it.
Gabriele Bruno
IT
Visited:
September 2025
Reviewed: Oct 9, 2025
Email Gabriele Bruno | 35-50 years of age | Experience level: 2-5 safaris
Safari in Nyerere
All ok Obi great guide, we spent very unforgettable moments
Anny
CA
Visited:
September 2025
Reviewed: Oct 9, 2025
Email Anny | 20-35 years of age | Experience level: first safari
Once in a lifetime trip
It’s definitely full of surprises and I would love to go back any time!
Chin
GB
Visited:
August 2025
Reviewed: Oct 8, 2025
Email Chin | 50-65 years of age | Experience level: first safari
A great country to observe African safari wildlife and experience intriguing Masai culture
Our contact, Cynthia, was always available to help and made adjustments throughout our trip to ensure everything was perfect. Our safari driver was exceptionally knowledgeable about the animals' habitats and behaviors, enabling us to spot all the key species. A highlight was getting a close-up view of lions and cubs relaxing and playing in their natural environment.
The Masai village cultural experience is a must-do. We had the privilege of interacting with Masai families and learning about their history. Another unforgettable moment was spending half a day with a guide from the Chaga tribe. He involved us in the entire process of making coffee—from raw bean to brewed cup—while singing
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a Swahili song along the way. The homemade traditional organic lunch was both delicious and nutritious.The country is blessed with wonderful weather and an abundance of tropical fruits, such as deliciously creamy avocados, watermelons, guavas, and papayas.
We rounded off our trip with a visit to Zanzibar, which boasts beautiful white-sand beaches on the east coast. It's an ideal location for kite surfing and the perfect place to relax after our safari adventures.
