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Ellen Maryati
ID
Visited:
April 2025
Reviewed: May 28, 2025
Email Ellen Maryati | 35-50 years of age | Experience level: first safari
Paradise
I went to Serengeti, Ngorongoro and Tarangire in low season. I was afraid that I won’t see lots if animals because it’s rainy season. Turns out the weather is great, just a little bit rain, saw lots of animals, perfect scenes, and saw the Great Migration too! It’s not the dramatic scenes when the animals are crossing the Mara river, but we did see the Great Migration. And we didn’t expect it since the internet is saying the great migration is only in certain months in the dry and ‘high season’. I guess they don’t refer to Serengeti. Turned out it’s a one year cycle and happen most of the time in Tanzania. To choose safari in Serengeti over Masai Mara was a tough decision considering the budget. It’s a blessing for me to finally be in Serengeti. The animals are not yet in Masai Mara on April and I got the chance to see the migration in so called “low season’. If I have this great experience in the low season, I wonder what it will be like in the dry season or ‘high season’. No matter what the season is, Tanzania is always a paradise
Liviu Cira
AE
Visited:
March 2025
Reviewed: May 17, 2025
Email Liviu Cira | 20-35 years of age | Experience level: first safari
Tales of Tanzania
We went to Tanzania for a safari trip and came back with unforgettable memories! The safari was beyond expectations. Seeing animals in their natural habitat was blissful. From a group of 13(!) lion cubs chilling together under Serengeti's sunset to the elephant that stopped in front of our car in the Ngorongoro forest, or the buffalos visiting the lodges at night and the lion roaring in the background while we were having dinner at the lodge in the savanah, everything seems out of this world.
Beyond the game seeing experience, we have to thank and appreciate the hospitality of the locals. From the tour guides diligently narrating safari tales to the locals receiving us to their villages in Materuni and the Masais in Ngorongoro, everybody was very welcoming and accommodating.
The main attraction was the 2/3 days safari trip starting in Arusha, proceeding via Ngorongoro, then staying in South Serengeti for a full day and then coming
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back through Ngorongoro and descending in the crater there. We've seen a wealth of antilopes (Eland - the biggest, Dik Dik - the smallest), lions, elephants (lots of them), giraffes and probably thousands(!) of zebras and gnus - while following the road in Serengeti we crossed straight through an immense heard of them.In addition the safari trip we also had a short hike on Kilimanjaro, visited the Materuni village where we MADE coffee end-to-end, from peeling the coffee seed to brewing the coffee powder, visited the Materuni waterfall (perhaps the tallest in the region if I'm not mistaking), had great fun and the Kikuleta springs and took photos with animals, fed them and pet them (yes) at a resort near Kilimanjaro.
All in all, dreamy experience, first contact with Africa and safaris, felt safe throughout our trip and came back home with a strong desire to write another chapter of Tales of Tanzania.
Paul Warren
MT
Visited:
April 2025
Reviewed: May 16, 2025
Email Paul Warren | 65+ years of age | Experience level: over 5 safaris
Definitely a country to visit
Second visit to Tanzania, involved with a charity. Tacked a safari in Ruaha National Park which was spectacular.
Corinne Conrad
CH
Visited:
April 2025
Reviewed: May 14, 2025
Email Corinne Conrad | 50-65 years of age | Experience level: first safari
Tanzania, with its diverse wildlife and magical landscapes, evokes deep emotions with every encounte
That evening, we stayed in a little corner of paradise after an excellent meal. The next morning, a gentle walk brought us to the lake’s edge, where hundreds of flamingos offered a magical spectacle. On the way, we passed zebras, gazelles, and wildebeests resting in this peaceful, timeless place.
Then we headed to the Serengeti, the long-awaited park. From the very first day, the landscapes and wildlife
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took our breath away. The long hours on the road faded away thanks to everything there was to see. That night, we stayed in a camp in the heart of the park, lulled to sleep by the sounds of lions and nearby hippos.The second day exceeded all expectations: animal encounters at every turn, and just when we thought it was over, more surprises appeared. A cozy campfire closed out the evening before another wonderful night in a beautifully appointed tent under the stars.
Next, we made our way south in the Serengeti to witness the great wildebeest migration. The experience was breathtaking. We enjoyed a brunch on the hood of the car, surrounded by endless wilderness—a truly unforgettable moment. That evening, we reached a new lodge just in time for a stunning sunset.
Our final safari day took place in the Ngorongoro Crater. After a long ascent, an extraordinary view unfolded: a vast, protected caldera with a lake, green grasses, flowers, and abundant wildlife. It felt like paradise, shielded from the outside world. A perfect ending to our journey.
Tanzania revealed its treasures to us little by little, with gentleness and wonder, allowing us to take it all in without rushing. Throughout this incredible journey, our guide Goodfrey was attentive, knowledgeable, and kind. He made the experience all the more special.
A heartfelt thank you to Serengeti-African Tours, who listened to us during the planning, welcomed us on arrival, and supported us throughout the trip. This journey truly lived up to all our expectations
Regina Stadler
CH
Visited:
April 2025
Reviewed: May 9, 2025
Email Regina Stadler | 50-65 years of age | Experience level: 2-5 safaris
A fantastic wildlife at a lovely place
We have been to Tansania, it was fantastic. Lovely trip at a wonderful place, no tourists!
Joy Frech
CA
Visited:
March 2025
Reviewed: May 4, 2025
Email Joy Frech | 50-65 years of age | Experience level: 2-5 safaris
EPIC
Good day, we had a wonderful time in Tanzania, our safari was more then we expected, our driver Rajab amazing, we still converse on WhatsApp.
the sites, animals, accommodations, food and new friendships. thank you Tanzania
Anna
ES
Visited:
December 2021
Reviewed: May 2, 2025
Email Anna | 20-35 years of age | Experience level: first safari
The dream of a child
Going on a safari in the Serengeti and the Ngorongoro Crater was one of the best experiences of my life. Since I was a child, I dreamed of seeing animals in the wild, like in the movies—but being there exceeded all my expectations. The vast landscapes, the incredible biodiversity, and the deep respect for the animals create a unique connection with nature. The Serengeti has a special energy that’s hard to describe, and the Ngorongoro Crater feels like a world of its own, full of life. It’s a journey that stays with you forever. Absolutely recommended.
Tahara Maharaj
CA
Visited:
April 2025
Reviewed: Apr 30, 2025
Email Tahara Maharaj | 35-50 years of age | Experience level: first safari
Amazing experience in Tanzania
Tanzania was absolutely amazing. We saw so many animals in their natural habitat and because we went during the rainy season, the scenery was so picturesque!
The trees and the flowers made the backdrop of our Safari drives look like something out of a movie. We are looking forward to going this again in the near future :)
Abdul Jabbar Soomro
PK
Visited:
April 2025
Reviewed: Apr 23, 2025
Email Abdul Jabbar Soomro | 35-50 years of age | Experience level: first safari
Tanzania is an exceptional safari destination, offering iconic parks like Serengeti and Ngorongoro. Its rich wildlife, stunning landscapes, and cultural experiences create unforgettable adventures. Ideal for both first-time and seasoned travelers seeking authentic African wilderness and thrilling game viewing.
Fraser R
AU
Visited:
January 2024
Reviewed: Apr 18, 2025
Email Fraser R | 35-50 years of age | Experience level: first safari
So many great places!
I loved my time in Tanzania!
I started at Serengeti National Park and Ngorongoro crater, which had a really good balance between catering to tourists (plenty of places to see the animals from, established camp sites) and still being genuine wildlife reserves (no paved roads, animals walking free). I got to see quite a few lions, hippopotami, and giraffes, as well as more zebras and gazelles than you could count.
Next stop was Dar-es-Salaam, and then I took the ferry to Zanzibar. The whole island is beautiful, and Stone Town is like a time warp.
The people I met were all really friendly, which made it so much better, and I was really sad when I had to leave to get back to the real world.