Northern Tanzania
The wild,
seen differently
Private, unhurried safaris across the Serengeti, Ngorongoro and Tarangire — shaped around the way you actually want to travel.
Private, unhurried safaris across the Serengeti, Ngorongoro and Tarangire — shaped around the way you actually want to travel.
It is the guide. It is the timing. It is the willingness to sit still for another twenty minutes because something is about to happen. We run a deliberately small number of journeys each season so that every one of them is planned by a person who knows the route, has slept in the camps, and is still reachable while you are on the road.
Timed to the northern Serengeti in crossing season. Two nights are held in reserve so your guide can follow the herds rather than a schedule — the crossings keep their own calendar, and we would rather wait for them than pretend otherwise.
Eight days · From US$4,450 per person sharing
The northern circuit, unhurried. First light on the crater floor before the day vehicles descend, long afternoons among the baobabs, and a rim lodge that earns the drive up to it.
Seven days · From US$3,890 per person sharing
Nine days of game viewing, then the crossing to the archipelago. For travellers who want the plains and the Indian Ocean held in a single arc, without rushing either.
Eleven days · From US$6,200 per person sharing
guests to a vehicle, never more
planner, from first call to last transfer
kept in reserve on every route
Join a scheduled departure. The same guides and the same vehicles as a private journey, shared with no more than six travellers.
Most itineraries are built backwards from what is easy to sell. We begin with a conversation instead — what you want to see, how early you are willing to rise, whether you would rather cover ground or stay put and watch.
From there we choose the camps, the guide and the pace. Nothing is booked until the shape of the thing is right.
Endless plains, and the herds that cross them
A collapsed caldera holding its own world
Elephant country, under ancient baobabs
The mountain that anchors the north
A short conversation, no obligation. We will tell you honestly whether the season suits what you want to see.
The Mara crossings are unpredictable by nature. How we read the season, and how we build slack into a route so a quiet week is never a wasted one.
The short rains change the light, the roads and the birdlife. A practical list from our guides, with the three things travellers most often forget.
Two of Tanzania’s best-known parks, rewarding completely different kinds of traveller. A straight comparison, with no hedging.
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