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Great Migration River Crossings
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.
Eight days · From US$4,450 per person sharing
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Tanzania safaris
Four ways to see
Four ways to see
the north
Every Wildblick safari runs on the same principles — small vehicles, senior guides and a day in reserve. What changes is where you sleep, how you move and how much of the world you want to yourselves.
Find your styleHow we build a safari
Choose the style. We shape the route around you.
Nothing on this page is fixed. Each style below is a starting point — a way of describing the level of comfort, privacy and pace you want. Once we know that, we choose the parks, the season and the camps with you, and build the days around what you most want to see.
All four styles share a private vehicle, a guide who stays with you from arrival to departure, and one planner in Arusha who answers your questions from first call to last transfer.
Safari styles
Where would you like to begin?
I · Luxury
Tanzania Luxury Safari
Fine lodges and tented camps, a private vehicle and a senior guide for the whole journey.
Eight days · From US$6,900 pp →
II · Honeymoon
Tanzania Honeymoon Safari
Plains, crater and the Indian Ocean in one unhurried arc — built for two, with time kept for nothing at all.
Ten days · From US$7,800 pp →
III · Midrange
Tanzania Midrange Safari
The same guides and the same routes, with comfortable, well-run lodges in place of the headline names.
Six days · From US$2,650 pp →
IV · High End
Tanzania High End Safaris
Private concessions, exclusive-use houses and light-aircraft transfers. Nothing shared, nothing rushed.
Nine days · From US$14,500 pp →Six
guests to a vehicle, never more
One
planner, from first call to last transfer
A day
kept in reserve on every route
Side by side
Compare the four styles
Prices are indicative per person sharing, and move with season, camp choice and group size. We will always quote in full before anything is booked.
| Luxury Safari | Honeymoon Safari | Midrange Safari | High End Safaris | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Best for | Travellers who want comfort and privacy without excess | Couples marking a beginning | First safaris, families, value without shortcuts | Once-in-a-lifetime journeys; total privacy |
| Stays | Five-star lodges and permanent tented camps | Intimate camps, then a quiet beach villa | Well-run lodges and tented camps, en-suite | Private concessions and exclusive-use houses |
| Vehicle | Private 4×4, pop-up roof | Private 4×4, for two | Private 4×4, pop-up roof | Private vehicle plus light-aircraft hops |
| Guide | Senior guide throughout | Senior guide throughout | Experienced, licensed guide throughout | Our most senior guides; private camp guides |
| Typical length | 7–10 days | 9–14 days | 5–8 days | 8–12 days |
| Indicative price | From US$6,900 pp | From US$7,800 pp | From US$2,650 pp | From US$14,500 pp |
The collection
Three ways into the north
Our signature routes. Each can be run in any of the four styles.
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Crater Rim and Open Plains
The northern circuit, unhurried. First light on the crater floor before the day vehicles descend, and long afternoons among the baobabs.
Seven days · From US$3,890 per person sharing
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III
Bush, Baobabs and the Coast
Nine days of game viewing, then the crossing to the archipelago. The plains and the Indian Ocean held in a single arc.
Eleven days · From US$6,200 per person sharing
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Questions
Before you ask
When is the best time for a Tanzania safari?
There is no bad month, only different ones. June to October is dry, with easy game viewing and the northern Serengeti river crossings from roughly July. January to March brings calving in the southern Serengeti. April and May are the long rains — quieter, greener and better value, though some camps close.
Is a private vehicle included in every style?
Yes. Every safari we plan — including midrange — uses a private 4×4 with a pop-up roof and a guide who stays with you throughout. Small-group departures share a vehicle with no more than six travellers.
How far ahead should we book?
For July to October and the Christmas period, nine to twelve months gives the best choice of camps. Outside those windows, three to six months is usually enough. Shorter notice is often possible — ask us.
Can we combine safari with Kilimanjaro or Zanzibar?
Yes, and most of our travellers do one or the other. A climb works best before the safari; the beach works best after it. See our Kilimanjaro and Zanzibar pages.
Begin
If Tanzania has been on the list for years, this is where it begins.
A short conversation, no obligation. We will tell you honestly whether the season suits what you want to see.
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