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Ngorongoro Conservation Area
The trip from Arusha to Ngorongoro is a long one, but you’ll be grateful for the early start and late finish as you’re taking in the conservation area’s stunning views and diverse wildlife.
You’ll enjoy a half-day game drive through the Ngorongoro Conservation Area: the best place in the northern circuit to see the enigmatic black rhinoceros. Within the park, you’ll also spot roaming pride of lions, large packs of hyenas, wallowing hippopotamus, great herds of wildebeest, stoic cape buffalo, brightly colored flamingoes, and more. Ngorongoro truly is one of the most spectacular safari experiences out there!
One Day Hike – Mount Kilimanjaro
If you want just a taste of what Mount Kilimanjaro has to offer, we can cater to you too. Starting from your hotel after breakfast, our driver will take you to Marangu Gate. Situated at 1980m, you’ll start from here and hike through the rainforest to visit Maundi Crater and the Mandara encampment.
This half-day trip gives you an opportunity to spot colobus monkeys and a startling array of birdlife in their natural habitat.
Tarangire National Park
Tarangire is the least visited of the parks along Tanzania’s northern circuit, and it’s a crying shame. The park’s large elephant population, iconic Baobab trees, and diversity of wildlife make it one of the best parks in the country for taking breathtaking photos or simply basking in the beauty of the world’s largest land mammals.
Zanzibar Jozani forest tour
This trip is excellent for nature lovers who want to experience the thrilling fascination of walking through large pandanus and palm trees.
Depart from your Hotel at 9 o’clock.
The Jozani forest, a natural reserve, lies 35 km southeast of Zanzibar City between Chawaka Bay and Uzi Bay.
The only remaining natural forest of Unguja covers an area of 10 square km. The forest, with trees older than 100 years, is the sanctuary for some very interesting animals, including the Red Collobus monkey, the small Zanzibar leopard, blue monkey, chameleon, mongoose, bush baby, tree hyrax, bush pig, civet, and two small antelope species found only on Zanzibar, Zanzibar duiker and sunni.
Zanzibar Mangwapani beach and the slave caves tour
A relaxing excursion to the Mangwapani serena restaurant where you will have the possibility to taste some of the island’s most delicious barbeque grill or have a cocktail on their private beach.
You can watch the local fishermen prepare for the evening in this relaxing atmosphere or explore the nearby slave caves. The arrangement of complementary water sport activities is possible.
We can arrange this excursion on a half day basis or as a whole day tour in addition to a city tour or spice tour.
Zanzibar Nungwi village tour
Zanzibar Prison island tour
You can explore this beautiful island, which is an ideal place for a walk, on a relaxing half-day excursion from Stone Town. The view of Stone Town from the island is breathtaking especially at night. We will give you a short-guided tour around the island. After the guided tour you can swim in the crystal water or explore the glorious coral reefs by snorkeling.
Zanzibar Spice tour
Zanzibar is famed around the world for the quality of its spices.
Take a day to explore the industry that put the island on the map and learn more about the island’s rich history. On this three hours guided tour, you will explore the various spices of Zanzibar which are used in almost every kitchen on earth, such as cinnamon, cloves, black pepper, garlic, lemongrass, turmeric, ginger, vanilla, nutmeg, and more.
You’ll not only learn how these spices go from the plantations to our tables but also about the more unorthodox uses for these spices as home remedies.
Zanzibar Stone Town City Tour
Stone Town is the cultural heart of the island and the old city area of Zanzibar City, located on the western shore. The city got its name from the many big multistory buildings made of stone which form the landscape of the old town part. This buildings are actually not made of stone, but with mortar and corals. Although the corals were a good and easily available building material, they are also easily damageable. Some of the houses are in a bad shape and the Stone Town Conservation Authority co-ordinates the restorations of this houses to maintain the towns original glory.