Read fresh tracks
Follow a guide across the Serengeti to understand who passed before you.
Our safaris
Wildlife Safari Africa
A close, considered encounter with the remarkable lives unfolding across Africa.
About this safari
Come close to
the living world.
A wildlife safari is built on attention: early light, fresh tracks, and the sudden hush before a herd appears. Expert guides translate calls, footprints, and tiny shifts in the landscape into a richer way of seeing.
It suits first-time travellers and seasoned wildlife lovers alike, especially those who want to stay with one landscape long enough to understand it. Tanzania's Serengeti can be followed by quiet days in Zanzibar.
The experience
Read the
landscape.
Experiences that let the wild reveal itself in its own time.
Meet the first light
Watch predators and plains wake together before the day gathers heat.
Wait beside water
Spend an unhurried hour at the Grumeti River as life gathers at its edge.
Listen after dark
Take a guided night drive and hear the landscape change around the vehicle.
Sample journey
The rhythm
of the plains.
Four days of patient tracking across Tanzania's northern circuit.
Into Tarangire
Arrive in Arusha, then travel to Tarangire National Park for a late-afternoon drive beneath the baobabs.
Crater country
Descend into Ngorongoro Crater and follow the floor's wildlife corridors before sunset.
The Serengeti
Drive west through the Naabi Hill Gate and settle into the open country around Seronera.
Follow the river
Track the Grumeti River at first light, then depart with one final view of the plains.
Good to know
The practical
shape.
- Group sizePrivate journeys, usually for two to six guests.
- Typical lengthSeven to twelve days, depending on regions chosen.
- AccommodationSmall tented camps and lodges selected for their setting.
- Best seasonJune to October for dry-season viewing; January to March for calving.
- Physical demandLight to moderate, with optional walking and long drives.
- Pairs well withZanzibar for a slower finish →
Questions, considered
About seeing
the wild well.
How much time do we spend in the vehicle?
Drives are shaped around the landscape and the sightings, with breaks at camp and plenty of time to rest. A private vehicle lets your guide adjust the rhythm each day.
What if we do not see the animals we hoped for?
Wildlife is never staged, but expert guides know how to read conditions and move thoughtfully through the habitat. The journey remains full of smaller encounters that are often just as memorable.
Can a wildlife safari be combined with another style?
Yes. Follow the main wildlife days with a Wellness Safari for stillness or with Zanzibar for coast, history, and warm water.
If the plains are calling
Write with the animals you hope to sit with — we will build the days around them.