Explore Tanzania's iconic wildlife, spectacular landscapes, and unforgettable adventures with expertly crafted safari experiences.
Private game drives across Tarangire, Serengeti and Ngorongoro in search of the Big Five.
White sand, warm Indian Ocean waters, and a relaxing finish to your East Africa trip.
Guided mountain treks, including Kilimanjaro, for travelers chasing the summit.
From wildlife safaris across the northern circuit, to mountain treks, to beach holidays in Zanzibar — every Zege Safaris trip is planned, booked, and led in person by the same small team. No call centre, no faceless agency, and no handoffs between the person who plans your trip and the one who shows up to run it.
“We're small on purpose — every guest is met, planned for, and personally looked after from the first message to the last night in camp.”
Operating under Tanzania Tourist Board licence TALA 035907.
Right at the gateway to the northern safari circuit and Kilimanjaro.
You're met at the airport and guided by the same team who planned your trip.
Every itinerary is hand-crafted around your rhythm — from the first light on the plains to your final glass of champagne under the stars.
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From the Serengeti plains to the Zanzibar coast, explore the places that define a Tanzania journey, each planned privately around you.
WILDLIFEEndless golden plains, big cats and the Great Migration, in Africa's most celebrated wildlife park.
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CRATERA vast volcanic caldera with dense wildlife, including rare black rhino, all within a single day's game drive.
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WILDLIFEGiant baobabs and big elephant herds beside the Tarangire River, in a quieter corner of the northern circuit.
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NATUREA soda lake beneath the Rift Valley escarpment, known for rich birdlife and tree-climbing lions.
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MOUNTAINAfrica's highest peak, with routes through rainforest, moorland and alpine desert to a sunrise summit.
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BEACHWhite-sand beaches, turquoise water, historic Stone Town and spice farms, the ideal rest after safari.
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Answers to what most guests ask before booking a Tanzania safari with us.
Yes — start by requesting a free quote. Once you're happy with your itinerary, a 30% deposit confirms your booking. From there, Zege Safaris pays for everything on your behalf, including lodges and other costs, so you're not settling separate bills along the way.
Mara River crossings are most likely from July through September. April to June offers the same herds during the green season at lower rates, and January to March is calving season in the south.
Yes — this is our most popular request. We regularly build itineraries that combine the northern circuit, a Kilimanjaro climb, and a Zanzibar beach finish into one seamless trip.
In most cases, yes. Franael guides the majority of our trips personally, including Zanzibar add-ons, so you're not handed off to a stranger partway through.
Yes, we operate under Tanzania Tourist Board licence TALA 035907, and we're based in Arusha, Tanzania.
For July–October migration season, 4–6 months ahead is safest as camps fill early. For other seasons, 6–8 weeks is usually enough, though we can often accommodate shorter notice.
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