Our Team
Meijo Safaris
- Office In:
- Size:
- 20-50 employees (Founded in 2022)
- Member Of:
- Tanzania Association of Tour Operators
- Tour Types:
- Custom mid-range & luxury tours that can start every day
- Destinations:
- Price Range:
- $4,304 to $17,215 per person per day (MXN, excl. int'l flights)
for a custom tour
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Reviews
Email Margaret | 35-50 years of age | Experience level: 2-5 safaris
Meijo went the extra mile
Meijo offered excellent value for money and was flexible when we planned our tour beforehand.
I would highly recommend them and be sure to ask for Superman (Herman) as your guide.
Email Diana | 20-35 years of age | Experience level: first safari
An experience of a lifetime!!!
Loved our 3 days safari with Meijo. Game river was super knowledgeable and helped us spot and find lots of animals very up-close. Game drive was as long as the daylight allowed, so there was no cutting corners - geep was also very well equipped and the group felt very comfortable spending a whole day in the car.
All in all, this is an experience of a lifetime and a definite highlight of our Tanzania trip, with so much seen and done during this safari tour. The only reason for 4 stars is that we were not warned in advance just how cold Ngorongoro crater was at night (we were camping), so we did not pack enough warm clothes and had to do an emergency shopping (NOT an easy task in Arusha) one day before the trip, after other tourists warned us.
Email Clara | 20-35 years of age | Experience level: 2-5 safaris
Great budget tour!
Had a great guide called Herman who was so amazing.
Loved the organisation of the tour.
Was good value for money.
The communication with the company could have been better due to misalignment of timings.
There needed to be snacks offered. We'd go from a 12 o'clock lunch to a 730pm meal.
NL
Email Rutger | 20-35 years of age | Experience level: first safari
Experienced guides
We did both our 4-day safari and Mt Meru hike with Meijo safari's. We enjoyed both activities a lot. Guides are very experienced.
For the safari we saw many animals. Our guide knew exactly how to see the animals from close by and had good knowledge.
The Mt Meru hike was good. Sleeping huts are used by all tour operators. Basic but good. Guide and cook were good. Ate very good food! Porters support well, especially during summit day.
NL
Email Zaar | 20-35 years of age | Experience level: first safari
Amazing experience
I went on a 3 days safari trip. I had the best time! The food was good, camp locations were amazing right in the middle of the animals and the service was great. We saw so so so much animals! I feld really safe and everyone was very helpful and kind and went out of their way to help me even with stuf for after the safari.
CN
Email Ding | 35-50 years of age | Experience level: first safari
Kenya Tanzania Travel
This trip was based on a friend's itinerary and chose Meijo Safaris. Sales representative Marcelina responded very promptly and actively resolved various issues, but there was one thing that was not very good. The night before departure, she was informed that a new guide had been replaced (any subsequent dissatisfaction was caused by the new guide). Kenya's guide Henry Gichura Very good, professional, enthusiastic, and proactive. After the replacement in Tanzania, the guide Pete was very unprofessional, not communicative, and not proactive (reasons: 1. He only opens the roof when we need to prompt him to do so; 2. He doesn't pull the handbrake every time he stops; 3. He doesn't even know where the restroom is on the way from the Tanzanian border to the northern part of Serengeti; 4. He didn't even tell us when he changed our hot meal to a cold meal. We asked him why our meal wasn't hot, but he said he didn't know. I asked the salesperson later, and the salesperson said it was the guide who changed it. They were worried that it would be inconvenient for us to eat hot meals when we saw the horses crossing the river, but the guide never told us about it; 5. Every day, the guide said it would start at 8 o'clock. Our friends also encountered the same problem, so we requested to move up the time. Of course, we also said to leave early and return to the hotel early, The guide disagreed, but only agreed after reporting to the sales team. However, they returned to the hotel very early; 6. Safaris often makes long phone calls during the process, which I feel is very unsafe. ）Based on the above situation, if the evaluation is 5 points, I can only give 3 points, of which 2 points are given to Henry Gichura, the Kenyan guide, and 1 point is given to Marcelina, the salesperson.