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Nile_Geordies
Visited:
December 2009
Reviewed: Aug 22, 2011
A raw jewel, from dust tracks to flush green areas! Great people.
We then moved on to a tented lodge in Arusha, gave a great feel of sights and sounds of the countryside. This prepared us for our main event climbing Mount Kilimanjaro (via the Mechame route). What a fantastic trip, hard work physically and mentally with beautiful scenery looking to Meru, each days scenery changed getting less and less dense of forest. We successfully completed our trek to the summit With Forsters Safari's on Boxing Day 2009! Unbelievable...
We returned to base and went back to our tented lodge for a few days to relax, then we took a few days safari around Manyara, Ngorongoro & Tarangire. Ngorongoro is a must, what a setting full of animals, like Jurrasic Park! We stayed in the Rhotia Valley afterwards which was lush and green, people
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working the fields with ox and their hands. We then visited Manyara which was a different type of reserve on the lakeside then moved on for a few days at Tarangire which was different again in the bush, true dirt tracks, river crossings in the 4x4 and loads of the smaller birds and animals too.The hustle and bustle of the towns can feel intimidating to some though we enjoyed it, visit the Masai markets for local crafts. The country is much more relaxed and everyone stops to help if you if you need it. A really nice place to visit.
B Zitman
NL
Visited:
August 2025
Reviewed: Sep 3, 2025
Email B Zitman | 35-50 years of age | Experience level: over 5 safaris
Very nice wild life and very African country
It’s important to be prepared for some challenges along the way. Roads can be rough, and getting a flat tire every now and then is quite normal. Public toilets outside the national parks are often just simple holes in the ground – there’s never toilet paper, so bring your own. Even inside the parks, where “Western-style” toilets are provided, many are poorly maintained.
Another thing to keep in mind is pricing. As a tourist, you will often be asked to pay much more than the local rate. Whether you decide to negotiate or just accept the difference depends on your own comfort level. Ordering food can also be a lesson in patience: a simple lunch might easily take an hour before
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it arrives, but that’s just part of the local rhythm.If you prefer to stay fully in the “tourist bubble,” you’ll be more shielded from these aspects. But if you step outside it, you’ll experience both the challenges and the charm of everyday life in Tanzania. Either way, the incredible wildlife and landscapes more than make up for the occasional inconvenience.
Huaqi Liu
CN
Visited:
September 2024
Reviewed: Sep 12, 2024
Email Huaqi Liu | 35-50 years of age | Experience level: first safari
The dream land should visit at least once in lifetime
Everything is perfect. to visit Africa is the dream of mine,
Kaloussa Nafpaktitou
GR
Visited:
August 2024
Reviewed: Sep 12, 2024
Email Kaloussa Nafpaktitou | 65+ years of age | Experience level: over 5 safaris
Magnificent Nature and wildlife
The parks the animals the camps are amazing! We were so lucky and the weather was amazing! The most important point for Tanzania is the nature and the wild animals! But the most downsize thing are the street and beach hawkers all over areas where tourists are! They do not let people enjoy their vacation as they permanently asking for money and want to give them their services which are non existent. I was in Namibia and this was lasting hawkers there were 90% less there!
Jayesh Saini Kenya (JSK)
AE
Visited:
January 2018
Reviewed: May 7, 2021
The best place for Safari lovers, JS.
The best place for Safari Lovers in Africa. best ride, best guide and good people.
#jayeshsainikenya.
Patricia Palma
PT
Visited:
March 2019
Reviewed: Apr 13, 2019
Email Patricia Palma | 20-35 years of age | Experience level: first safari
Top tour !
After some research se choose Kiliholidays tours to do our safári. We had support during all trip and even before ( we had some questions regarding the payment, and we had all explenations by e-mail). Our guide in Dar és Salem, Isan was super disponible, kind and interested to show us as much as animals as possible. He definly make the difference in our Safari.
Christophe Jouvin
FR
Visited:
January 2019
Reviewed: Feb 26, 2019
Email Christophe Jouvin | 35-50 years of age | Experience level: first safari
Safaris are tiring, but magical! Zanzibar is relaxing;)
Everything was very good, except the choice of our organizer (hello tanzania) who did not take care of us properly, and made us available old uncomfortable vehicles making safaris less enjoyable ...
Daniel
CZ
Visited:
July 2018
Reviewed: Aug 14, 2018
Email Daniel | 35-50 years of age | Experience level: first safari
Safari experience in mid-range package
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in Serengeti Mawe tented camp was excellent and is well worth it. The communication with the tour operator was fluent and friendly. Online payment of reservation fee would be welcome instead of bank transfer which can't be insured. We can recommend Kili Slope especially for good value for money of our mid-range safari package.
Jan Hendriks
NL
Visited:
October 2015
Reviewed: Dec 17, 2015
Email Jan Hendriks | 50-65 years of age | Experience level: first safari
Tanzania has much wildlife in parks which are not so crowded visited. For that you need a good gide to bing you near the animals. We had an excellent guide. The known parks are to expensive and there are to many tourist being there. In Mikumi it is cheaper and there are a few tourists and you can see all the game (except the rinoceros.
Subra
US
Visited:
June 2015
Reviewed: Jul 6, 2015
35-50 years of age | Experience level: over 5 safaris
Tanzania is great but I would say it doesn't compare to Botswana or Zambia which offers more variety and exclusivity...however Botswana and Zambia seem more expensive.