T A N Z A N I A

AFRICA'S VISUAL MASTERPIECE

Wondrous wildlife, beautiful beaches, captivating cultures. Experience enthralling game drives through the Serengeti and Ngorongoro Crater, summit Mt Kilimanjaro on tourist-free tracks and snorkel through Zanibar's fish-invested waters before relaxing on soft beaches. A wildlife haven.

Tanzania is often referred to as 'the land of the safaris'. Teeming with wildlife throughout conservation areas, game reserves and national parks comprised of more than 100,000 square kilometres, you are likely to encounter the 'Big Five' in a single day during your safari adventure. 

An array of adventures await you in Tanzania, so what are you waiting for?

Contact Travelia Escapes today to start creating you bespoke holiday, where you'll see the highlights- and much more- your way.

When to go?

The best time to visit Tanzania is during the long dry season, which falls from July to September. These are considered the best months for safaris and The Great Migration.

Where to stay?

Four Seasons Safari Lodge, Tanzania

The ultimate safari getaway. The serengeti is magical enough (with dreamy sunsets and thrilling animal sightings) but this hotel takes it to a whole other very luxurious level.

Located deep in the heart of the stunning Serengeti, elevated on a series of platfoms and walkways. Watch in wonder from your private balcony as a family of elephants stop by to the hotel's watering hole for their morning drink. Embark on private, or shared, thrilling game drives with the local Masai tribes or soar high in the sky on a hot air balloon safari. Then return to the Safari lodge, where the secluded guest rooms, elegant spa and idyllic infintity pool promises a luxurious respite during your African adventures.

Singita Grumeti, Tanzania

This Serengeti bolthole is perfectly placed in a 350,000-acre private reserve created to protect the path of millions of wildebeest that pass through on their annual migration. Accommodation ranges from the nine-cottage Sasakwa Lodge, complete with private plunge pools overlooking the plains, to the Singita Explore tented camp- which allows guests to live close to nature without forfeiting any creature comforts.

As well as game drives, guests can embark on stargazing safaris, hit the dirt on mountain bikes or track animals on foot with an expert guide. When it's time to relax and recharge, the lodges and camps all serve incredible cuisine made from fresh local produce along with an impressive collection of fine wines. It's hard to beat a starlit dinner on the terrace at the hilltop Sasakwa Lodge.

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