Tanzania Safaris
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Environmental leader
Picture a land of expansive grasslands where majestic animals, friendly indigenous communities, and wildlife conservation coexist peacefully. We're in Tanzania, East Africa's largest country, with nearly one-third of its land protected for conservation. Dimbwiii Safaris has been operating in all Tanzanian national parks since 1992, and we have since established ourselves as the premier safari adventure pioneers.
We invite you to discover the diverse wildlife habitats and witness the breathtaking spectacle of the Great Migration in the Serengeti, where 2.5 million wildebeest, zebra, and gazelles follow the rains. Discover the Ngorongoro Crater, a natural sanctuary for countless species, as well as the vast Nyerere National Park, which was previously known as the Selous Game Reserve. Explore the energetic chimps of Rubondo Island National Park on Lake Victoria. Tanzania, where every journey and every person is welcoming and genuine. Let us welcome you to Tanzania and ensure that it becomes yours.
Take a guided nature walk through the bush, following new trails and subtle signs.
Tanzania Safari Destinations
Dimbwiii Safaris provides unique, romantic, and luxurious safari experiences in Tanzania, so let us welcome you to the Serengeti, Ngorongoro, Tarangire, Ruaha, Rubondo, and Nyerere, as well as partner properties in other popular destinations such as Zanzibar and Lake Manyara.
Serengeti
Witness the world-renowned Great Wildebeest Migration, a timeless spectacle in which approximately 2.5 million wildebeest, zebra, and gazelles follow the rains across the sweeping expanses of Africa's most majestic landscapes, the Serengeti and Masai Mara.
Ngorongoro
One of the most breathtaking locations to go on a Big Five safari and possibly see the endangered black rhino is here. In the striking volcanic landscape of the Ngorongoro Crater, one of the most important game-rich regions in East Africa, observe the local Maasai people coexisting peacefully with the wildlife.
Tarangire
A hidden gem in the Northern Circuit parks, Tarangire is famous for its giant baobab trees, massive elephant herds, and healthy populations of lions and leopards. Although not well-visited, it is certainly worth exploring.
Ruaha
Southern Tanzania’s Ruaha, one of the largest national parks in Africa, remains blissfully off the beaten track despite being home to approximately 10% of the world’s lion populations. For exclusivity and some of the best walking safaris in Africa, visit Ruaha National Park.
Nyerere National Park, formerly known as Selous Game Reserve, is a large wild reserve in southern Tanzania that offers a wide range of safari options and diverse landscapes. There are a few boutique camps here and there that provide an exclusive and reasonably priced safari experience.
Rubondo
Located on Lake Victoria, Rubondo Island serves as a refuge for endangered chimpanzees and is Africa's largest island national park. The pristine equatorial rainforests that cover more than 75% of the island are home to giraffes, sitatunga antelope, forest elephants, and a variety of breathtaking birdlife.
Zanzibar
Zanzibar has beautiful, romantic white sand beaches, colorful coral reefs, glistening waters full of marine life, and mangrove forests full of trees that are teeming with active monkeys. It is also well known for its vast spice plantations, rich cultural history, and mouthwatering traditional food.
Lake Manyara
A distinctive wildlife experience can be had at Lake Manyara National Park. Savor the expansive grasslands, thick forests, and breathtaking views of the mountains as you relax in the Great Rift Valley Soda Lake, which is home to thousands of pink flamingos, and spot the well-known tree-climbing lion.
Arusha
Mount Meru is located in Arusha National Park, which offers visitors staying in Arusha day trip options and instant access to the safari way of life. The park offers great birding opportunities and a wide variety of wildlife.
