The Best Time for A Tanzania Safari is during the dry season from late June to October when wildlife congregates around water sources. Alternatively, the short dry season from January to February offers excellent game viewing.

However, the green season from November to May is ideal for birdwatching and lower visitor numbers for a more exclusive safari experience.

Tanzania boasts diverse wildlife, including the Big Five:

lions, elephants, buffalos, leopards, and rhinos.

Serengeti National Park has some of the highest numbers of lions in the world. It is also an excellent place to spot cheetahs and leopards. The Serengeti Great Migration , where millions of wildebeests and zebras move in search of fresh grazing, is a breathtaking spectacle that you can witness during the Tanzania Safari. During your wildlife safari you are likely to see It is also home to giraffes, zebras, wildebeests , hippos, crocodiles, and some of the most varied bird species in the world.

Western Tanzania  is home to chimpanzees and Lake Tanganyika, where unique species of cichlid fish are found in the water..
Ruaha National Park  and Mkomazi National Park are one of the few places left in the world to spot packs of wild dogs.

Lake Natron  is home to the most flamingoes in the world. It is the best place to view these vibrant birds.

crocodiles, and an array of bird species. The Serengeti Great Migration, where millions of wildebeests and zebras move in search of fresh grazing, is a breathtaking spectacle that you can witness during the Tanzania Safari.

Tanzania offers a wide range of accommodations to suit various preferences and budgets. You can choose from luxury lodges, tented camps, mobile camps, and budget-friendly camping options. Each Tanzania safari accommodation provides a unique experience, and some may even offer wildlife viewing from the comfort of your room.

Yes, Tanzania Safaris are generally safe. Reputable safari companies, like Petit Maasai Safaris, prioritize safety and employ experienced guides.
It’s essential to follow guide’s instructions, respect wildlife, and stay inside designated areas. 

Pack lightweight, neutral-coloured clothing for comfort and to blend in with the environment. Check out our comprehensive Tanzania Safari Packing List for everything you should bring.

Yes! The Great Migration is a continual movement of animals, primarily across the Serengeti. There are a few months when the herds are in the Maasai Mara of Kenya, but Petit Maasai Safaris offers tours in Kenya, too.

Whether you visit during the calving season or the exciting river crossings, we can make sure you witness the wonder that is the migration. Your Petit Maasai Safari Guide will take you to the best vantage points for optimal wildlife viewing.

Most nationalities require a visa to enter Tanzania. Check the Tanzanian embassy or consulate website in your country for Tanzania Visa Requirements  and application procedures.

Tanzania offers various safari options, including:

• traditional game drives
• walking safaris
• balloon safaris
• cultural safaris
• city tours
• village walks
• beach tours
• you can also choose between private safaris or joining group tours while planning for Tanzania Safari.

Yes, we offer special Family Safaris, specifically designed for family fun.Our family safaris are planned to ensure children have spectacular experiences, less travel time to destinations (or with stops in between) and stay at lodges that offer child-friendly experiences, baby beds and high chairs for dining.