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Tanzania Safaris
- 8 and 12 days
Multiple departures, January, February, March & December
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Tanzania is duly famed as one of Africa’s top wildlife-viewing destinations.
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Cheetahs, like the ones you may see on this tour, can run up to 70 miles an hour.
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It's possible to see endangered black rhinoceros on the crater floor of the Ngorongoro Center.
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Zebras' dizzying stripes serve an important purpose on the plains of Africa: To confuse potential predators.
Tanzania is home to an almost inconceivable amount of wildlife. Big numbers of animals draw big numbers of tourists, creating crowds of people on the plains. For that reason, we offer Tanzania safaris that are designed to get you away from the throngs of tourists as much as possible.
Available Tours
Wildebeests and zebra move across the Serengeti, following an ancient migration route.
8-day tours from $6,795
Secluded Tanzania
A classic safari experience to national parks Serengeti and Tarangire, as well as Ngorongoro Crater.
12-day tours from $8,995
9-day tours from from $6,195 Adult; $4,195 Child
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