Frequently Asked Questions

Wildlife viewing is superb year-round, but the dry seasons (June–October and January–February) offer the easiest game spotting as animals gather around water. The Great Migration river crossings in the Serengeti typically peak July–September.

Most nationalities can obtain a tourist visa on arrival or online (eVisa) for around $50–100 USD. Your passport must be valid for at least six months beyond your travel dates.

You do not need to be an athlete — a good general fitness level and determination matter most. We recommend routes of 7+ days for better acclimatisation, and our guides set a sustainable pace ("pole pole") to maximise your summit chances.

All park entry fees, accommodation as per itinerary, full-board meals, a private 4x4 safari vehicle with pop-up roof, a professional English-speaking guide and bottled drinking water. International flights, visas, tips and personal expenses are excluded.

Yes — Tanzania is one of Africa's most stable and welcoming countries. Our guides are with you throughout the trip, we monitor conditions constantly, and all vehicles and lodges we use meet strict safety standards.

Absolutely — that is what we do best. Tell us your dates, interests and budget, and we will design a private itinerary from scratch, combining safari, trekking and Zanzibar however you like.

Submit a booking request on any tour page. We confirm availability and send a detailed quote within 24 hours. A deposit secures your dates and the balance is due before or on arrival — we accept bank transfer and major cards.

Light, neutral-coloured clothing, a warm layer for early mornings, sun protection, binoculars and your camera. For Kilimanjaro we provide a full gear checklist and rental options after booking.