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TANZANIA PHOTOGRAPHIC SAFARIS

17 Days

Photographic Safari Expedition

TANZANIA SPECTACULAR SAFARI

10 to 12 Days Safaris

Tanzania Spectacular Safari

The Ngorongoro Crater, Serengeti National Park, Mt.Kilimanjaro… just a few of the alluring names evoked at the mention of Tanzania—and all visited in unrivaled luxury on this exhilarating safari.

Why consider a Bespoke Safaris?

For the privacy: We’ve created especially enjoyable private Bespoke Safaris for eager first-timers, connoisseurs, celebrities, college buddies, friends-since-kindergarten, big bubbly families, and avid parties of one.

For the service: Every Bespoke Safari is accompanied from beginning to end by a highly-credentialed Safari Guide.

Our unique ADH Concierge Service is at your beck and call 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

And behind all this is Our family’s celebrated commitment to open-hearted, unstinting service.

For the flexibility–Completely personalized Our Bespoke Safaris can include everything from hiking in mystic cloud forests, fishing, rafting, scuba diving, horse-backing , and jogging with Maasai warriors to hammock-lazing, long picnics in the shade of acacia trees, and leisurely–or highly focused–game drives.

If you’re enticed by a particular camp or lodge, a famed or lesser-known place, or a specific safari theme (predators, tribal cultures, geography, let’s say) we’ll make it happen for you. Some people go on safari in search of serenity and refreshment. Some seek strenuous adventure. Our Bespoke Safari can accommodate either or both approaches. Our experts will construct a safari that meets your interest and energy levels, day—by—day, hour—by—hour.

Bespoke or Classic?

Our small-group, guaranteed-departure Classic Safaris operate with the same deep dedication to service and comfort as our private Bespoke Safaris.

Classic Safaris are also a bountiful source of inspirations for your Bespoke Safari—in fact, this entire website is a grand grab bag of ideas for places to safari, lodges and camps to luxuriate in, and activities to be astounded by.

For instance, you might look at the 15-day, 45-guaranteed-departures-a-year ,Our ADH Photographic Safari and tell us, “That looks great for my family, let’s do it,” turning the small group safari into your own private safari. Or you might want to tinker with the itinerary a bit or a lot.

Our Bespoke experts will work alongside you to create a customized itinerary that fits your needs exactly.

You may want to research some more, or you may be inspired to get your dream safari rolling right now by looking at some of the great regional destinations.

From the dramatic northern frontier of Tanzania ‘s Kilimanjaro National Park, across the -Serengeti to the massive Ngorongoro Crater and Hemingway’s favorite Lake Manyara , take the road less traveled on a journey that recalls the days of safari yore.

Leisurely two-night stays in Arusha, Ngorongoro Crater, The Serengeti with exhilarating flights to expedite travel make this comprehensive African Safari one of our most popular.

FAMILY SAFARIS

Family Safaris

There can be no greater thrill than introducing your children to the wonders of Africa. Whether it’s watching their astonished expressions as they come face to face with an elephant for the first time or their excitement when they find the safari tent is so much more than the one they use in the garden, it’s bound to be an unforgettable experience.

Family safaris experienced first hand

Most of us here at African Dream Holiday & Photographic Safaris have children and have travelled extensively with them in Tanzania , so we really do know what works when it comes to planning a family safari.

Expert family safari guides

We know which guides have that truly engage children of all ages, at which they will learn to make bows and arrows, or abut conservation, or get an authentic glimpse of tribal culture.

Family safari and beach combinations

A few nights on the beach make the perfect complement to a family safari. East Africa is blessed with endless Indian Ocean beaches, or you can combine safari with Zanzibar coasts.

Family safari accommodation

From the grandest lodge to the humblest tent, all the accommodation we choose in Africa shares the classic luxuries of a traditional safari. Crisp white linen, attentive hosts and bush chefs to conjure culinary delicacie

Travel in the school holidays

The two most popular times for families to travel are Christmas and the summer holidays. Easter is also an excellent time to visit Africa and is a good way of avoiding the ‘high season’ costs associated with Christmas and the summer months.

Family safari activities

Showing children the African bush and all its secrets will almost certainly be the highlight of your holiday. But a family safari doesn’t just mean game drives. We know that children will get bored in a vehicle for hours on end so will be able to suggest all sorts of other ways to explore the bush.

Where's best for a family safari?

All of the Parks in which we operate work well for children. Our recommendations will depend on what you most want to see and do, time of travel and ages of your children. We visit all the properties we sell so know which have ideal facilities, who does the best junior ranger programmes and where the guides will play baseball with elephant dung balls and bats made from sticks.

When to travel on a family safari

Africa is a truly vast continent with many different altitudes and seasons. This means that the weather varies enormously. Planning a family safari that avoids the traditional rains and extremes of humidity and temperature is possible all the year round.

Tailor made safari itineraries

Key on a family safari is variety which is why we will suggest, if you have time, that you visit several different camps on your holiday. We’ll put together an itinerary with a good mix of camps and lodges with a range of different activities.

The best age for a family safari

The family safaris we plan tend to be for children of six years and over, but we can arrange suitable trips for families with younger children.

ZANZIBAR

It’s perfumed air caresses travellers with scents of the spices that have grown in abundance

CONQUERING MT KILIMANJARO

10 Days

NGORONGORO CRATER HIGHLIGHTS

Ngorongoro Crater. Ngorongoro crater tours are essential part of any visit to Africa

SERENGETI NATIONAL PARK

The most photographed and filmed game reserves in Africa

Serengeti National Park

The Serengeti National Park is the most photographed and filmed game reserves in Africa. With an incredibly dense population of wildlife and never-ending rolling plains, the Serengeti offers an authentic and idyllic wilderness safari.

This is the Africa many of us dream of: an abundance of wildlife, beauty, tranquillity and endless clear, summer days.

The Serengeti National Park is located in Tanzania and is over 14 763 square kilometres in size. The park can be divided into three parts, according to their vegetation; the Serengeti Plains, the Western Corridor, and the Northern Serengeti.

The Serengeti is a conservation area; people are prohibited from living in the park unless they are part of park or tourist lodge staff.

The parks huge wildlife population is its greatest claim to fame. Every year, over 2.5 million white-bearded wildebeest and 1.5 million zebras migrate from one side of the park to another in search of fresh grazing.

The trek takes them several weeks and is a true site to behold as many predators snatch up prey along the way; a spectacle of predator verses prey.

Undoubtedly, this is the best and most exciting game viewing in all of Africa.

Serengeti National Park is perhaps the most famous game reserve in the world because of its huge population of predators and the annual wildebeest migration. Many of BBC's nature documentaries like Planet Earth

Serengeti-Mara

River Crossing

This safari offers the best highlights of Tanzania's Northern Circuit. ... Focus on the Great Migration in Northern Serengeti by the Mara River and offers the opportunity to see river crossings;

Witness the most amazing wildlife spectacle in Africa at the Mara River. The Mara River is most famous for the legendary wildebeest crossing, a dramatic event, which is featured in countless wildlife documentaries. One of Tanzania's best kept secrets is the fact that nearly half of the Mara River is situated in the North Serengeti versus the Masai Mara's segment in Kenya. While there are hordes of vehicles just a few miles upriver in the Masai Mara, the Serengeti side is virtually devoid of tourists.

Tanzania has the lion's share of the action, with approximately 75% of the annual wildebeest migration period spent in Tanzania. An exclusive highlight of the Tanzania migration safari is the calving season which occurs in February on the Serengeti Southern Plains. Another unforgettable spectacle is the tens of thousands crossing the Grumeti River between June and July.

The other major highlight is the crossing of the Mara River. The Mara River is the natural border between Kenya and Tanzania separating the Maasai Mara and the Serengeti on either side of it, The Maasai Mara can be chaotically busy, while the northern sections of the Serengeti have far fewer visitors and more exclusive sightings.

NDUTU CONSERVATION

Ndutu is located in the Ngorongoro Conservation Area

TARANGIRE NATIONAL PARK

Tarangire National Park is the sixth largest national park in Tanzania, it is located in Manyara Region

LAKE MANYARA NATIONAL PARK

Tanzanian national park located both in Arusha Region and Manyara Region

WILDEBEEST MIGRATION

Wildebeest Migration

Whether you’re a safari novice or a complete wildlife addict, you simply cannot beat seeing the great wildebeest migration in Kenya or Tanzania. The sights, sounds and smells of such a vast number of wildebeest and zebra on the move, followed every step by hungry predators, is quite remarkable.

The famous river crossings offer the extraordinary spectacle of thousands of anxious animals channeled into tight crossing points, dodging the huge Mara crocodiles waiting in their path. It’s an ancient battle of life and death, and one of the best wildlife shows on earth.

Although it has the appearance of an evolutionary calamity, the wildebeest is one of Africa’s most successful inhabitants, especially in the Serengeti ecosystem that straddles the Kenya / Tanzania border. This is where the famous migration occurs, and where herds approaching two million head wander between the southernmost parts of the Serengeti National Park, the Ngorongoro Conservation Area, and the Masai Mara away to the north.

Great Migrators Experience

TRAVEL TIPS

You’ll find the migration in Ngorongoro Ndutu plains and the Serengeti in northern Tanzania.

Two and a half million wildebeest, along with One and a half million zebra and several 1,000,000 gazelle.

The migration travels roughly clockwise through the ecosystem, reaching its most northerly point between July and October, and the most southerly from late December to early April.

It’s not regular or consistent; they are wild animals and do as they please.

The easiest places to see the migration are in the Northern Serengeti river crossing, and southern Serengeti-Ndutu plains.

Several permanent tented camps in the Northern Serengeti are in the perfect position for famous river crossings which mostly take place between July and October.

Apart from the predators, the resident wildlife tends to move out of the way when the herds arrive.

The migration is a year round event but the best times to see the action is during the calving season between January to March, and during the summer when they cross the Mara River from July to October.

Consider staying in a semi-permanent camp which will move seasonally, according to game densities.

Where to See The Wildebeest Migration?

The famous wildebeest migration occurs when herds approaching Five million wander between the southernmost parts of the Serengeti National Park, the Ngorongoro Conservation Area-Ndutu plains and Northern Serengeti-Mara in search of grass on the open plains.

Semi-permanent migration camps To get you close to the action of the wildebeest migration Tanzania’s safari operators shift their tented camps twice a year.

Between January and March, they head to the south of the Serengeti for the calving and between July and October they’re in the north of the national park for the river crossings.

What to combine with a migration safari?

While the wildebeest migration might be your main focus, you have plenty of holiday options to combine with it. In Sinya West Kilimanjaro head off to walk with camels or see Kilimanjaro’s snowy peak from Kilimanjaro National Park.

Stay on the rim of the crater at Ngorongoro, or fly to Rwanda and experience the ‘gorillas in the mist’ in Virunga National Park.

TANZANIA - WHERE TO STAY DURING MIGRATION TIME

Singita’s Mara River Tented Camp and Mara Tented Camp is one of many camps in the north of the Serengeti, but a favorite. Ndutu Safari lodge during calving season from mid-Feb through March.

It sits high on the banks of the Mara River in a prime position to see the migrating wildebeest taking their chances against the swirling waters and the crocodiles that lie in wait. There are other luxury camps in the area and mobile tented camps are set up seasonally.

The wildebeest migration in Tanzania Both the south and north sectors of the Serengeti host the wildebeest migration, with calving in the south between January and March before the trek north towards the Masai Mara during June-July.

They move back into the northern Serengeti on the journey south around November/December. Mobile tented safari camps follow the action and can ensure you can holiday close to the herds.

RIVER CROSSING

Probably the most famous and most filmed portion of the wildebeest migration occurs when the herds begin their treacherous journey across the Mara River.

Around late June into July, they cross the river into Maasai Mara -Kenya and then in late September into October, they reverse journeying back to Serengeti-Tanzania.

A day spent by a crossing point can become one of the highlights of a safari holiday.

THE WILDEBEEST

Seemingly assembled from a disparate collection of ill matched parts, wildebeest are plentiful all over the continent but especially in the Mara / Serengeti ecosystem that straddles the Kenya / Tanzania border where, in the wide rolling grasslands, the wildebeest has found its ideal habitat.

Their annual migration follows the rains which feed the grassy plains.

THE MIGRATION CIRCLE

The wildebeest eest migration follows a vague pattern annually: in the south (Tanzania) January to March, in the north (Mara and Serengeti) July to October, travelling between these areas in the other months.

This does vary and is influenced by rainfall and food availability with herds zig-zagging and backtracking apparently randomly at times.

When to see the wildebeest migration Essentially, the best times of year for visitors to see this amazing collection of beasts are during the calving season from January to March (Southern Serengeti-Ndutu) and during our summer from July to October (Northern Serengeti - Masai Mara).

The herds are accessible from a number of lodges and tended safari camps in Tanzania at these times of year.

BIRD WATCHING

Tanzania is an excellent destination for birders.

HOT AIR BALLOON

A pre-dawn mist covers the Serengeti plain like a blanket, billowy gray over dewy green, as well as a peaceful hush.

ARUSHA PARK HIGHLIGHTS

Arusha National Park's highlights can be seen in a single day

CANOE SAFARI

A unique perspective on Tanzanian wildlife and landscape

Canoe Safari

A unique perspective on Tanzanian wildlife and landscape.

For the country with both the biggest and the deepest lake in Africa, Tanzania visitors have relatively little opportunity for canoeing safaris. The only areas where game viewing can be done from a canoe are in Arusha National Park, Lake Duluti and in Lake Manyara National Park (if water level is sufficient). This is all canoeing on lakes, not rivers and the safaris are no longer than 3-hours.

They started canoeing operations in Lake Manyara National Park after El Nino flooded most of the park and a canoe was a very sensible means of game viewing. This was the first adventure activity to be allowed in any Tanzanian National Park and they are still operate this activity for the parks. A well trained guide will accompany your canoe safari.

Canoeing Momella Lake (Arusha National Park)

Enjoy a peaceful and scenic canoeing safari following the shorelines of small Momella Lake. On this 2- 2.5 hours canoe safari you can view buffaloes, bushbuck, giraffes, hippos and many water birds living in and close to the water.

Canoeing Lake Manyara (Manyara National Park)

Lake Manyara is home to an incredible array of bird life, including thousands of pink-hued flamingos. You can get very close to giraffes, elephants, buffalos and other animals grazing on the shoreline. All from the comfort of your canoe. Enjoy the
breathtaking scenery and the beauty that surrounds you on this 2.5 hours canoe safari.

Canoeing Lake Duluti (Arusha)

Glide across the smooth surface of this small Crater Lake and view birdlife seldom seen; Giant kingfisher, Fish eagle, Darters and many more. Surrounded by forested crater walls this is a very special and quiet 1,5 hour canoeing experience. View hundreds of cattle egrets returning to an island in the lake to roost for the night.

NDUTU PLAINS

Ndutu is situated inthe south eastern part of the Serengeti ecosystem. For decades now Ndutu plains has been the choice of professional wildlife photographers, film - makers and biologists alike. They come for a reason....... it is the best place in the Serengeti- ngorongoro ecosystems to watch wildlife and its fun.

WALKING SAFARIS

Walking safaris
Walking safari in Tanzania:
The most authentic safari experience Walking safaris are the purest form of safari.
Walking safaris in Tanzania are completely different to game drives. On foot you are a participant in the world of wildlife rather than a spectator, which is a thrilling safari experience.

Feel, hear and smell Tanzania

Imagine, you walk on the same path as the elephants and other wildlife, you feel the wind through you hair, hear a lion roar in the distance and smell the bush and wildlife. Your senses awaken, as you become part of your environment and the wilderness becomes more real.

Wildlife up close and personal

While animals will generally ignore you in a vehicle, they see you as another type of animal when you are on foot. Getting up close-and personal with wildlife is definitely a rush of excitement.Walking is also a great way to appreciate the smaller wildlife, which can't be so easily seen from a vehicle.

Access remote areas on foot

On foot you can walk intro remote areas and reach places that a safari car can’t. Once on foot, you are not constrained by roads and can go almost anywhere you like. Away from the crowds, off the beaten track. It offers you a freedom incomparable to any game drive safari. Pioneer in walking safaris ADH Africa is a pioneer in setting up walking safaris, particularly in the Serengeti National Park. Only few handful of companies have been granted permission to enter this park on foot. The regulations stipulate that an armed and qualified walking guide from the operating company must accompany all walks. An armed ranger from the National Park will also join every walk.

Serengeti, Tarangire, Ngorongoro

We offer a wide range of walking safari options, so you can tailor your walking safari to be exactly what you want and nothing you don't. These walks are absolutely one of the best and most memorable African experiences on earth!

RUAHA NATIONAL PARK

Ruaha National Park is the largest national park in Tanzania

Hand-Tailored Tours

Hand-crafting one-of-a-kind private safaris is something we do as well as—no, better than anyone in the country .
(We’re eager to back up that claim; don’t hesitate to give us a good grilling.)

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I am looking for the perfect words to express the eternal gratitude Alex and I will always have for this adventure of a lifetime . . .

My son Todd danced exuberantly with the Maasai, and decided to become a Maasai warrior himself . . .

The chef at Ngorongoro told me that he hadn’t cooked with nuts for two days to keep my son safe. So incredibly moving to me . . . such warmth, such care. True kindness and knowledge and unbelievable good humor.

Kathy

At one of the small bush airports we met a woman traveling with another company. She was in distress because a friend had advised her to travel with African Dream Holiday but she chose a different company. She was watching our little tribe of 6 travelers as we were getting ready for our next adventure. She spoke with us and asked if our guide was with us at all times; we replied, “Yes, every step of the way”! She had been dropped off and left outside the gate – she told us she had no ticket and no idea which plane to attempt to board. She was very regretful not to have chosen African Dream Holiday & Photographic Safaris.

Thank you Lema for your attention to details. Traveling such a long way to a huge unknown country was completely carefree because of your care for us. I can only send the best wishes to you along with special thanks for a job well done.

Mikey

It was an incredible experience, one we hope to repeat (Africa/Tanzania this time). Your staff, accommodations, food, gifts, personalized service & your beautiful animals far surpassed our expectations. We would not consider coming back with any other company.

Absolutely the best! Also appreciate your involvement w/environmental issues and helping better the education and lives of the Tanzanian people.

Deb & Michael

5-star experience:

I am so happy that my wife and I made the decision to travel with African Dream Holiday. My health condition was not a consequence of the trip … it could have happened any where. But … the way I was treated and taken care of … I really credit with being absolutely instrumental in the happy outcome.

Forever grateful to Lema and his Family Company. Absolutely wonderful, and I fully believe saved my life.

Gary and Linda

Dear Mr Lema

Our sincere thanks for the wonderful safari we recently took to Tanzania. Your wife Elizabeth was extraordinary, from helping us initially plan the safari, to making many last-minute changes. She did all of this over Easter weekend – and never once complained.

All of our ground team in Tanzania were top-notch. I have read that everyone thinks their driver and guide is the best in all of Africa – and I too join in that opinion. Our guides, became like family to us.

Your company readily deserves it great rating as the best safari company in the Tanzania. I only hope others will listen and use your company. We plan on using you and your team again in the future. Our sincerest thanks to you and your wonderful team.

Ken and Betty

To be totally honest, we were a tad nervous about investing so much money on our trip when we started … but by the end of the trip, we ALL were saying how it was all SO worth it. African Dream Holidays made us feel as though we were their only customers and that anything we needed would be taken care of — that was how focused their support and service for us was! Thank you so much for your superb service!

Lee and Jane

Words are not adequate to describe the genuine attention to detail, down to the small gifts on the bed at night. Awaiting us on Valentine’s Day was a pack of heart-shaped homemade cookies. That’s class!

Thank you Lema for all your efforts!

Karen

Mr. Lema

We are writing to thank You for the incredible safari that we took with your company in Tanzania earlier this morning… Everything from the program plan to the accommodations to the drivers was just perfect… It was truly the trip of a lifetime, and well exceeded our expectations. We had so much fun!

We would especially like to recognize the efforts of our guide, James, for making our trip so memorable. His knowledge of the animals and culture was extraordinary and his enthusiasm for the subjects was remarkable….. We consider ourselves honored to be able to be in his care during our trip.

Thank you again for a fantastic vacation and we already plan to comeback in 2019 with our friends,looking forward to that

Bob & Nancy

Dear Lema and Elizabeth,

I can’t thank you enough for all you did to make our trip to Africa so special and memorable.

Every detail was considered… Everything ran like clockwork—it was perfect!… Your Company is, indeed, the “Tanzanian best tour operator and safari outfitter,” and none of us will ever forget this amazing experience. Your professionalism and attention to detail is commendable, and we deeply appreciated everything you did to make this trip so special for us. Thank you!

Dale & Jessica

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DISCOVER

Africa's leading safari destination

TANZANIA PHOTOGRAPHIC SAFARIS

Tanzania Photographic Safaris

TANZANIA SPECTACULAR SAFARI

Tanzania Spectacular Safari

FAMILY SAFARIS

Family Safaris

Family safaris experienced first hand

Expert family safari guides

Family safari and beach combinations

Family safari accommodation

Travel in the school holidays

Family safari activities

Where's best for a family safari?

When to travel on a family safari

Tailor made safari itineraries

The best age for a family safari

ZANZIBAR

Zanzibar

CONQUERING MT KILIMANJARO

Conquering Mt Kilimanjaro

NGORONGORO CRATER HIGHLIGHTS

Ngorongoro Crater Highlights

SERENGETI NATIONAL PARK

Serengeti National Park

Serengeti-Mara

NDUTU CONSERVATION

Ndutu Conservation

TARANGIRE NATIONAL PARK

Tarangire National Park

LAKE MANYARA NATIONAL PARK

Lake Manyara National Park

WILDEBEEST MIGRATION

Wildebeest Migration

Wildebeest Migration

Great Migrators Experience

TRAVEL TIPS

Where to See The Wildebeest Migration?

What to combine with a migration safari?

TANZANIA - WHERE TO STAY DURING MIGRATION TIME

RIVER CROSSING

THE WILDEBEEST

THE MIGRATION CIRCLE

BIRD WATCHING

Bird Watching

HOT AIR BALLOON

Hot Air Balloon

ARUSHA PARK HIGHLIGHTS

Arusha Park Highlights

CANOE SAFARI

Canoe Safari

RUAHA NATIONAL PARK

RUAHA NATIONAL PARK

Hand-Tailored Tours

Need more information:

Look what our travellers tell us ...

I am looking for the perfect words to express the eternal gratitude Alex and I will always have for this adventure of a lifetime . . .

My son Todd danced exuberantly with the Maasai, and decided to become a Maasai warrior himself . . .

The chef at Ngorongoro told me that he hadn’t cooked with nuts for two days to keep my son safe. So incredibly moving to me . . . such warmth, such care. True kindness and knowledge and unbelievable good humor.

Kathy

Thank you Lema for your attention to details. Traveling such a long way to a huge unknown country was completely carefree because of your care for us. I can only send the best wishes to you along with special thanks for a job well done.

Mikey

It was an incredible experience, one we hope to repeat (Africa/Tanzania this time). Your staff, accommodations, food, gifts, personalized service & your beautiful animals far surpassed our expectations. We would not consider coming back with any other company.

Absolutely the best! Also appreciate your involvement w/environmental issues and helping better the education and lives of the Tanzanian people.

Deb & Michael

5-star experience:

Forever grateful to Lema and his Family Company. Absolutely wonderful, and I fully believe saved my life.

Gary and Linda

Dear Mr Lema

Our sincere thanks for the wonderful safari we recently took to Tanzania. Your wife Elizabeth was extraordinary, from helping us initially plan the safari, to making many last-minute changes. She did all of this over Easter weekend – and never once complained.

All of our ground team in Tanzania were top-notch. I have read that everyone thinks their driver and guide is the best in all of Africa – and I too join in that opinion. Our guides, became like family to us.

Your company readily deserves it great rating as the best safari company in the Tanzania. I only hope others will listen and use your company. We plan on using you and your team again in the future. Our sincerest thanks to you and your wonderful team.

Ken and Betty

Lee and Jane

Words are not adequate to describe the genuine attention to detail, down to the small gifts on the bed at night. Awaiting us on Valentine’s Day was a pack of heart-shaped homemade cookies. That’s class!

Thank you Lema for all your efforts!