Tanzania · Maasai-owned since 2010
Discover the Beauty of Tanzania
Unforgettable safari adventures, majestic mountain climbs, and luxury experiences
A track record built by the people who grew up here
Culture, adventure, and the moments in between
Culture, adventure, and unforgettable moments.
Culture
Wildlife
Camp Life
Game Drive
Our Experiences
From the great Serengeti to the mighty Kilimanjaro
Kilimanjaro - Machame Route (7 Days)
The 'Whiskey Route' - a popular, scenic route known for better acclimatization ('climb high, sleep low'). Accommodation is in tents. Approaches from the southwest.
5-Day Tanzania Luxury Safari
A relaxed pace visiting Lake Manyara, Serengeti (2 nights), and Ngorongoro. Premium accommodations and exclusive experiences.
3-Day Tanzania Lodge Safari
Extended safari adding Lake Manyara to Tarangire and Ngorongoro. Ideal for tree-climbing lions and flamingos.
Maasai-owned, locally rooted
We're a Maasai-owned operator. Every guide is local. Every porter is paid KPAP-certified fair wages. Profits stay in Tanzania — funding schools, conservation, and the community we come from. When you travel with us, you're not just visiting Tanzania; you're investing in the people who call it home.
We work with the Kilimanjaro Porter Assistance Project on porter welfare. We partner with local schools, funding new classrooms each year. Our vehicles are maintained locally; our food sourced from regional farms. Every safari you book helps strengthen this network of local impact.
Honest reviews from the trail
Our guides made the impossible feel achievable. Pole pole was real — we made it to Uhuru Peak on day 6. Stella Point at sunrise is something I'll never forget.
Our guides made the impossible feel achievable. Pole pole was real — we made it to Uhuru Peak on day 6. Stella Point at sunrise is something I'll never forget.
Three days of game drives with Maasai Travels and we saw the Big Five plus the great migration crossing. Our guide knew exactly where the predators would be.
Being hosted by a Maasai-owned company changed everything. The cultural visit to the village wasn't a tourist show — it was an honest exchange.
Where you'll go
Six storied corners of Tanzania — from the high glaciers of Kilimanjaro to the spice islands of Zanzibar.
Trusted by the industry
Quick answers
When is the best time to visit Tanzania?
The dry season from June to October is ideal for game viewing — wildlife concentrates around water sources and grasses are short. January and February offer the calving season in the southern Serengeti, where you can witness predator action. The shoulder seasons (March and November) bring lower prices and fewer crowds, with green landscapes after the rains.
How much should I budget for a Tanzania safari?
Budget safaris start from around €1,000 per person for shorter camping-based itineraries. Mid-range lodge safaris typically run €1,500–€3,000 per person, including park fees, transport, guide, and accommodation. Luxury safaris range from €3,500 to €7,000+ per person and include premium tented camps and lodges. Flights are usually separate.
Do I need vaccinations or a visa?
A yellow fever vaccination certificate is required if you're transiting through a yellow fever country. Hepatitis A and Typhoid are recommended; malaria prophylaxis is advised. Most nationalities (US, UK, EU) can apply for a Tanzania e-visa online before travel — please check current requirements before booking.
Is Tanzania safe for solo travelers and women?
Yes — Tanzania is widely considered one of East Africa's safest destinations for tourists. We host many solo travelers each year, including solo women. Our guides are vetted, our vehicles tracked, and we offer female guides on request. You're rarely alone on tour — most travel happens in small group convoys with the team.
From the blog
Conquer the Roof of Africa: Your Complete Kilimanjaro Climbing Guide
Everything you need to know about climbing Mount Kilimanjaro with Maasai Tribe Adventure — from choosing the right route to what equipment is provided and how to prepare for the journey of a lifetime.
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