Tanzania Travel Packages

Welcome to Tanzania, a full gift box country or encyclopedia where every page you open reveals something new, exciting, and extraordinary. Tanzania is one of the fifty-four African countries located on the eastern part of the continent covering about 364,017 sq ml, twice larger than the size of the state of California. It is renowned for its Africa’s highest mountains-Mount Kilimanjaro towering at 5895 meters with vast and winding routes offering adventurous and unforgettable trekking experiences. Learn about what our Tanzania Travel Packages offer:

Tanzania is also rich in wildlife destinations including:

• Serengeti National Park – join our 10 Day “Wildebeest Migration Safaris” for expert-led game drives and luxury lodge or tented camp stays.

• Ngorongoro Conservation Area – explore the classic crater and Big Five on our 2-day “Ngorongoro Crater Discovery Safari” itinerary, which includes visits to Maasai villages.

• Ruaha and Tarangire National Parks – our multi-day safaris allow you to witness large herds of elephants and exceptional birdlife.

• Nyerere National Park and Selous Game Reserve – ideal for game drives, boat safaris, and guided walking experiences.

• Gombe Stream, Rubondo Island, and Mahale National Parks – designed for chimpanzee trekking adventures in their natural habitat.

• Other destinations including Arusha National Park, Udzungwa Mountains, Kitulo, Saadani, Lake Manyara, Mikumi, Katavi, and Mkomazi, all offering memorable wildlife and nature excursions.

Tanzania is also a cultural treasure consisting of more than one hundred and twenty (120) ethnic tribes, including the famous Maasai, Hadzabe, Datoga, Sukuma, Iraqwi and Chagga each practicing different cultures, traditions, customs, and ways of life worth tasting, exploring, discovering and experiencing. Combining these in our Tanzania travel packages will leave you entertained, educated and expanding your friends circle while helping you better understand the other side of the world and its incredible cultural wonders.

Crystal sandy beaches of the Indian ocean in the coastal of the main land and in Zanzibar Island also add to the beauty of this amazing country, creating a perfect connection between adventure and relaxation.

For passionate lovers of nomadic lifestyles, and scenic landscapes, Tanzania Travel Packages offer a wide range of landforms including the Ngorongoro highlands, Usambara mountains, Great rift valley and Lake Natron among many other-along with scenic hills, valleys, plains, bushlands, gullies, rivers and forests-perfect for both day, and multiday rewarding hiking expeditions as well as cycling.

At Enclose Africa Safaris, we know Tanzania like the back of our hand, and we are proud to have an extensively knowledgeable team of safari specialists, and highly experienced team of safari and mountain guides. Whatever your Tanzania escape dreams may be, as a safari specialist we offer hundreds of unforgettable ways to explore and experience this breathtaking country. Our Tanzania travel packages are seamlessly woven into perfectly designed itinerary packages for solo travelers, families, honeymooners and group alike, with handpicked accommodations to match your style-ranging from high-end lodges to cozy budget-friendly hotels, and tented camps.

We have our own 4×4 customized safari vehicles featuring high-pop up roofs and wide sliding window for 360° game viewing. Safety aid kits, in car-fridge for daily cold drinks, charging inverters, safety seatbelts, binoculars, reading materials and Wi-Fi to keep you connect to the world you left behind. Contact us today, and let your safari handled by professionals.

Frequently Asked Questions About Tanzania Travel Packages

1. What is the minimum number of days needed for each major safari circuit?

The Northern Circuit, which includes Serengeti, Ngorongoro, Tarangire, and Lake Manyara, requires at least six to seven days to travel comfortably without rushing major sightings. The Southern Circuit, when combining Nyerere and Mikumi or Ruaha, usually requires at least five to six days due to the longer distances. The Western Circuit, home to Mahale and Katavi, demands a minimum of seven to eight days because both parks require flights and remote transfers.

2. Which destinations cannot be easily joined in short Tanzania travel packages?

Not all locations connect smoothly on short itineraries because Tanzania’s safari circuits are geographically spread out. The Western Circuit cannot be paired with any other region in under a week because of flight schedules. Nyerere and Ruaha also cannot be joined with Serengeti in fewer than eight to nine days due to long flight routes and transit times. Zanzibar cannot realistically be added to a three-day safari without sacrificing most of the beach experience because travel days eat into the limited time.

3. What is the shortest time you can spend traveling around Tanzania and still have a meaningful experience?

A well-planned four-day trip can give you a taste of the Northern Circuit, either Serengeti with a flight in and out or a Ngorongoro and Tarangire combination by road. Anything shorter than four days limits wildlife diversity and increases travel fatigue. For those wanting both safari and beach, the shortest balanced Tanzania travel package is six days, combining a three-night safari with a two-night Zanzibar stay.

4. How do internal flights affect travel time between circuits?

Internal flights reduce long road transfers, but they do not eliminate full travel days. A flight from Serengeti to Zanzibar takes about two to three hours but still requires check-in time and potential stops in Arusha. Connections between Ruaha, Nyerere, and Serengeti often involve routing through Dar es Salaam or Arusha, stretching travel time to four to six hours. Flights to Mahale, Katavi, or Gombe operate only on certain days, which makes itinerary flexibility essential.

5. Are Tanzania and Zanzibar safe for travellers in Tanzania travel packages?

Tanzania and Zanzibar are generally safe for visitors, especially in established tourism zones, national parks, and beach areas. Petty theft can occur in crowded urban spaces, so basic precautions like not carrying valuables openly and using registered taxis are recommended. Zanzibar’s beach resorts and Stone Town police units maintain strong security measures, and national parks have structured ranger systems that guide all wildlife activities. Travellers who follow local guidance, stay in reputable lodges, and use licensed tour operators enjoy a smooth and secure experience across both mainland Tanzania and the islands.