Safari game drives
Day and multi-day drives through the northern parks in a 4x4 with a driver-guide.
Tanzania is home to some of the world’s most remarkable destinations, and Tazan Tours aims to make discovering them an unforgettable experience.
Where the jungle is our playground.
Tazan Tours is the tourism and travel division of Tazan, created to connect people with the extraordinary beauty, wildlife, landscapes, and cultures of Tanzania.
Our tourism services include safaris, wildlife experiences, cultural tours, nature excursions, customized trips, and other travel experiences.
From the Serengeti to Ngorongoro, Tarangire, Arusha National Park, and beyond, we help travelers experience Tanzania in a way that goes beyond simply visiting a destination.
We believe travel should create memories, stories, connections, and experiences that last long after the journey ends.
Day and multi-day drives through the northern parks in a 4x4 with a driver-guide.
Guided climbs on the route and pace that suit you, with a full mountain crew.
Zanzibar stays, snorkelling, dhow trips and time to rest after the bush.
Arusha National Park, waterfalls, coffee farms and hot springs — back by evening.
Meet local communities and see daily life, markets and traditions around Arusha.
Honeymoons, families, friends and school groups — every itinerary built around you.
Africa's highest peak at 5,895 m, climbed on guided routes of six to nine days.
Endless plains and the Great Migration of wildebeest and zebra.
A vast volcanic caldera with dense wildlife on the crater floor.
Baobab trees and some of the largest elephant herds in Tanzania.
Groundwater forest, flamingos on the lake and tree-climbing lions.
Close to home: Mount Meru, Momella lakes, giraffes and colobus monkeys — ideal for a day trip.
Stone Town's history, spice farms and white-sand beaches on the Indian Ocean.
Open grassland in the south with zebra, elephants, giraffes and lions.
Share your dates, who is travelling and what you want to see — a summit, the parks, the coast, or all three.
Route, pace, stays and transfers are worked out together, around your time and budget.
We come back with a clear itinerary and a price before you commit to anything.
Guides and crews who know the routes and the right pace look after you on the ground.
Every route ends at Uhuru Peak, 5,895 m. They differ in scenery, crowds, comfort and how long you have to adjust to the altitude. We'll recommend the right one for your time and fitness.
Scenic and popular, 6–7 days, camping. A good balance of views and acclimatisation.
Quieter western approach, 7–8 days, with excellent acclimatisation and wilderness.
The only route with huts, 5–6 days, on a gentler gradient up and down.
From the north near Kenya, 6–7 days — drier, quieter and good in the rains.
The longest route, 8–9 days, circling the mountain for the best acclimatisation.
Short, steep and direct — for experienced trekkers only.
Pickup and drop-off at Kilimanjaro International Airport (JRO) or Arusha.
Stays from simple to luxury, booked around your route.
Pop-up roof for game viewing, with a professional driver-guide.
Entry and conservation fees arranged before you arrive.
Licensed guides, porters and a cook on every climb.
Onward travel to the coast sorted as part of the same plan.
Clear skies and thin vegetation — peak time for safari and climbing. The migration is usually in the northern Serengeti.
Warm and green, with calving season in the southern Serengeti. Good for climbing too.
The green season: fewer visitors and lower prices, but some roads and camps close.
Short afternoon showers, fresh landscapes and birdlife at its best.
Quick answers to what people ask us most. If yours isn't here, message us — a person will reply.
It depends on the route, the season, how long you travel and how many of you there are. Send your dates through any trip page and we'll come back with a plan and a price.