My girlfriend and I went on an amazing 4d/3n safari with Warrior Expeditions. We made a custom tour with 2 days in Serengeti and finished off with a day in Ngorongoro, which seemed the easiest and fairly priced with this operator. We saw loads of wildlife including the big five. During the first day in Serengeti we saw a lion... More

one of the best place to do game drive in tanzania , better in the morning , spend 2 days not just one day that most of the people do

Although it has been a while since I have been visiting that place with my kids, the memories are really fresh. Both of my boys (17 and 14 years old today) also remember this travel well (how couldn't they?). After 2000 photoes and over 100 videos we've tasted the absolute experience in a land cruiser of the 70's (those wheels... More

the world’s largest intact volcanic caldera; it contains one of the most magnificent wildlife reserves in Africa , its allowed for 6 hours per day only and it’s enough to take a full tour around it. One of the unforgettable sights there is to see the black kites snatching the food from the visitors’ hands at the lunch area, that’s... More

Mambo to all who are looking for an unforgetable, unique trip to Tanzania! I travelled and booked 2 safaris with Everlasting Tanzania Travel to Ngorongoro, Tarangire and Serengeti National Park! They know what they do and they do it best! I was overwhelmed by not only the excellent organisation, but also the personality and passion for the profession they do.... More

Ngorongoro (originally Klorongoro before British mispronunciation), means the great hall in Masai) is the most beautiful land I have ever seen. Formed by a Volcanic eruption 20MM years ago, viewing now from above brings to mind visions of a garden paradise. The greens are so green, sky so blue, flora so abundant that it even appears as a different planet... More

Amazing! A must see for animal lovers, travelers and photographers. Pitty there are NO DVD or video available on this nature wonder.

Don't punk out on this one. You've flown half way around the world and paid a bundle. A whole bundle. The fees to get in are something like $100 a person. Pay the extra $150 and drive a rental in there. You'll want a formidable vehicle, but we took a Subaru Forester, so anything with a bit of clearance and... More

No question that this is a must go place. However, the best place is still managed by human beings. Do not pay the Rangers in advance if you want to do a walk. They will not show up, and the headquarters will refuse to refund your money. Avoid the dry season (high season). There are plenty of Safari companies in... More