About Tanzania
The Mother of the African Safaris
Carrying a timeless admiration as the most authentic and iconic safari destination, Tanzania is the quintessential African experience you can’t afford to miss. Home to the legendary Serengeti – center stage to the world’s largest wildlife migration, Mount Kilimanjaro – the highest freestanding mountain on Earth, and Ngorongoro Crater – the world’s largest unbroken caldera.
Zanzibar’s paradisiacal beaches, with their soft white sands and striking blue waters, add a distinct charm to the country’s allure, offering a serene escape that perfectly complements the country’s rich safari experiences. With the largest concentration of wild animals and birds, a mosaic of 120 ethnic groups, and modern amenities, Tanzania offers front-row access to some of the world’s most legendary safari hotspots. The name itself is an incantation of beauty, safaris and adventures, friendly people and unique cultures, as well as lifetime memories.
Why Tanzania Safari?
Unrivaled Attractions
Serengeti National Park, Kilimanjaro – the tallest free-standing mountain on Earth, Ngorongoro Crater, abundant wildlife, Zanzibar’s exquisite white-sand beaches, Lake Victoria, Tanganyika, paired with rare marine adventures, make Tanzania an irresistible destination for your next adventure.
Unique Culture
Home to 120 tribes, Tanzania is a vibrant melting pot of distinct cultural nuances. Standout tribes include the tall, red-draped, spear-bearing Maasai warriors, the tongue-clicking Hadzabe, the Datoga, Chagga, Sukuma, and the Arab-influenced Swahili people. These diverse groups peacefully rub shoulders, sharing timeless traditions.
Africa’s Most Peaceful Country
As the most peaceful country in Africa, Tanzania stands apart with its unwavering political stability, making it a safe haven for travelers seeking remarkable experiences. Coupled with its welcoming people and awe-inspiring landscapes, it’s the perfect destination for unforgettable adventures.
Friendly Infrastructures
The country’s tourism sector has seen remarkable strides, providing a diverse range of accommodation options from budget-friendly stays to high-end luxury resorts. Enhanced transport networks and services now enable local companies like Premier Africa Adventures to deliver exceptional service and unforgettable experiences at every level.
The Best Time to Visit Tanzania
Straddling the equator at 6° to 12° south, Tanzania enjoys a stretch of cool weather throughout most of the year. Its varying seasons create an exceptional backdrop for an African safari, offering unique experiences that could be tailored to your personal interests and taste. This overview provides a guide to the different seasons, helping you make informed decisions based on your preferences. Keep in mind that weather conditions can fluctuate, but our safari consultants are always available to help configure the perfect adventure that aligns with your liking.
January to March (High Season)
This is the prime period for wildlife viewing, especially in the Southern Serengeti, where the Great Migration’s calving season takes center stage. Although it warm and generally dry, expect occasional showers, especially in March.
April to May (Low Season)
Renowned for our trusted and reliable service, we offer a convenient and elegant safari experience across Tanzania’s Northern Safari Circuit and Zanzibar, making stress-free travel a hallmark of our reputation.
June to September (High Season)
Dry weather prevails, making it the perfect time for safaris across Tanzania. The cooler temperatures are ideal for climbing Mt. Kilimanjaro or exploring the Ngorongoro Highlands. It’s also peak season for the Northern Safari Circuit and across the country, with plenty of wildlife activity and minimal rainfall.
October to December (Shoulder Season)
The short rains begin in late October, but they practically don’t disrupt travel much. The landscapes are greener, and animals are still easy to spot. December is also warm and pleasant, especially along the coast, making it a good time for beach holidays.
