Travelers love to be part of Tanzania classic safari adventures because of its epic adventures and Discovery Journeys. Savanna wildlife safaris in East Africa started in the late 1880s as colonial explorers traversed the region. These even though were politically leaning ushered in the future of wildlife and cultural expeditions.
Wildlife diversity and size of Tanzania gives it a greater advantage making it a prime destination for classic safari adventures. Tanzania Classic Safari Adventures has evolved over the years. It ranges from accommodation to the means of Transportation and activities done while on safari. Below are some of the top Tanzania Classic Safari Adventures you must be part of.
Serengeti Under Canvas Wildlife Journeys
Safaris throughout the 1900’s were raw and accommodation was mainly under canvas. Under-canvas accommodation style is still used in Tanzania in the Serengeti following the wildebeest migration. The phenomenon of wildlife migration journey follows the ecosystems’ major grazers moving over the open plains for pasture. These grazers include wildebeests, zebras and gazelles moving in millions in various patterns.
Migrating herds attract Serengeti’s deadliest Predators and big cats. These include lions, leopards, and cheetahs as well as other carnivores like Hyenas and scavenger birds. Game drives in Serengeti National Park mainly focus on this migration and the predator action. Since the animals move to the different sectors of Serengeti, you can only catch up with them while staying at the temporary Under Canvas tented Camps. These migration camps range from Budget to high-end facilities. The most amazing thing about the camps is that the movement following the great wildebeest Migration.
On these under-canvas wildlife journeys in Serengeti, you are assured of all the wildlife moments you can ever imagine. These are the true Tanzania Classic Safari Adventures one could ever wish for.
Ballon safaris
Ballon Safari travels are an evolution of the 18th and 19th Centuries. A balloon safari gives you a panoramic view and Tanzania is worth the hype and time. The wildlife numbers of Tanzania’s leading destinations including Ruaha, Serengeti, and Tarangire National Park can best be witnessed while on a balloon safari.
This bird’s eye view also enables you to enjoy the various landscapes in the different destinations in Tanzania. Ballon safaris take you back in time exploring in a huge basket and an air balloon. We highly recommend these and they definitely make it to the top Tanzania Classic Safari Adventures and Wildlife Journeys.
Boat trips
Boat cruises are the best ways of exploring the water bodies and Tanzania has a number of these. They enable you get to see wildlife species that prefer living in or near water bodies. Hippos and Nile Crocodiles are among the large wildlife species you can spot on boat cruises. Fish is a whole species that is underrated and less explored but in southern Tanzania, you can have a blast on fishing safari expeditions.
Boat trips in Tanzania are common in the south along the Rufigi River in Nyerere National Park. There are many other streams and water bodies in the south where boat trips are specially taken for sport fishing adventures. The Blue Tiger Fish is the most sought-after fish species in Tanzania and a safari down south got you covered on this.
You can fully explore southern Tanzania on a 10-day Southern Tanzania safari. In case you do not have all the 10 days then the 5-day fishing safari is also a great option.
Big Cats Tanzania Classic Safaris
Any African safari without an encounter with any or all the big cats is often considered incomplete. Tanzania to differ from other destinations in East Africa has the highest concentration of these cats. The three major renowned big cats are lions, leopards, and cheetahs.
Serengeti National Park in northern Tanzania is a lion conservation unit. Lions in Serengeti mainly thrive on the abundance of prey. They are often seen in prides of up to 10 individuals and more. Leopards are among the most solitary and strongest animals. Despite their solitary nature, there are chances of seeing them on safari in Tanzania.
Cheetahs the world’s fastest land animals are also seen in action in Tanzania. Tanzania’s big cats experience is unmatched and is among the must-do Tanzania Classic Safari Adventures.
Other Tanzania safaris feature the Big Five and other safari animals. If you are looking for the ultimate Savanna wildlife adventures then look no further than Tanzania. The East African region has many other wildlife species including primates like chimpanzees and mountain gorillas. Gorilla and chimpanzee trekking experiences can be enjoyed in Uganda and Rwanda. There are however gorilla trekking guidelines you ought to follow for a successful gorilla trekking tour.
Best time for Tanzania Classic Safaris
Tanzania classic safaris can be enjoyed any time of the year. The great wildebeest migration cycle begins in Tanzania in November. Here migratory herds stay in Serengeti till June and July when they start crossing the Mara River to Masai Mara.
Game drives can be doable throughout the year. For the best experiences, it is better to visit during the dry season when there are minimal rainfall disturbances. The dry season spans from June to September. It also doubles as the peak tourist season and it is important to make bookings in advance if you intend to visit during that time.
Tanzania birding safaris are best enjoyed from November to March when birds are in full plumage. The migratory birds are also present around this time.
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