Tanzania group tours are the best tour options when exploring Tanzania on a budget. The country is a renowned safari destination but a bit expensive to fully explore. Entrance to the major wildlife and safari destinations in Tanzania is fine but the challenge comes with accommodation and Transportation.
Tanzania has some of the most luxurious tented camps and lodges. They are worth the price because of the first-class hospitality services they offer. Not everyone can afford to stay at luxurious and high-end accommodation facilities. The standard tourist vehicles used in Tanzania are extended and their cost is usually higher when traveling solo. This is where the aspect of Tanzania Group Tours comes in to save the day.
Group Tours provides for sharing of Transportation and accommodation costs and it is most effective when traveling on budget. Tanzania does not have limited participation in safari tour activities which is the case for Mountain Gorilla Trekking in Volcanoes National Park. Tanzania Group Tours therefore become the best options to go for. Nothing is as interesting as being on a Tanzania safari with a group of people you care about. You would still have a great time even when they are strangers you are meeting for the first time. Below are some of the leading Tanzania Group Tours Destinations you must include on your Bucket List.
Serengeti National Park
Serengeti National Park is one destination that is probably on every adventure traveler’s bucket list. It is an open savanna national park is located in Northern Tanzania. Together with Kenya’s Masai Mara, they form an important ecosystem where the wildebeest migration takes place. Serengeti has many drawing adventure factors. These include the big cats experience, the wildebeest migration, balloon safari adventures, and a rich cultural heritage.
We acknowledge that sometimes traveling solo enables exclusive safari experiences but Group Tours here are incredible. Game drives which are the main safari activities in Serengeti can start as early as 5:00 am. This is to catch up with the early risers and the major wildlife species since they are most active in the morning. It feels fun and comfortable waking up that early with a group of other travelers you are with on Safari.
To fully explore Serengeti you would need at least a minimum of 4 days. Here you can explore all the sectors of Serengeti Journeying with the Wildebeests from the southern to Central and Northern Serengeti. Our 8-day Serengeti Safari is a great option for such an adventure and it is available for Group Tours.
Tarangire National Park
Tarangire is another incredible Destination for Tanzania Group Tours. Just like Serengeti, Tarangire is also located in Northern Tanzania. It is the best place to see elephants which are the land’s largest animal species. More than elephants, the park also has other Wildlife species and animal migration.
Zebras, giraffes, wildebeests, hippos, buffaloes, and zebras are among the major grazers in the park. There are over 500 bird species here making it a prime birding safari destination.
Save a couple of dollars by joining a group Tour to Tarangire. You would have a great time even when in a group of 10 people or more.
Ndutu Conservancy
Ndutu lies between Serengeti and the Ngorongoro Crater making it a prime wildlife destination. The best part of Ndutu is its exclusivity since it is not crowded like Serengeti and Ngorongoro. You can therefore have exclusive safari experiences even when on a Tanzania group tour in Ndutu.
The major wildlife species in Serengeti and Ngorongoro are present in the Conservancy. You can effectively explore Ndutu on game drives, guided nature walks, and balloon safari adventures among other activities. To have the best of the northern Tanzania tourism circuit you can combine a Tanzania Group tour combining all these destinations. Our 9-day Tanzania safari is an option to look at.
The 11-day Kenya Tanzania is another adventure Discovery Journey to look at. This features a visit to Kenya’s Masai Mara, Amboseli National Park, and Lake Nakuru.
Ruaha National Park
Ruaha National Park is the ultimate southern Tanzania safari destination. The park’s vast size gives it an added advantage of wildlife numbers and diversity. The southern Tanzania tourism circuit has also not been fully explored which gives more room for Discovery Journeys there.
Southern Tanzania is a bit remote and secluded, so it only makes sense to explore it in Group Tours. In Ruaha and other Southern Tanzania destinations like Nyerere National Park, you would still have an exclusive safari even when traveling in groups. The Peace here is only right to be enjoyed with your family and friends.
Southern Tanzania has fishing safari experiences with chances of capturing the rare Tiger Fish. The best time for safari adventures here is in the dry season from June to October and from December to Early March. December to May are also great months for birding safaris and it is when the migratory birds are in the region.
Zanzibar
Off the Tanzania mainland is Zanzibar Island in the Indian Ocean. Zanzibar is most famous for its white sand beaches and the rich history of the early Asian and European settlers along the East African Coastal areas. The islands have a vibrant life and culture that is also ideal to explore in groups of families and friends.
There are marine wildlife species here that you can explore in case you are interested in Marine wildlife. You can engage in water sports activities like Kayaking and snorkeling while on holiday here or just relax at the Beach sunbathing.
Never feel discouraged from visiting East Africa in group safaris. At least the major savanna wildlife destinations offer provisions for that. There are several private conservancies you can opt for in case you feel the parks are fully crowded. Contact Us for tailor-made safaris to Tanzania and beyond.
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