Great Migration Lodge Safari
About Our Tanzanian Ecotour
Experience the best of Tanzania on our locally crafted Safari. Our guides have strong ties to the community and will join us as we mingle with the Maasai, hike through shaded forests to waterfalls, search for endangered black rhinos, and observe the biggest concentration of elephants in the world. Witness the Great Migration and the dramatic landscapes and abundance of life in the Serengeti, one of the world’s most famous parks. Throughout the trip to Tanzania we stay at beautiful, comfortable lodging that makes you feel right at home.
What’s Included in the Great Migration Lodge Safari
- Pretty much everything but your flights! Including a guaranteed window-seat in a private pop-top Land Cruiser with a local guide/driver for all of your game drives in Tanzania (Arusha National Park, Tarangire National Park, Ngorongoro Crater, Lake Manyara, & Serengeti National Park!)
- Lodging for all 9 nights ranging from unique hotels to cozy tented safari camps.
- All meals included (breakfast, lunch, and dinner) except for the first and last day
- Gondwana local guides (plus a trip leader for groups of more than 6)
- All your National Park entrance fees in Tanzania
- Authentic Maasai Visit (experience a welcoming community far-off the beaten path)
- All other activities and excursions, including safaris and guided hikes
- If you’re looking for dates & prices and the full itinerary, please download the tour brochure using the form on this page.
“Excellent!! The tour was literally a once-in-a-lifetime experience. Tanzania and the Serengeti far exceeded our expectations. We not only saw tons of different wildlife but also were amazingly close to the animals. Our wildlife guides were experienced and knew the animals and their behaviors well. The size of the group was small which made everything doable. We all had great seats in the wildlife viewing land cruisers. In fact everyone in the group had window seats. Our accommodations were very pleasant and comfortable throughout this tour.I certainly would encourage anyone with an interest in Africa and its indigenous people to take this tour. Would love to this tour again.”—David Loss
