Luxury Tanzania Holidays

The best time to visit Tanzania for a safari is from July through to October. Known as the long dry season, these months bring minimal rainfall and shorter grasses, ideal conditions for spotting wildlife. For an epic Tanzania safari experience, travel in July, September, or October to witness the annual Great Migration in Serengeti National Park. If you’re after a quieter experience, consider visiting between November and March, when the migration is settled in the southern Serengeti and Ndutu region, offering exceptional wildlife encounters without the crowds.

A Tanzania honeymoon strikes the perfect balance between adventure and laid-back luxury. Begin with a safari deep in the wilderness, tracking the Big Five, encountering incredible wildlife, and connecting with local tribes. Then fly to Zanzibar’s white-sand beaches and turquoise waters. Stay at five-star hotels in Tanzania and exclusive lodges handpicked by our team as well as the best luxury hotels in Zanzibar. Our team will ensure your honeymoon is a once-in-a-lifetime experience, whether its private access to leading wildlife experts or a remote camp set up just for you in the heart of the wilderness, every detail is designed around your vision. 

Tanzania is located in East Africa. To the east, it meets the Indian Ocean, offering both stunning coastlines and access to the Zanzibar archipelago. 

Flights to Tanzania are available from major international hubs, with arrivals typically into Kilimanjaro International Airport for safari adventures or Julius Nyerere International Airport in Dar es Salaam for coastal and island escapes. 

While Tanzania is world-renowned for its extraordinary safaris, there’s so much more to discover beyond the game drive. We offer a transformative twist on the traditional safari experience, arranging incredibly rare encounters with local tribes including the Hadza and Maasai communities, where you will learn their way of life. Travel through remote, low-altitude villages and have the unique opportunity to deliver life-saving aid, such as malaria nets and LifeStraws, to communities in need.  

Stay in a luxury tented camp or a private mobile camp set up just for you that blends seamlessly into its surroundings, offering both comfort and unique access to the wild. Join expert guides on foot and in vehicles, tracking wildlife through prints, markings, and subtle signs in the bush. A Tanzania safari with Pelorus is unlike any other. Find out more about this epic experience here. 

The Great Migration Africa is one of the most incredible wildlife spectacles on the planet, and a large part of it unfolds in Tanzania. Each year, over two million wildebeest, zebras, and gazelles make a dramatic circular journey across the Serengeti National Park, following seasonal rains in search of fresh grazing. 

In Tanzania, the best time to witness the Great Migration is from July to October, when the herds cross crocodile-infested rivers in the northern Serengeti. Pelorus offer a unique way to view this incredible natural phenomenon from above. Soar above the crowds in a helicopter for a panoramic view like no other. Earlier in the year, from January to March, the southern Serengeti comes alive as calving season begins, attracting predators and providing dramatic wildlife encounters. 

However, there is much to see throughout the year, as the animals in the Serengeti plains of Africa, including lions, elephants, cheetahs, and more, create a dynamic and ever-changing safari experience.  

Absolutely! For those seeking things to do in Tanzania other than safari, Zanzibar offers the perfect balance of relaxation and cultural immersion. The Zanzibar beaches are some of the most breathtaking in the world. Think powder-white sand, swaying palms, and crystal-clear waters. Spend your days unwinding on the shores or diving into the vibrant marine life. Beyond the coastline, explore the island’s cultural heritage alongside a private historian, uncovering its fascinating blend of Arab, Indian, European, and indigenous influences that make Zanzibar so captivating.