Safari days normally involve long hours inside the safari vehicle. You may want to consider including an additional activity in your itinerary. This will provide greater variety you with alterative perspectives and an opportunity to learn about different aspects of Tanzania. We use a variety of different, specialist travel partners who are able to offer these activities:
Balloon Safari
Hot Air Balloons invoke feelings of thrill, exhilaration and trepidation. It is expensive, but offers unrivalled views of the landscape and wildlife. Currently, it is possible to do a Balloon Safari inside Tarangire and the Serengeti (South, Central ,West and North).
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Empakaai Crater Hike
In the Highlands area of the Ngorongoro Crater Conservation Area (NCA), there are some great opportunities for breaking up a vehicle-based safari and stretching your legs. The stunning but relatively unknown Empakaai Crater lies some 40km north-east of its famous neighbour, the Ngorongoro Crater.
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Kilimanjaro Day Hike
For many people, climbing to the summit of Africa’s tallest mountain is not an option. However, it is possible to do a one-day hike, which may whet your appetite for a future climb. There are many options available here, but a typical day involves driving to Kilimanjaro National Park (approximately 2.5-3hrs from Arusha).
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Walking Safari
Increasingly, many of our guests are looking for opportunities to explore aspects of Tanzania from outside of the safari vehicle. It is possible to organise short walking safaris whilst inside Manyara, Tarangire and Arusha National Parks.
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Maasai Village
It is possible to visit one of several Maasai villages during your safari. However, these villages are close to the main roads and whilst you will meet many Maasai, have a tour around their village and have an opportunity to learn about their culture
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Chemka Hot Springs
Hot Springs (Chemka) The Chemka Hot Springs are an oasis situated 120 kilometres East of Arusha. At these idyllic underground springs with the crystal clear, turquoise water, you can linger, swim and explore. The water is deep in places (up to 10 metres). On the shore under lush trees you can camp, enjoy your snacks or soak up the sun
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Coffee Tour
There are many places in Tanzania where it is possible to do a Coffee Tour and get a taste of local life. We recommend embarking on a half day small-group coffee and community tour
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Hadzabe & Datoga Tribe visit
The Hadzabe bushmen live in and around Lake Eyasi, just south of the Ngorongoro Highlands. This region is also home to the Datoga and Mbulu tribes. A cultural visit with the Hadzabe and the Datoga is possible and they will show you how and where they live.
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Mto wa Mbu Village Tour
The bustling farming community of Mto Wa Mbu, located between Manyara and Ngorongoro, is home to around 18,000 people. Spend half a day here with a knowledgeable local guide and you’ll discover a side of Tanzania that many visitors miss.
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