Maasai Mara National Reserve
Serengeti National Park
Ngorongoro Conservation Area
Tarangire National Park
Lake Manyara National Park
Serengeti National Park
Ngorongoro Crater
Lake Eyasi
Explore Tanzania’s wildlife and culture. Our safari experiences are diverse and will instil long-lasting memories in your life.
Explore the natural wonders of Tanzania with confidence through our guaranteed group departure safaris to the country’s renowned national parks and the majestic Mount Kilimanjaro. Join fellow adventurers on unforgettable journeys where you can immerse yourself in the rich wildlife and awe-inspiring landscapes that make Tanzania a top destination for safari and mountain enthusiasts.
Everything you need to know about our destinations, from when to go and how to experience it.
Real-Time Availability for Kilimanjaro Group Joining Safaris: Summit the "Roof of Africa"
Discover the allure of Kilimanjaro through our group joining safaris, with real-time availability updates, allowing you to plan your ascent with confidence and embark on this iconic journey to Africa’s rooftop.
It’s one thing to receive an award for high achievement, but it’s another to consistently rank on top for customer satisfaction.
Lions are at the top of the food chain and also most safari wish-lists, but with their numbers falling fast, any encounter with these majestic apex predators always feels like a privilege.
81% SUCCESS
2,302 sightings from 2,851 observations
The most numerous of Africa’s big cats, leopard occur across many habitats, from wild tracts to populated areas. Their grace and their elusive nature make them a unique safari drawcard.
46% SUCCESS
1,475 sightings from 3,188 observations
The cheetah is the fastest land animal and the only cat that hunts by pure speed. Found largely in open grasslands, its slim, elegant form is today an increasingly rare sight.
30% SUCCESS
738 sightings from 2,420 observations
By far the biggest of the so-called Big Five – indeed, the largest land animal on the planet – the elephant shapes the very landscape it inhabits and is a defining presence on any safari.
90% SUCCESS
2,774 sightings from 3,071 observations
The zebra is a quintessential African animal: the horse in stripy pyjamas at the end of every child’s A–Z. There are three species, of which the plains zebra is much the most common.
84% SUCCESS
2,921 sightings from 3,488 observations
The world’s tallest land mammal, giraffes are herbivores which have evolved many unique adaptations. Their iconic outlines tower above the bush in many of Africa’s wildlife areas.
85% SUCCESS
2,636 sightings from 3,097 observations
Superficially bovine in appearance, wildebeests are known for their spectacular migrations sometimes in huge numbers. These resilient animals are some of Africa’s most successful herbivores.
66% SUCCESS
1,859 sightings from 2,821 observations
The black rhino is the smaller and rarer of Africa’s two rhino species but has the more fearsome reputation. Shy and heavily persecuted, it tends to stick to cover.
30% SUCCESS
446 sightings from 1,507 observations
The white rhino is the largest and most numerous of the world’s five rhinoceros species. They are larger, easier to see and generally more approachable than the black rhino.
42% SUCCESS
365 sightings from 866 observations
The territorial calls of the hippo create a signature soundtrack to Africa’s rivers & wetlands. Despite an endearing smile, this aquatic herbivore has a notoriously aggressive disposition.
89% SUCCESS
2,017 sightings from 2,266 observations
The chimpanzee is our closest living relative. This highly intelligent great ape is a forest animal with a sophisticated social life. Any encounter in the wild is a memorable experience.
100% SUCCESS
27 sightings from 27 observations
The world’s most impressive primate, the mountain gorilla inhabits a handful of locations in Africa’s equatorial cloud forests, where guided treks offer an intense wildlife experience.
100% SUCCESS
37 sightings from 37 observations
The aardvark is one of Africa’s most bizarre and enigmatic animals. A shy, nocturnal termite-eater, signs of its presence may be scattered about the bush whilst sightings remain elusive.
2% SUCCESS
61 sightings from 2,627 observations
One of the ‘Big Five’, buffalo earned a fearsome reputation in hunters’ tales. By contrast, big herds of these sociable bovids are placid, but mount formidable defences against predators.
82% SUCCESS
1,932 sightings from 2,353 observations
Africa’s largest antelope, eland are culturally important from prehistoric rock art to modern game farms. Though widespread, they are also shy so sightings are uncommon and often fleeting.
46% SUCCESS
1,042 sightings from 2,275 observations
With its slender frame and extraordinarily long neck, this unmistakable East African antelope resembles an attenuated impala and often stands on its back legs browse high shrubs.
76% SUCCESS
68 sightings from 89 observations
The territorial calls of the hippo create a signature soundtrack to Africa’s rivers & wetlands. Despite an endearing smile, this aquatic herbivore has a notoriously aggressive disposition.
89% SUCCESS
2,017 sightings from 2,266 observations
These highly sociable little mammals have an endearing appearance and comical antics. Found in the drier areas of Southern Africa, close encounters are a sought-after experience.
22% SUCCESS
70 sightings from 317 observations
Pangolins appear to be more pine cone than animal in their unique armoury of scales. These nocturnal, ant-eating oddities are not only highly elusive but also increasingly rare.
2% SUCCESS
42 sightings from 2,560 observations
Oryx are impressive antelopes, with a powerful physique and elegant markings set off by rapier-like horns. They cut a distinctive dash in some of Africa’s harshest landscapes.
70% SUCCESS
1,025 sightings from 1,466 observations
Africa’s second largest antelope and one of its most handsome, with a powerful build and distinctive markings, roan are wary of people, but renowned for their bravery against predators.
22% SUCCESS
360 sightings from 1,628 observations
Perhaps Africa’s most beautiful antelope, sable are renowned for their combative nature, even holding off lions. Shy and restricted in range, sightings of sable are always special.
21% SUCCESS
345 sightings from 1,631 observations
The sitatunga is the most aquatic of Africa’s antelopes and specially adapted to its swampy habitats. Though widespread across Africa, only a handful of places offer reliable sightings.
17% SUCCESS
45 sightings from 267 observations
African wild dogs are among the continent’s most compelling animals. Much misunderstood, these rare, tie-dyed canids are amazingly efficient hunters with a fascinating social life.
32% SUCCESS
678 sightings from 2,129 observations
This largely solitary scavenger is one of the more elusive and little-known of Africa’s carnivores. Shaggier than its spotted cousin, it occurs only in the arid southwest of the continent.
16% SUCCESS
187 sightings from 1,180 observations
The striped hyena is the most widespread of the world’s hyenas, but absent from southern Africa. A rarely-seen nocturnal scavenger, it is shyer and more solitary than its spotted cousin.
15% SUCCESS
90 sightings from 611 observations
The spotted hyena may be thought of as ‘ugly’ and ‘cowardly’. In fact, this versatile and intelligent carnivore is one of Africa’s most fascinating and warrants attention on any safari.
53% SUCCESS
1,594 sightings from 3,028 observations
We have partnered with superior-rated suppliers who offer the highest quality level of services. We select lodging based on comfort, location, and the opportunity to enhance the travel experience with nature interactions on site. Accommodation is often located as close as possible to the wildlife and scenery sites to ensure that no time is lost in traveling to and from the site.
We run amazing high-quality safaris around Tanzania
Each of our safaris offers unlimited game drives with no mileage or fuel restrictions and exclusive access to the most secluded and wildlife abundant areas in Tanzania. If you feel adventurous, we'll pack picnics and remain out on safari all day!
Open and convenient communication We stay connected even after you head for the remote wilderness areas of the national parks. Throughout the tour we will have your back and promptly attend to arising requests and issues.
Lasting social and environmental impact Fahari Safari takes an active part in social and conservation initiatives. We are also an honest taxpayer. Earnings from our tours in the sites of national heritage return to the budget of Tanzania to be reinvested in the nation's welfare.
We are an owner-run boutique company with an international team. We are committed to creating a unique experience which meets your needs and exceeds your expectations and dreams. All our safari itineraries are uniquely crafted and tailored to the specific month of travel to facilitate the most optimal game viewing conditions but you will be able to completely customize your own private safari based on your travel style, preferences and interests. We offer all- inclusive safaris that will take you deep into the isolated wilderness where packaged tour companies don't go.
Our team is permanently based in Tanzania. You can fully rely on our extensive expertise in the service and logistics of safari tours in the national parks. Unlike most safari companies, we are a local Tanzanian based operator. You’ll be able to directly communicate with our team on the ground. No agents and no outsourcing your safari. We thoroughly regulate the high quality and standards of our services so that we are able to deliver the safari experience of a lifetime.
We only work with the most experienced, professional and passionate guides who have been taking guests on safaris for at least 10 years. Your safari experience is highly dependent on your guide’s skills, passion, hard work and competency, and we will ensure that you receive the finest safari experience. Our eagle-eyed guides are all Tanzania specialists and each one knows in detail the best wildlife viewing areas, secret spots off the beaten path, migratory animal movements and their behavior. And they like to have a lot of fun doing it!
Welcome to Fahari Safari, your gateway to unforgettable African adventures. We provide safaris to various national parks such as Serengeti and Ngorongoro in Tanzania, Maasai Mara and Amboseli in Kenya, Bwindi Impenetrable Forest and Queen Elizabeth National Park in Uganda, and Volcanoes National Park in Rwanda. We also offer Kilimanjaro treks and cultural experiences, with tailor-made journeys to ensure authentic and unforgettable African adventures. Join us and let East Africa captivate your heart and soul.
Tanzania Sales
(+255) 767 609 472
(+255) 718 169 099
Europe Sales
(+45) 61 15 34 04
(+45) 29 73 07 22
Address
P.O. Box 15874 | Arusha – Tanzania – East Africa
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