Overview

Supported by a worldwide network of agents, they provide accommodations, guided tours for climbing mountains Kilimanjaro or Meru, Safaris to the Northern Circuit, Southern Circuit, cultural tours to meet local people, trips to Bagamoyo, Mafia or Zanzibar Island. The company works on the principle of total customer satisfaction.

Eco/Cultural Tourism
There is indefinable quality about the place that gives the feeling one has stepped back into the past. The atmosphere itself is somehow ancient.

Who has not longed to hear stories about Mt. Kilimanjaro, visit the world’s legendary greatest game parks - Serengeti, Ngorongoro Crater, Selous Game Reserve and many more; fish and swim in the Indian Ocean or Africa’s Great Lake? For over a century these have been the continent’s greatest draws; but a land of superlatives, another attraction stands equally tall: the people of Tanzania, who are among the most approachable and welcoming on Earth.

The Eco/Cultural tourism programs invite you to broaden your Tanzania experience by our people-to-people brand of tourism with the traditional wildlife/scenery/spots approach. Eco/Cultural tourism it intended to offer you insights into the life (traditional and modern) of Tanzanians at home, at work, at play and at rest.

Safari Tours
So you want to go on safari? Something you've probably always dreamed about...

But do you know the road can be very bumpy, it can be extremely hot and dusty, expecially in the dry season. But do you know something else? It's worth it! Just to see hundreds of animals in their natural environment, the beautiful sunsets, the endless plains of the Serengeti, the wonders of Tarangire and the magic of dawn breaking over the Ngorongoro crater.

Travel to Tanzania's world famous Game Parks in a four wheel drive vehicle with experienced guides. Everyone has a window seat.

As well as the wide range of animals to be seen on the game drives, there are over four hundred varieties of birds to be found in this part of Africa.

Mountain Climbing: Scenic and Spectacular Peaks of Africa
Climbing Kilimanjaro will be a memory to treasure. At an altitude of 5,895m above sea level it is Africa's tallest mountain and the highest free-standing mountain in the world.

Although only three degrees south of the equator, it is snow-capped all year round. Its most outstanding features are the three major volcanic centres, Shira, Mawenzi and the snow-capped Kibo, all still dormant.

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