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Tanzania safari builder

Build your Tanzania safari

Choose your parks, set the nights, and pick your lodges. A live per-person estimate updates as you plan, with expert tips along the way. Save your trip and we fine-tune the details with you.

New to this? Start from an expert route, then make it yours.

Travellers

Adults
2
Children

Under 12

0

Season

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Pick-up · Kilimanjaro International Airport (JRO)

Day 1

Arusha

Gateway

Nights
1
Arusha to Tarangire
Days 2-3

Tarangire

Elephants & baobabs

Nights
2
Tarangire to Ngorongoro
Day 4

Ngorongoro

The Crater

Nights
1
Ngorongoro to Serengeti
Days 5-7

Serengeti

The Great Migration

Nights
3
Interactive tour route map

What your estimate includes

The price you see covers the core of your safari. A few things are always arranged separately, so you know exactly where you stand before we send a precise quote.

Included

  • Park and conservation area fees
  • Accommodation as you select it, with breakfast
  • Inter-park transfers as you choose them, by road or light aircraft
  • A private 4x4 with a professional driver-guide
  • Airport transfers on arrival and departure

Not included

  • International flights to and from Tanzania
  • Tanzania visa
  • Travel and medical insurance
  • Tips and gratuities
  • Drinks and personal items

What a 8-day Tanzania safari costs

Use the builder above for a live price on your exact trip. As a benchmark, a classic 8-day Northern Circuit safari for 2 people sharing, staying in mid-range lodges through the Serengeti and the Ngorongoro Crater, works out to around $4,026 per person (typically $3,623 to $4,630 depending on lodges and season). All figures are in US dollars. Here is how that estimate breaks down for the group:

Cost componentEstimate (2 people)
Accommodation1 room × 7 nights$2,713
Park & conservation fees$873
Vehicle & guide1 vehicle × 7 days$2,520
Ngorongoro crater fee$295
Flights$600
Trip planning & supportItinerary design, booking & in-country support$1,050
Total for 2$8,051
Per person$4,026

Park fees and lodges drive most of the price, so the season and your comfort level matter more than any single park. For a full breakdown of what shapes the number, read our Tanzania safari cost guide, or browse our ready-made safari tours for inspiration.

Safari builder questions

Yes. Building a trip and seeing the live per-person estimate is completely free, with no obligation. You only commit once you have spoken with our team and approved a final quote.

A mid-range private Tanzania safari typically costs $350 to $500 per person per day, covering park fees, a private 4x4 with a professional guide, and lodges with breakfast. A classic week-long Northern Circuit trip runs into the low thousands of dollars per person for two people sharing. Budget camping costs less and luxury lodges cost more. Use the builder above to price your exact parks, nights and lodges.

The estimate is built from current park and conservation fees, real per-lodge nightly rates, vehicle and guide day rates, and the season you choose. The final quote can shift a little once we confirm exact lodge availability and routing, but the builder gives you a solid working number.

Yes. You set how many nights you spend at each park, pick a lodge at every stop, choose road or light-aircraft transfers between parks, and set how many adults and children are travelling. The estimate updates instantly with every change.

The estimate covers accommodation with breakfast, all park and conservation fees, a private 4x4 with a professional driver-guide, inter-park transfers as you choose them, the Ngorongoro Crater fee where it applies, and airport transfers. International flights, the Tanzania visa, travel insurance, tips and personal spending are arranged separately.

We email you the itinerary and a link back to it, then a safari expert reviews the plan, fine-tunes lodges and logistics, and sends you a precise, no-obligation quote. Nothing is booked until you approve it.

Road transfers are included and let you stop for roadside wildlife and take in the open plains as you go, but Northern Circuit drives are long, for example 8 to 9 hours from Arusha to the Serengeti. A light-aircraft flight costs more but saves most of a day, which is usually worth it on shorter trips or on the long Serengeti leg.