Photography safari

Tanzania photographic tours and safaris are divided into a Northern and Southern circuit, the latter offering some of the wildest and remotest photographic destination. The Northern circuit on the other hand offers legendary safaris, like a Serengeti photo safari to witness the calving season of the great migration, which ranks among the very best safari experiences in Africa. The Ngorongoro Crater Safari is an absolute must at least once in your life - the view alone is life changing Tanzania, with her unsurpassed dynamic range, promises to deliver every time, spend time with the Maasai and document their traditions in the Ngorongoro Highlands.

Walking Safari

Walking Safaris are for those who love the world outdoor and would enjoy the experience of trekking. Our more popular trekking destinations are: Lake manyara, Mt. Kilimanjaro, Mt. Meru, and Arusha National Park, as well as different tribes can be visited.

Birds watching safari

anzani is the best places in the world for birdwatching. It's not unusual for birdwatchers to see 500 or more species in one trip during a special birding trip. There are over a thousand bird species, which makes Tanzania a birder's paradise. Species include: Shoebill Stork, Saddle Billed Stork, Pelicans, Herons, African Fish Eagle, Bateleur, Long Crested Eagle, Vultures, Owls, Grey Crowned Crane, Great Blue Turaco, Rwenzori Turaco, Hornbills, Honey birds, Sunbirds, Weavers and the African Finfoot Natural Smile Expeditions has professional and experienced bird guides who will be able to identify to you every bird you see.

Cultural Safari

Africa is a land of diverse cultures and religions. Somewhat, the continent is a complex place which is sometimes hard to understand. It is because of this diversity and assortment of the cultures that many tourists and visitors the world over travel to Africa to explore it themselves. Those wishing to incorporate an insightful cultural element into their safari may wish to include a day spent with the Maasai people close to Lake Manyara, as well as a day with the Hadzabe.