Camping safaris in Tanzania are a great deal with rooftop tents and 4×4 Cars. With the Camping option, you will save more on your Tanzania holiday. We have tents of single occupancy, double tents, and family tents. With camping, we provide extras such as sleeping bags, electric car fridges, cooler boxes, cookery, and cutlery. Camping especially during the peak season of months July and August costs a great deal because most of the safari lodges are over-booked and rates tend to be high. With camping especially in Serengeti National Park, Tarangire and Lake Manyara you will book campsites where you pay 20 dollars for an overnight. Choose wild camping in the remote Tanzania safari parks close to the wilderness. Choose a one-way Rental and drop off the car at a different location. Use local chatters to get back to the major cities.

Here are a few things you should know before taking that safari. Tanzania, long an insider’s tip on the East African tourist circuit, has come into its own and is now one of the region’s top travel destinations. Tanzania has some of the largest wildlife herds on the African continent, a superb collection of national parks and reserves, and a fascinating array of over 100 tribal groups. It also has a magnificent coastline, with the exotic stone town of Zanzibar island just offshore. With the country’s striking topography as a backdrop, you can hike through the famous snows of Mt Kilimanjaro, walk along barren volcanic ridges in the starkly beautiful Crater highlands, hike on cool slopes in the Usambara mountains, canoe past hippos in Lake Manyara, or watch an unforgettable sunrise over the Serengeti. Tanzania is one of Africa’s most unassuming and low-key destinations, which has remained enviably untouched by the tribal rivalries and political upheavals that have plagued so many of its neighbours.