This is a budget Safari where a traveller joins other traveller who has the same schedule, budget & time. This is a great way to economize your trip by sharing the cost of Safari Jeep with 6 other travellers. According to Safari booking, 22% of Safari clients were sharing the groups. You will get to meet new people every day from all parts of the world. This tour has all options of accommodation. You can either overnight at the lodge or at the public campsite.

What to expect on Group Safaris?

1.Economize your Safari budget

2.Making new friends

3.can`t be customized

4.Delays of Game Drive due to group arrangements

5. window seat in Safari jeep

Different between Group & Private Safaris

1. Group Safari has no freedom and flexibility like private Safari
2. sharing of the car in group safari while private safari, the car and driver is only for you.
3. in group safari you can`t add extra activities like visitation of Masai boma, balloon or walking Safari if other group member will not agree, while in private safari you can add an extra activities
4. group Safari rates from 200$pp -250$ pp per day while private safari rates from 300$ -400$ pp per day.

This is a type of Safari that includes the use of small aircraft across African Savannah. All transfers are done by Air aiming to maximise your travelling time, having more time in Game viewing and less time in transfers. The use of a plane means you can get to some of the remotest attractions and landscapes. A transfer while you enjoy the bird eye view of Vast Plains and Mountains. It’s a unique experience with aircraft often flying low, allowing passengers to spot wildlife from above.

Where to visit on Fly-inn Safari?

Tanzania is a big country with scattered attractions, and some of the attractions like Serengeti National Parks and Selous Game Reserve are bigger than Belgium. They even host more than 1 airstrip to make the remote and unvisited location quick to visit. Check our top destination below for Fly-in Safaris,

1. Central Serengeti – Seonera Airstrip

This is the most visited part of the Great Serengeti. Seronera Valley supports large concentrations of animals more than any place in Serengeti. The part is also famous for big cats and wild actions. You can book a flight from anywhere in Tanzania to the Seronera Airstrip.

2. Northern Serengeti – Kogatende Airstrip

This is an important corridor for Great Migration. Comparing to Central Serengeti this is less visited hence it’s quiet and untouched. With the use of Kogatende Airstrip you can access the remotest part of the park where millions of wildebeest and zebra are scattered annually.

3. Eastern Serengeti – Seronera Airstrip

 It’s one of the more remote regions of the park. There is more population of Cheetah here than anywhere in Africa, due to Kopjes rocks which sometimes attract big cats. This is also an important migration path as December to May plains become lush greens which attracts millions of Wildebeest and Zebras. The close Airstrip in East Serengeti is Seronera Airstrip.

4. Selous (Nyerere) Game reserve – Matembwe Airstrip

This is among the largest wild reserves in the world. It’s a few places in Africa where you can do boat safari, watching the animals drinking water at the banks of the Rufiji river. It’s also the best place to plan a walking safari with armed rangers. You can fly to Selou through Matembwe Airstrip.

5. Ruaha National Park – Msembe Airstrip

This is one of the untouched jewels of the Tanzania southern circuit, its largest park in Africa with plenty of larger mammals and predators. This is also a bird paradise as during the wet season from January to April the bush becomes lush and green and many migratory birds arrive. You can fly to this park through Msembe Airstrip.

6. Mikumi National Park – Kikoboga Airstrip

It is a huge natural area and is linked with the Selous meaning there is quite a bit of animal migration between the two locations and a huge overlap in terms of what type of animal you can find. Don’t expect the same numbers as the Serengeti, but you will spot a huge variety of animals. There is a big chance to spot lion and hyena.

1. Tanzanite History

Tanzanite was discovered back in 1967 by the tribesman named Ali Joyawatu and at that time was controlled by Tiffany & Company who gave it its name and were the first true marketers of the gemstone. since from discovery up to date the gemstones has been through a lot of political and historical stories we can talk about. after September 11  stone was implicated as a funding source to Al Qaeda thus makes a drop in prices until State Department / CIA report was released in early 2002 cleared the industry of any links to Al Qaeda and Tanzanite rose again.

Arusha city, pronounced as ‘A Geneva of Africa’ by previous US president Honorarious Mr. Bill Clinton, is arranged in northern Tanzania. It has a populace of 1, 288, 088 (2002 enumeration).

This city is situated on the inclines of Mount Meru making the district experience the agreeable climate all the all year.

All northern circuit safari visit to public parks pass in Arusha city making the area to oblige more flood of guests constantly. The city has significant global discretionary organs, for example, East African Community, International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda and other International social associations including Compassion International, World Vision, and nearby non-legislative associations including Love For All People Tanzania, and so on

Your visit through Arusha city will include the visit to various significant spots for delight, learning and shopping. These include Arusha exhibition hall, Uhuru landmark, Arusha City transport terminal, Central market and Maasai market.

In the event that you have a solitary day at Arusha and you can’t help thinking about how to partake in your day, we have a ton of choices you can pick in city of close to the city

1.BOOK A DAY TOUR SAFAR

Arusha is a good place to book a trip to Northern beautiful safari parks in a day, Surrounded by Arusha National Park, Tarangire NP, Lake Manyara NP, Ngorongoro Crater, lake Eyas & Lake Natron NP, All this parks are close to Arusha and there is group you can join to minimize your travel cost.

2.TAKE A Mt. KILIMANJARO DAY HIKE

You can generally experience Mt. Kilimanjaro regardless of whether you don’t have the opportunity to hike to the highest point. You can like wise to add a day climb to your multi-day safari itinerary. The most famous day climb route is Marangu, Distance from Arusha to Marangu Gate where the climbs start is 94Km

3.COFFEE PLANTATION & MATERUNI FALLS

The stunning Village is simply near Arusha, the distance to the Town from Arusha is 83km, it is the last town before Mt. Kilimanjaro

The visitation of Materuni Falls. It is a chance to perceive how nearby fresh fruit like avocados, mangoes, lemons, and bananas develop, also learning a portion of the local history, customs, and social life. At the point when you get to the Village, you can invigorate yourself in the small cold pool.

Here you will learn how coffee is cultivated, dried, roasted and further processed. You will also be invited to help with the grinding of the coffee, which is traditionally accompanied by Chagga songs and dances – a fun way to immerse yourself in local culture.

4.CULTURAL HERITAGE CENTRE

As you drive to the Serengeti, you’ll most likely pass the Arusha Cultural Heritage Social Legacy Center which is an exhibition hall, art displays, classical shops, gift shops, a film, a zest place, an eatery, a bistro, a spa…

This spot has a great information about the way of life of Tanzania’s numerous social Tribes so most certainly worth a stop on the off chance that you have time.

5.CHEMKA HOTSPRING- KIKULETWA VILLAGE

Impressive place to visit, its about 70Km from Arusha, It’s remote place where people relax and swim. this is simply little oasis.  So don’t forget your swimsuits and towels, you even get a special free spa treatment of the little fishes in the hot spring. They love to eat your death skin and make your skin smooth and soft. remember the water source is from the Kilimanjaro Mountain itself.

6.SOKO KUU ARUSHA MAIN FOOD MARKET

When you are in Arusha, this is The Central Market, one of the best places to get a glimpse of Tanzanian life. Market vendors sell anything from vegetables and fruits, handmade crafts and usual things.As with other markets in Africa, if you are looking for something specific, beware of the guys referred to as “Papasi”. The word means ‘parasite’ in Swahili and it’s an accurate description; these seemingly helpful guide / translators might be able to show you where to get what need but he’ll also intimidate the vendor into jacking up the price considerably so he gets a hefty commission. Without you being the wiser, he’ll probably also demand a tip once the job is done.

7. Merani Tanzanites Mining Area

The Mererani tanzanite mines is a region 2km wide and 50 km long. It is situated in the Mererani Slopes, on the inclines of the Lelatema Mountains (which are found politically-topographically in the Manyara District, and not in the Arusha Region), around 70 km southeast of the town of Arusha (situated in the Arusha Area), where tanzanite was first found in 1968.

Partitioned into four mining blocks (A, B, C, D) and extra mines, 

8. Visit Masai Market Curious Shop

The Arusha Maasai market is a modern display of traditional people’s culture. It sells original African artefacts and has become a melting point for various tradespeople who might not be Maasai by ethnicity, including tourists, in search of genuine African souvenirs.

However, this magnificent East African city packs a lot more than that and shouldn’t just be dismissed as a tourist enclave, as beneath its dusty exterior, you’re likely to find plenty of reasons to explore the city. One of its most significant tourist attractions is the Maasai Market, located just beneath the huge clock in the centre of the town.

9. Miserani Reptiles Parks

If you are a fan of Snakes, this is your place to visit. The park is located 25km west of Arusha on the route to the Serengeti and Ngorongoro crater. Home to lethal black mamba, impressive African python, monitor lizards, crocodiles and other reptiles.  Expert guides are there explain the difference between each of the species protected at Meserani and explore the necessary steps to protect people from their poison. The park offers a number of activities to visitors, including guided tours of the Maasai Cultural Museum led by a real Maasai warrior, Camel riding. There is also a fully-equipped campsite, barbecue area and a well-equipped bar.