Tanzania Safari Guide

Tanzania Safari Guide

Tanzania Safari Guide You can easily be driven between northern Tanzania’s parks; they’re close together. Here one of our private guided safaris give you maximum flexibility to do what you want to, when you want to.

Tanzania private safari vehicle

This will be a 4WD (usually a Land Rover or Land Cruiser) with a ‘poptop’ roof for unobstructed game-viewing. You will have exclusive use of this vehicle and the safari guide.

Tanzania private safari guide

Your guide will have a huge role in your trip. We know that the right Tanzania safari guide is crucial for a great safari; a poor safari guide will ruin your trip. Hence we’ve taken a great deal of trouble to research the options for you.

• Superior Safari guide Your guide will be pleasant and personable; he’s an established safari guide with at least 3 years of bush experience. He’ll have conversational English, and will be able to correctly identify virtually all species of animals and most birds – and also have some knowledge of their behavior. He’ll have a good understanding of the local cultures, and often speak some of the local languages. He will generally admit what he doesn’t know, and use references to try and find out the answers. Tanzania Safari guide are used in all of the trip ideas mentioned here.

• Premium Tanzania safari guide: A premium safari guide is experienced, knowledgeable and has been guiding for 5 years or more. He is likely to have a broad view of the world, having traveled outside Africa, and a good knowledge of trees, plants reptiles and insects. His identification of animals and birds is excellent, and he’ll also be able to share with you his excellent knowledge of their behavior. Bird-watchers will appreciate his very detailed knowledge of bird species.

• Expert Tanzania Safari guide Having been a safari guide for at least 7 years, an expert guide is probably quite well-known; some guides at this top level hold a Tanzanian professional guide’s license. You can expect often fascinating conversation from the guide’s wealth of experience. He’s an accomplished birdwatcher, with an excellent understanding of the wildlife and its behavior – including a very good knowledge of trees, plants, insects and reptiles. The depth and breadth of his knowledge will considerably enrich your safari.

About Tipping on Safaris: it’s possible to tip your guide, typically a premium guide tipping is from around $30 per day per group, an expert guide costs from $50 per day per group the Superior Safari guide  per day per group 25$ for more information visit tanzania national park