Tanganyika Expeditions

On a former coffee plantation surrounded by lush, magnificent gardens, Ameru features an inviting lounge and large terrace with a wonderful view of Kilimanjaro and Mount Meru.
The 31 chalets, junior suites and family rooms are located in individual bungalows spread across the large tropical estate. The beautifully landscaped swimming pool is also located here.

In the main area there is the lobby (free Wifi) with fireplace, bar, garden terrace and a large restaurant with outdoor seating on the terrace.

Set on the top of a steep hill, Bashay Rift Lodge is ideally located in the heart of the fertile Karatu area, only a few km away from the Ngorongoro Crater.

Far from the crowd, along the "Northern Circuit", yet conveniently close to a variety of activities, including wonderful Safaris into Manyara NP and the Ngorongoro Crater which are only a few kilometers away.

Discover the special culture of the Irak tribe, beautiful coffee plantations or Lake Eyasi, where the Hadzabes, traditional hunter-gatherers, live their traditional lifestyle.

Situated in the heart of a Wildlife Management Area on the edge of the Serengeti National Park, Grumeti Hills is set on the highest hill in the region, with stone terraces offering sweeping views over the surrounding plains. The camp features 20 spacious en-suite tents, each with its own panoramic outlook. Guests can enjoy a range of activities, from walking safaris to night drives in East Africa’s first E-powered 4x4s. The impressive main building, with its spectacular thatched roof and colourful design, houses a spacious restaurant, lounge, bar, and terrace, while additional facilities include a swimming pool and spa. It’s the perfect place to relax with a drink before or after dinner, surrounded by the sights and sounds of the bush.

Ikoma Hills is a permanent lodge that opened in 2023, set in a prime wildlife area near the Grumeti River, which draws animals year-round. The lodge offers a fully eco-friendly safari experience, with 100% of its power from solar energy and all safaris conducted in electric vehicles. Guests can enjoy night drives using lamps and a thermal camera, or join walking safaris led by a qualified nature guide. The 10 spacious west-facing tents each have a terrace with sunset views, refined interiors with a WC, shower, sinks, small desk, and armchairs, and can be arranged as triples, with some accommodating up to four beds. Facilities include a restaurant, bar, swimming pool, and public restrooms, with Wi-Fi available in common areas. As the camp is unfenced, Maasai and armed rangers ensure guest safety, and a state-of-the-art photovoltaic system provides round-the-clock electricity.

At Kasa Bay, the wild beauty of Tanzania’s coast meets the adventure of land and sea. Sail to the pristine Mafui Sandbank for snorkeling in crystal-clear waters, wander mangroves on foot or by traditional gallawa, and relax on the unspoiled shores of Madete Beach. On land, explore Saadani National Park—a rare blend of bush and beach—where elephants, giraffes, lions, and antelope roam, and boat trips along the Wami River reveal hippos, crocodiles, and abundant birdlife.

Saadani Kasa Bay features 12 well-appointed rooms, split between four spacious family villas and eight stylish double villas. The family villas, each at least 25 m², include a living room, two separate bedrooms, and a small office with comfortable seating. The double villas, ideal for couples or solo travellers, offer similar amenities for maximum comfort. All villas have a private bathroom with shower, WC, and washbasin, along with a terrace furnished with deckchairs for enjoying sea views.

The lodge includes a restaurant, a welcoming bar, and a large swimming pool with both a children’s section and an area for introductory diving. Wi-Fi is available throughout the property, including on the beach, allowing guests to stay connected with ease. Security is provided around the clock, with a dedicated guard service and personal escort to your accommodation.

Mara River Post sits atop a hill, offering unspoiled 270° views of the Mara River and the surrounding savannah. Sixteen stylish en-suite safari tents overlook the water, while raised communal decks provide the perfect vantage point for spotting elephant herds or dramatic wildebeest crossings. The camp’s relaxed atmosphere and personalised service create a welcoming, home-like feel, with inviting lounges, open-air dining areas, a swimming pool, sundeck, and spa for unwinding between game drives.

Set in the northern Serengeti’s Kogatende region, one of the world’s most renowned safari areas, the camp is surrounded by remarkable biodiversity. The Mara River flows year-round, attracting elephants, hippos, and abundant wildlife. Between June and October, it becomes the stage for the great wildebeest migration, as millions cross the currents while evading crocodiles. The vast plains nearby offer the chance to see rhinos and watch cheetahs hunt gazelles, completing the area’s extraordinary wildlife spectacle.

Perched atop an imposing granite outcrop, this camp enjoys a privileged location within Tarangire National Park, with sweeping views over Lake Manyara and Lake Burunge.

Tarangire is regarded as one of Tanzania’s most beautiful wildlife havens, famed for its vast herds of elephants and towering baobab trees. Covering 2,850 km² at an average altitude of 1,100 metres, the park is also home to species rarely seen in other reserves, including gerenuk, lesser and greater kudu, oryx, and eland.

The camp’s 16 canvas tents are set on individual raised wooden platforms, each designed to blend comfort with an authentic bush atmosphere. Similar in layout and décor, they feature open terraces, spacious bedrooms, and a dressing alcove leading to an en-suite bathroom with flush toilet, wash basin, and shower, complete with 24-hour hot water.

Set within the Ngorongoro Conservation Area, near the historic Olduvai Gorge, this camp offers a distinctive bush experience in the heart of one of Africa’s most remarkable landscapes, positioned between the Ngorongoro Crater and the sweeping Serengeti plains. Unlike in national parks, wildlife and the Maasai people have shared this vast 8,500 km² wilderness for centuries. Built around a striking granite kopje rising above the plains, the camp’s 17 thatched safari tents and main areas — including a restaurant, bar, and terraces — blend seamlessly into the surroundings while offering superb views over the savannah. Each spacious tent sits on a raised stone terrace and features a private viewing deck, large bedroom, dressing area, and en-suite bathroom with flush toilet, wash basin, and shower with 24-hour hot water. The interiors, finished in earthy tones, are thoughtfully designed to create comfort while retaining an authentic safari atmosphere.

Eight spacious and elegantly decorated tents are nestled along the slopes of the rock, each featuring a private viewing deck with stunning views over the unique Olduvai area and the vast Serengeti plains. All tents include en-suite bathrooms equipped with flush toilets, showers, and basins located at the rear of each tent. A special family unit with two separate bedrooms is available, and triple rooms can also be arranged. Thanks to locally installed solar power, each tent has 24-hour electricity for added comfort.

Opened in July 2019, Ormatai Rock offers a warm and welcoming atmosphere through its subtle, tasteful décor and seamless harmony with the surrounding landscape. With just nine spacious, modern-style tents, the camp maintains a personal and exclusive feel. Each tent is built among the kopjes, featuring comfortable bedding, a furnished private terrace, and magnificent views over the park. En-suite bathrooms include flush toilets, showers, and basins, while 24-hour solar-powered electricity ensures comfort throughout your stay. The stone-built communal areas, topped with thatch and crafted from natural materials, provide inviting spaces to relax and take in the scenery.

Located in the heart of Serengeti National Park, just north of Seronera, Ronjo Camp is perfectly placed to explore the wildlife-rich central Serengeti, home to elephants, gazelles, buffalo, lions, and other species that sometimes wander close to camp. Set in a quiet, secluded spot with sweeping views over the plains and Banagi Hills, the camp features 16 recently renovated tents scattered among acacia trees. Each tent has traditional safari décor, an en-suite bathroom with a bucket shower and flushing toilet, and a private view across the plains. The rustic yet comfortable atmosphere makes it an ideal base for experiencing the Serengeti in harmony with nature.

Opened in 2023, Togoro Plains is a permanent lodge set in the northern Serengeti, midway between Seronera and Lobo. This wildlife-rich area is blessed with permanent waterholes, attracting animals year-round, and has been designated a “rhino sanctuary” by Serengeti National Park thanks to the presence of a small population of black rhinos. The lodge features 14 tents, including three spacious family tents with two bedrooms that can accommodate up to six guests, while all tents can host up to three people. Facilities include a restaurant, bar, swimming pool, and public restrooms, with 24/7 electricity provided by a state-of-the-art photovoltaic system. As the camp is unfenced, safety is ensured by armed rangers and Maasai guards. Wi-Fi is available in the common areas, allowing guests to stay connected while enjoying this remote and remarkable corner of the Serengeti.