Wildlife first
Our guides keep respectful distances, never surround or crowd an animal, stay on designated tracks and refuse off-road driving where it is prohibited. No baiting, no calling, no chasing for a photograph.
About Us
Responsible Safari
Tourism should leave Tanzania's wildlife, wild places and communities better off. Here is how we work, and how you can travel lightly with us.
Community benefit
- Tanzanian-owned company employing local guides, chefs and office staff
- Fair wages and insurance for every guide, porter and crew member
- Village and cultural visits arranged with direct payment to the community
- Preference for camps and lodges with local hiring and conservation levies
Lower impact travel
We supply refillable water in every vehicle instead of single-use plastic bottles, group departures where it makes sense to reduce vehicle numbers, and support park conservation fees that fund anti-poaching work.
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