Private safari including meetings with the Tanzanian Tribes
Fully tailored to your personal needs and preferences
A safari adventure that respects Tanzania's tribes
Meet the Locals: Undoubtedly, anyone visiting Tanzania will want to see the Serengeti and other renowned wildlife parks. When it comes to that matter, Velam Safaris is the authority. Apart from that, though, because we reside in Tanzania, we have a variety of fascinating connections with the locals that we would like to share with you. Therefore, in addition to planning amazing safaris with amazing wildlife viewing opportunities, we also give you the chance to learn more about some fascinating regional initiatives and Tanzanian tribes.
The Big Five, a visit to a Maasai village, a coffee outing, and more...
This incredible journey which will make you to Meet the Locals will also take you through three of the most well-known wildlife parks, including Lake Manyara, the Ngorongoro Crater, and the enormous Serengeti savannah plains, where we will search for the Big Five. Additionally, we will spend the night in a Maasai village, which will be an unforgettable experience for both adults and kids. The Hadzabe tribe, one of the last hunter-gatherer tribes still living today and who have maintained their way of life for thousands of years, will be visited, as will a fun and interesting excursion to a coffee farm on Mount Kilimanjaro’s flank where you will meet the Chagga tribe. There is also more…Tanzania Marvels Safaris will be happy to discuss with you what appeals to you most and to plan and arrange your trip from A to Z.
Tanzania
A distant travel into the Great Unknown
If you have any plans to visit Tanzania or Zanzibar, you are aware that a weekend there is nothing like it is back home. It takes much more planning, and there are a few things that need your attention. If you are unfamiliar with the nation, you might be curious or worried. We have a clear and comforting response to the most frequently asked questions on this subject.
Will I be at risk of malaria infection?
Tanzania is regarded as having a low risk of malaria. In addition, there are medications that can be taken in advance to keep you safe.
Is Tanzania a safe place to visit?
Tanzania has, in fact, long been among the continent of Africa's most stable nations.
Spoilt for choice
You may soon find yourself overwhelmed by the variety of options and operators available. We'll give you advice and assist you in making the decisions that are best for you.
Is it dangerous to go on a safari?
No. There are hardly any risks if you follow the rules.
How will I communicate?
Both our office staff and our tour guides speak English fluently.
Reliability
We are a member of TATO and are a fully licensed Tour Operator including TALA.
