From November to August
Ideal from June to October (dry season)
June to February
Tanzania - Serengeti
Style : The lodge perfectly balances sophisticated elegance and homage to nature, with comfortable, African-hued spaces opening onto the bush Location : In the remote west of the Serengeti, on the banks of the Grumeti River, away from the crowds Capacity : 10 suites with private plunge pools, including one dedicated to adventurous families Highlights : Grumeti is one of the best-kept secrets of the Serengeti; bush lovers will enjoy Tanzania’s most famous national park 'in private'
Tanzania - Serengeti
Style : A mix of stone, wood, white lime, and a thatched roof, for a cosy and romantic atmosphere Location : In a private concession of 10,000 hectares in the north-east of the Serengeti Capacity : 10 Thatched Cottages (including 1 family cottage) Highlights : The views from the lodge over the private concession are absolutely beautiful, and the animals reign supreme there
Tanzania - Lake Manyara
Style : A very nature-oriented decor with beautiful ethnic touches Location : In the north of Tanzania, in the heart of Lake Manyara National Park Capacity : 10 villas raised above the ground amidst the trees, including 1 family villa Highlights : Sundowner aperitifs on Lake Manyara with pelicans and flamingos as a backdrop
Tanzania - Zanzibar
Style : Barefoot luxury style, rustic chic, completely open to nature Location : Small private island reached by boat from the northeast of Zanzibar Capacity : 12 generous bands open to the Indian Ocean Highlights : Staying on a private island is an absolute dream; this privilege is granted to just twenty or so guests...
Tanzania - Ngorongoro
Style : A mix of neo-classical and African art, for a very romantic atmosphere Location : On the eastern flank of the Ngorongoro Crater, with panoramic views of the caldera Capacity : 30 suites all facing the crater, spread across 2 independent lodges Highlights : The atmosphere at Crater Lodge is unique and spectacular; it is a baroque masterpiece by the duo Silvio Reich and Lesley Carstens
Tanzania - Selous
Style : The perfect balance between colonial and African style with large openings onto nature Location : To the north of the Selous, high up on a hill overlooking the valley Capacity : 7 Bands and the famous 2-bedroom Bailey's Band Highlights : The lodge's location on Mount Kipalala is exceptional as it combines the view, coolness, and tranquility
Tanzania - Katavi
Style : A romantic safari style with simple and chic ethnic touches Location : Located in the very heart of Katavi National Park, in western Tanzania Capacity : Six khaki canvas tents open to the bush Highlights : A splendid seasonal camp open from June to November, ideal for discovering a park that is still little known
Tanzania - Lake Manyara
Style : Colonial-inspired tents in soft ochre tones Location : In a superb private property between Lake Manyara and Tarangire National Park Capacity : 8 tents of 100m², including 1 family tent (children aged 6 and over) Highlights : To fully appreciate the lodge and its natural surroundings, a minimum of 3 to 4 nights is recommended
Tanzania - Tarangire
Style : A simple and elegant safari style in the vein of East African lodges Location : 4 hours' drive from Kilimanjaro Airport, on the edge of Tarangire National Park Capacity : 20 tents suspended on a platform in the trees in a semi-circle around a baobab trunk Highlights : Sleeping around a baobab tree, several metres off the ground, is a real childhood dream!
Tanzania - Ngorongoro
Style : : A safari atmosphere with locally produced Masai-style décor (100%) Location : Approximately 2 hours drive from Lake Manyara Airport, on the edge of the famous Ngorongoro Crater Capacity : 9 Tents, including 2 family-sized structures Highlights : All the lodge tents are superbly decorated and offer beautiful views of the crater
- Visa required
- Passport valid for at least 6 months after arrival in the territory
- Certificate of vaccination against yellow fever recommended
- Temperate tropical climate on the high plateaus
- Humid equatorial climate on the coast and in Zanzibar
- Dry season from May to October
- Great rainy season from mid-March to early May, small rainy season from November to mid-December
- Tanzania is at GMT+3
- In summer, the time difference is +1 hour
- In winter, +2 hours time difference
- Swahili is the first official language
- English is the second official language
- Vaccination record update
- Anti-malarial treatment
- The currency is the Tanzanian Shilling
- 10,000 TZS = €3.23 (August 2026)
- 220 and 230 volts, 50 Hz
- Three-pin British type sockets
- Await an adapter
- 10 $ per person per day for the guides
- 5 $ per person per day for the tracker
- 5 $ per person per day for lodge services
As this information may change, we invite you to consult The website of your country's Ministry of Foreign Affairs
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