Call Center: +255 783 068078 | info@zillaexpeditions.com
P.O.Box 1937, Plot No 60 , Ngaramtoni Chini, Arusha |

Blog

Tanzania safari travel stops

Tanzania Safari Travel Stops

Taking a vacation in Tanzania is something that should be well planned out with considerable time and money invested. Understand the differences between the safari companies before booking and also ask what areas the Tanzania safari will travel through. A safari company can make or break your entire Tanzania safari experience.
Blog , ,

Going On Safari in Tanzania

Thousands of people have a dream of going on safari and imagine themselves sitting at the back of an open top 4×4 truck, taking complicated and winding off-roads and dusty trails with their binoculars in hand, waiting for a glimpse of a pride of lions, zebra and elephant, giraffe and wildebeest and many more.
Blog ,
Tanzania Walking Safaris

Why you should try a Tanzania Walking Safari

You would expect a walking safari in Tanzania to be romantic as well as exciting and will often mean experiencing some of what early white-hunters such as Selous did in their heydays. Or, you may want to copy some of the exploits which those famous personalities such as Ernest Hemingway and Theodore Roosevelt did when they undertook their own safaris during the early colonial days in Africa.
Blog
Safari Holidays in Tanzania

Tanzania Safari Vacations: How to Prepare for a memorable Safari Holiday?

Described as a magnificent wildlife haven, Tanzania is also home to two of the world's most famous landmarks, the Serengeti National Park and Mount Kilimanjaro. However, it's Tanzania's lesser-known parks that make it an African Safari tour dream destination. Depending on the type of Tanzania safari vacation that you select, you can plan for your needs accordingly.
Blog ,
Selous safari

Expert guide on Selous Game Reserve and Safaris

The Selous Game Reserve is the world’s largest game reserve – 4 times the size of the Serengeti and covers 5% of Tanzania’s total area. It possesses a diverse landscape from hot volcanic springs, sporadic lakes, channels from the Great Rhaha and Rufiji rivers. Walking is permitted (with an armed ranger) which with over 350 species of bird and 2,000 species of plants to see makes this the most heavenly sanctuary to explore.
Blog , ,