tzbirder

Both are great time - in Feb you'll see tens of thousands of animals on the short grass plains, spread out for all to see. And loads of...

Ah, I was sure I'd paid $35 last time, but $30 it is. My advice is avoid the Seronera public campsite (it's very busy, and in the middle of...

Morogoro. It's an awful road, but I've seen busses on it in the past and it's a more interesting route and saves doubling back on the...

I can't give you a recommendation for the company, but I can say...

I don't think the ferry is operating north of Bagamoyo. Last I head (when I was there in July) to get to Pangani from Dar you still had to...

Sounds like you want to organise a private safari, and you really shouldn't have a problem with pushy drivers - explain what you want to...

I like both very much (but live in TZ!) and they're both very diverse - if anything, Tanzania's bigger size means there more here, but you...

Yes, I'm afraid safaris in northern Tanzania are expensive. The cheapest way to go is to get a group of people together and go with a...

Some answers to your questions:...

Oliver's is lovely (as are all the Asilia camps I've been to - Ubuntu is another in their chain). But definitely the luxury end of...

You definitely shouldn't be bored on a safari if you've got a good guide and good company - even if you don't see any animals! And, in...

Selous could be seriously wet in Feb (like, under water wet). It's also a very, very long trip from your other places. Tarangire is a...

You can easily arrange overnight trips to the crater from Arusha - the big companies will chage lots, but smaller independent's can make it...

I'd start by getting a map / guide... If you're in Iringa, I'd start looking at Ruaha (even Katavi) for the safari option - and I'd stay as...

If you're doing a self drive in a Tanzanian registered vehicle for 24 hours for two people you will pay:...