Embark on a journey to experience a tapestry of life in northern Tanzania, where the Hadza, Iraqw, Datoga, Massai and Bantu communities harmoniously coexist, celebrate, and weave diversity.
It's time to slow down and break free from the autopilot life, allowing ourselves to (re)connect with nature, local communities, and our inner self
We live in a world with "mass tourism and consumption". Which is why we decided to create authentic experiences that emphasize sustainability and foster meaningful cultural exchange.
Humanity has forgotten how to slow down and live in the present moment. Our journeys offer a chance to unlearn the autopilot life and (re)learn and (re)connect with nature, local communities, and oneself.
Our Tanzania safari tour and life expedition cultivates a shared sense of connection, and belonging, fostering empathy, collaboration, compassion and collective responsibility among participants.
Giving yourself an adventure where you disconnect from your autopilot life to connect with nature
Breathing fresh air, admiring breathtaking scenery with raw wildlife and watching Tanzanian sunsets that will revitalize your soul
Immersing yourself inside the local culture and traditions of the native communities that will make you learn and unlearn
Discovering your own unique sense of purpose inspired by the intentional living you will experience at the heart of Tanzania
Grounding your energy, feeling recharged and with deep gratitude for giving yourself this beautiful moment
Giving yourself an adventure where you disconnect from your regular life to connect with nature
Breathing fresh air, admiring breathtaking scenery with raw wildlife and watching iconic african sunsets that will revitalize your soul
Immersing yourself inside the local culture and traditions of the Hadzabe that will challenge how you live your own life
Discovering your own unique sense of fulfillment inspired by the intentional lifestyle you will experience at the heart of Tanzania
Grounding your energy, feeling recharged, rejuvenated and with deep gratitude for giving yourself this beautiful moment
This Tanzania safari tour and life expedition is not for everyone
Get ready to embark on a magical journey to disconnect and reconnect
Digital detox and limited wifi
Feel the village life
See the magic of wildlife with your own eyes
Savor the spices and flavors of local food
Heal through connecting with nature
Mosquitos and bugs might bite you
Shared accommodations
You may walk barefoot, talk to plants, animals and experience rituals
Connect with like minded people
Today, we will pick you up at Kilimanjaro Airport and transfer you to the first camping ground: Meserani Snakepark. You will get to know the team and get a briefing of what to expect of this life changing journey.
On your first day we start our journey towards Tarangire National Park. Here, we will encounter the highest elephant density on Earth. Witness an amazing landscape filled with Baobab trees, the Tarangire River and plenty of wildlife. We will camp inside of the park and get an introduction to the unique skills of our camping chef.
Accommodation: Public Campsite Tarangire
We will wake up early and enjoy our fresh breakfast in Tarangire Nationalpark. Afterwards we will exit Tarangire in the South and make our way towards traversing Manyara Nationalpark from East to West. We will enjoy our hot lunch at the famous hot springs. In the late afternoon we will reach a campsite with a stunning view over the lake and pool.
Accommodation: Migombani Campsite
Departing from Manyara, our journey takes us towards Mang`ola, situated at the northern edge of Lake Eyasi. Our first stop introduces us to the Hadzabe, one of the last remaining hunter-gatherer tribes. Delve into their unique way of life, rooted in traditions dating back millions of years, and approach this experience with an open mind. Remember, it's not about teaching but embracing the opportunity to learn from the rich tapestry of the past. Afterwards we will enjoy lunch at our campsite, before we visit the Datoga tribe. The Datoga have many similarities with the Maasai but are very different at the same time!
Accomodation: Mangola Campsite
We wake up early in morning to make our way to one of the worlds natural wonders. The Ngorongoro Crater is not only the largest intakt caldera in the world but also known as the cradle of humanity. The oldest human skeleton was found here. After entering the Ngorongoro Conservation Area, we still have to make our way down to the Crater. Here you will witness breathtaking sights and come across wildlife in a density that you might get the impression of beeing in a Zoo, with the difference that you are the one who is in a cage. We will enjoy our lunch next to Hippo Pool. After an extensive Game Drive we will head to the Crater Edge to camp.
Accomodation: Simba Campsite
After waking up on the Ngorongoro Escartment we will enjoy breakfast and make our past a bumpy road towards Seregeti Nationalpark. We will give our best to spot all the animals that you haven`t seen yet. We will set camp inside of the Nationalpark on two different campsites and allways enjoy freshly prepared Meals from our camping chef. We will experience the Serengeti in all its splendor, fully immersing ourselves into untouched nature and the breathtaking Serengeti Plains. There is an optional option to get very close to Rhinos, off the beaten path, for additional 50$ per person.
Accomodation: Serengeti Public Campsite
Embarking on an early start, we undertake a substantial journey to reach Lake Natron, located near Oldonyo Lengai, the mountain of God—an active volcano open for climbing with an optional extra day. Today's itinerary features a captivating walk to the lake, providing an up-close encounter with elegant flamingos. Following this, opt for a rewarding waterfall hike or a visit to the invigorating hot springs. Brace yourself for a day filled with natural wonders, bearing in mind the considerable distance traveled to reach this extraordinary destination. The evening we will spend at a very beautiful and sustainable camp.
Accomodation: Massai Giraffe Eco Camp
Embarking on a cultural odyssey, today is devoted to unraveling the enigmatic traditions of the Masai Tribe. Our journey leads us to a secluded village, off the beaten path, where we immerse ourselves in hours of exploration into their unique lifestyle. Post this enlightening experience, we return to Arusha, culminating our day with a visit to the Masai Museum at Meserani Snakepark—an invaluable resource elucidating any lingering queries about the captivating Masai lifestyle. As the day concludes with dinner, we gather around a campfire to reflect on the highlights of our shared experiences from the past days.
Accomodation: Meserani Snakepark
As the day unfolds, the time has come to bid each other farewell, but hopefully not forever! We'll ensure your seamless transition, whether it's escorting you to your flight to Zanzibar, your journey back home, or arranging your accommodation in Arusha.
Today, we will pick you up at Kilimanjaro Airport and transfer you to the first camping ground: Meserani Snakepark. You will get to know the team and get a briefing of what to expect of this life changing journey.
On your first day we start our journey towards Tarangire National Park. Here, we will encounter the highest elephant density on Earth. Witness an amazing landscape filled with Baobab trees, the Tarangire River and plenty of wildlife. We will camp inside of the park and get an introduction to the unique skills of our camping chef.
Accommodation: Public Campsite Tarangire
We will wake up early and enjoy our fresh breakfast in Tarangire Nationalpark. Afterwards we will exit Tarangire in the South and make our way towards traversing Manyara Nationalpark from East to West. We will enjoy our hot lunch at the famous hot springs. In the late afternoon we will reach a campsite with a stunning view over the lake and pool.
Accommodation: Migombani Campsite
Departing from Manyara, our journey takes us towards Mang`ola, situated at the northern edge of Lake Eyasi. Our first stop introduces us to the Hadzabe, one of the last remaining hunter-gatherer tribes. Delve into their unique way of life, rooted in traditions dating back millions of years, and approach this experience with an open mind. Remember, it's not about teaching but embracing the opportunity to learn from the rich tapestry of the past. Afterwards we will enjoy lunch at our campsite, before we visit the Datoga tribe. The Datoga have many similarities with the Maasai but are very different at the same time!
Accomodation: Mangola Campsite
We wake up early in morning to make our way to one of the worlds natural wonders. The Ngorongoro Crater is not only the largest intakt caldera in the world but also known as the cradle of humanity. The oldest human skeleton was found here. After entering the Ngorongoro Conservation Area, we still have to make our way down to the Crater. Here you will witness breathtaking sights and come across wildlife in a density that you might get the impression of beeing in a Zoo, with the difference that you are the one who is in a cage. We will enjoy our lunch next to Hippo Pool. After an extensive Game Drive we will head to the Crater Edge to camp.
Accomodation: Simba Campsite
After waking up on the Ngorongoro Escartment we will enjoy breakfast and make our past a bumpy road towards Seregeti Nationalpark. We will give our best to spot all the animals that you haven`t seen yet. We will set camp inside of the Nationalpark on two different campsites and allways enjoy freshly prepared Meals from our camping chef. We will experience the Serengeti in all its splendor, fully immersing ourselves into untouched nature and the breathtaking Serengeti Plains. There is an optional option to get very close to Rhinos, off the beaten path, for additional 50$ per person.
Accomodation: Serengeti Public Campsite
Embarking on an early start, we undertake a substantial journey to reach Lake Natron, located near Oldonyo Lengai, the mountain of God—an active volcano open for climbing with an optional extra day. Today's itinerary features a captivating walk to the lake, providing an up-close encounter with elegant flamingos. Following this, opt for a rewarding waterfall hike or a visit to the invigorating hot springs. Brace yourself for a day filled with natural wonders, bearing in mind the considerable distance traveled to reach this extraordinary destination. The evening we will spend at a very beautiful and sustainable camp.
Accomodation: Massai Giraffe Eco Camp
Embarking on a cultural odyssey, today is devoted to unraveling the enigmatic traditions of the Masai Tribe. Our journey leads us to a secluded village, off the beaten path, where we immerse ourselves in hours of exploration into their unique lifestyle. Post this enlightening experience, we return to Arusha, culminating our day with a visit to the Masai Museum at Meserani Snakepark—an invaluable resource elucidating any lingering queries about the captivating Masai lifestyle. As the day concludes with dinner, we gather around a campfire to reflect on the highlights of our shared experiences from the past days.
Accomodation: Meserani Snakepark
As the day unfolds, the time has come to bid each other farewell, but hopefully not forever! We'll ensure your seamless transition, whether it's escorting you to your flight to Zanzibar, your journey back home, or arranging your accommodation in Arusha.

The tents that we supply are state of the art camping tents. These are checked before every trip. They are mosquito proof and provide enough protection against wildlife.
You will be sharing your mattress with your travel partner or tour friends.
Rest assured that you will have areas to rest and recharge for each daily adventure.
At Mang'ola Life we live a daily practice of relearning diverse ways of living, where harmony, diversity, and regeneration intertwine to shape the tapestry of life.
(min 4 people max 6 people)
Inquire for availability for the upcoming tour. We have tours on the 1st and 15th of each month.
Inquire for a private tour for your trip we can create a custom itinerary and add or take out our local experiences.
The best time to travel for a safari in Tanzania largely depends on the specific wildlife experiences you're seeking.
The dry season, from late June to October, is generally considered the prime time for safaris. During this period, the vegetation is sparse, making it easier to spot wildlife. Additionally, animals gather around water sources, enhancing your chances of witnessing spectacular wildlife interactions.
For those interested in the Great Migration, the months of July to September are optimal, as this is when the herds cross the Serengeti in search of greener pastures. The shoulder seasons, from January to February and June to November, offer a balance of good wildlife viewing and fewer crowds.
It's essential to note that the wet season (November to May) has its own unique charm, with lush landscapes, baby animals, and migratory bird arrivals. However, travel conditions can be more challenging due to occasional heavy rains. Ultimately, the best time for your safari in Tanzania depends on your preferences and the specific experiences you hope to encounter.
The cost of African safari tours can vary widely depending on various factors, including the destination, the duration of the safari, the type of accommodation, the level of luxury, and the specific activities included.
It's crucial to consider what is included in the tour package—some safaris include accommodations, meals, park fees, and activities, while others may require additional payments for certain elements. Additionally, international airfare, travel insurance, and personal expenses are typically not included in the tour prices. Prices are also subject to change based on the season and availability. To get an accurate quote, it's recommended to contact a reputable Tanzania safari company directly and discuss your specific preferences and requirements.
Choosing the best Tanzania safari tour involves careful consideration of various factors to ensure that the experience aligns with your preferences, interests, and budget. Here are some key steps to guide you in selecting the right safari:
Define Your Priorities:
Clarify what you want from your safari experience. Whether it's witnessing the Great Migration, focusing on specific wildlife, or combining wildlife viewing with cultural experiences, having clear priorities will help narrow down your options.
Select the Right Time:
Consider the timing of your safari. Different times of the year offer unique experiences, from the dry season for optimal wildlife viewing to the wet season for lush landscapes and baby animals. Choose a time that aligns with your preferences.
Research National Parks and Reserves:
Tanzania boasts various national parks and wildlife reserves. Research each one to understand the specific ecosystems, wildlife, and landscapes they offer. Popular choices include the Serengeti, Ngorongoro Crater, Tarangire, and Manyara.
Accommodation Preferences:
Determine your accommodation preferences, whether it's budget-friendly camps, mid-range lodges, or luxury accommodations. The type of accommodation can significantly impact your overall experience.
Consider Group Size:
Decide whether you prefer a group safari or a private/customized experience. Group safaris can be more budget-friendly, while private safaris offer greater flexibility and personalized attention.
Check Operator Reputation:
Research and choose reputable safari operators with positive reviews. Look for operators with experienced guides, good safety records, and a commitment to sustainable and ethical tourism practices.
Ask Questions:
Reach out to safari operators with any questions or concerns you may have. This can help you gauge their responsiveness and willingness to accommodate your needs.
Consider Extensions:
Explore the possibility of combining your safari with other travel experiences, such as a beach stay in Zanzibar or exploring other parts of Tanzania. Some safari operators like us offer package deals for extended itineraries.
By carefully considering these factors, you'll be better equipped to choose a Tanzania safari tour that aligns with your expectations and ensures a memorable and enriching experience.
The ideal duration for a Tanzania safari can vary based on your preferences, the specific parks you want to visit, and the experiences you seek. However, a common recommendation is to plan a safari of at least 5 to 8 days to fully immerse yourself in the wildlife and landscapes. That's why our life expedition is carefully curated and designed to give you the best Tanzania experience possible.
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