Discover Tanzania your way with Hey Safaris. From thrilling game drives to serene sunsets, our tailored itineraries balance adventure, comfort, and authenticity. Your safari, your story.
Hey Safaris was founded in 2015 by Mehul, a Tanzanian whose family has proudly called Tanzania home for over 100 years. Rooted in this rich heritage, Mehul’s vision was to offer guests an authentic glimpse into the real Tanzania – its culture, its landscapes, and its people – while ensuring that every moment is experienced with the comfort and luxury they deserve.
Hey Safaris was born from a passion to share Tanzania’s raw beauty and timeless spirit in a way that feels intimate, immersive, and meaningful.
Explore our expertly crafted safari itineraries, designed to take you through Africa's most iconic destinations. Whether you have 7, 9, or more days to immerse yourself in the wild, we offer a variety of experiences tailored to your interests and pace
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Tarangire National Park
Serengeti National Park
Serengeti Natioanal Park to Ngorongoro Conservation Area
Ngorongoro Crater
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Tarangire National Park
Lake Manyara National Park
Ngorongoro Crater
Serengeti National Park
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Tarangire National Park
Ngorongoro Crater to Serengeti
Central Serengeti to Northern Serengeti
Northern Serengeti
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Tarangire National Park
Lake Manyara National Park
Ngorongoro Crater
Serengeti National Park (with Hot air balloon safari)
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Mkomazi National Park with Rhino viewing
Mkomazi National park to Arusha
Tarangire National Park
Ngorongoro Crater to Serengeti
Serengeti National Park
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Tanzania is a year-round destination, but each season offers something unique - from the Great Migration’s drama to lush green landscapes - ensuring unforgettable safaris whenever you choose to travel.
Great Migration - River Crossings
Hot but dry, great for game drives and calving season in the southern Serengeti where wildebeest give birth.
Still dry and hot, with fantastic wildlife action around Ndutu (calving continues). Photographers love the lush yet accessible landscapes.
Afternoon showers become frequent, landscapes turn green, fewer tourists. Wildlife viewing less predictable but scenery is stunning.
Heavy rains make some roads tricky. Lush vegetation but wildlife harder to spot. Best for solitude and discounted rates.
Rainfall decreases toward end of month. Green landscapes, migratory birds everywhere, and lodges often cheaper.
Skies clear, grasses lower, wildlife easier to see. Beginning of the Great Migration northwards in Serengeti.
Peak safari month. Cool mornings/evenings. Wildebeest reach northern Serengeti; river crossings begin.
One of the very best months. Clear skies, abundant wildlife, dramatic Mara River crossings. Parks at their busiest.
Migration still in full swing; Tarangire Park teems with elephants. Dry bush concentrates wildlife at water sources.
Still excellent for game drives. Wildebeest begin moving south. Hotter, with chance of first short rains later in the month.
Afternoon showers green up the plains. Wildlife viewing still good, with fewer crowds. Great month for photographers.
Lush scenery, migratory birds, festive safari season. Wildebeest return south to Ndutu. Occasional showers but safaris still rewarding.
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Read More..The best time to visit Tanzania depends on what you’d love to experience – whether it’s the drama of the Great Migration, quiet moments in the wild, or the vibrant transformation of the landscape during the rains. Each season offers something special.
Yes, most travelers will need a tourist visa to enter Tanzania. The good news is, getting a visa is easy, and there are two ways to do it:
In most cases, no. Tanzania is classified as low risk for yellow fever by the World Health Organization. If you are traveling directly from Europe, North America, or another non-risk country, you are not required to present proof of yellow fever vaccination upon entry.
Tanzania safaris offer close encounters with the Big Five – lion, leopard, elephant, buffalo, and rhino plus giraffes, hippos, cheetahs, and the world-famous Great Migration of wildebeest and zebra. Bird lovers can also spot over 1,000 unique species.
Yes, Tanzania is considered very safe for safari travel. At Hey Safaris, we work with experienced guides, reliable vehicles, and carefully selected lodges that follow strict safety standards. From airport pickup to game drives, every detail is planned so you can explore Tanzania’s wildlife with comfort and peace of mind.
