We plan every route by hand.
Private safaris across Tanzania’s Northern Circuit.
Karibu.
We are a Tanzanian, locally-owned company from the foothills of Mount Meru, planning private safaris across the Northern Circuit by hand, one route at a time. Each journey is a bridge between your expectations and nature itself, on nature’s own terms, and we stay reachable from the first email to the last morning in the bush.
Where you can go
The Northern Circuit.
From Mount Meru’s foothills through the Rift Valley wall and out across the endless plains.
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01 Arusha The Gateway Karibu sana. Every safari begins with a warm welcome from our team in the foothills of Mount Meru.
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02 Lake Manyara The Lake The Rift Valley wall, tree-climbing lions, and flamingo pink set against soda-water blue.
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03 Tarangire The Baobab Country The park of two giants, baobabs and elephants, and the one most safaris quietly skip.
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04 Ngorongoro Crater The Caldera Descend into a 260 km² volcanic caldera, the densest concentration of big game in Africa.
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05 Serengeti The Endless Plain Seronera in the heart, the Mara River in the north. Crossings, predators, and the endless plain.
Kilimanjaro
Where you’ll stay
Canvas, thatch, or crater rim.
Tier one
Under Canvas Camps
Canvas, lantern-light, the herd moving outside.
- Parks Serengeti, Tarangire
Tier two
Boutique lodges & camps
Coffee gardens, thatched cottages, highland mornings.
- Parks Manyara, Ngorongoro, Serengeti, Tarangire
Tier three
Ultra-luxury wilderness
The crater rim from your bed. Grand hotels and boutique lodges combined.
- Parks Arusha, Ngorongoro, Serengeti, Tarangire

At rest
Serengeti Field timeline
Southern & eastern plains. Migration spread thin, settling for the calving.
Calving peak. Half a million births in three weeks. Predators concentrated, photographers in their element.
Green season at its richest. Few vehicles. April is our own favourite month to travel.
The rut. Synchronised mating, the great westward sweep into the Grumeti corridor.
Grumeti crossings. Largest Nile crocodiles in East Africa wait for the first arrivals.
Mara River crossings. The cable-television scene, on the Tanzania side, longer river, fewer vehicles.
The southward turn. Thunderclouds build. Empty parks, dramatic light.
Through the lens
Wild Tanzania, as we see it.
One letter
“It felt like we were seeing Tanzania, not just visiting it.”
One morning in the Serengeti, we sat quietly watching a pride of lions before the rest of the safari vehicles arrived. It was one of those moments where nobody needed to say anything.
Discoveries
What would you like to add?
Add a sunrise balloon flight, a walking safari, or a cultural visit, small details that turn a great trip into the trip.
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Balloon Safari
Collected before dawn, about an hour floating freely, then breakfast under an umbrella acacia.
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Walking Safari
One to two hours on foot with a guide or an armed ranger, reading tracks, plants and rock.
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Cultural Tourism
Village visits to tribes still holding to their own customs, the Hadzabe among them.
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Arusha Layover
An extra night before the plains. Markets, coffee farms, tanzanite, and time to shed the jetlag.
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Night Safari
Aardvark, porcupine, pangolin and civet, found by filtered spotlight after dark.
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Kids Wild Adventures
Swahili animal names, wild animal games, bow and arrow, and a football match with the lodge team.
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Bird Watching
More than 1,000 recorded species, from rollers and barbets to birds of prey and seasonal migrants.
The next move
Wild moments, shaped around you.
Tell us your pace, your people, your dreams. We shape the rest.
Or write to us: info@wildbynaturesafaris.com
Karibu Tanzania.
Come as you are; leave with the wild in you.