Ecolegacy Africa · Tanzania
Adventure That Gives Back
Private safaris, Kilimanjaro climbs and Zanzibar holidays, planned by a Tanzanian team whose roots are in conservation.
Our most popular safaris
Every trip is private, can be changed to suit you, and supports the places you visit through park fees, local guides and the conservation organisations we partner with. How your trip gives back →
From US$3,200 per person
Private safari
You visit: Tarangire, the Serengeti (3 nights) and the Ngorongoro Crater
From US$4,889 per person
Private safari
You visit: Tarangire, Lake Natron, the Serengeti, Ngorongoro and Lake Manyara
From US$4,753 per person
Private safari
You visit: Tarangire, the Serengeti, Ngorongoro and Lake Manyara
From US$2,300 per person
Private safari
You visit: Tarangire, the Serengeti, Ngorongoro and Lake Manyara
From US$4,950 per person
Private safari
You visit: Nyerere, Mikumi and the Udzungwa Mountains
From US$6,574 per person
Private safari
You visit: Tarangire, the Serengeti and Ngorongoro, then five nights on Zanzibar
How our prices work. Prices are per person in US dollars, based on two travellers sharing and our Silver level (comfortable mid-range lodges) unless stated. They change with the comfort level you choose (Silver, Gold or Platinum), the season and your group size. Budget options are available on special request. International flights, visas and travel insurance are not included. We always confirm your price in a personal quote before you book.
Where we travel in Tanzania
Northern Circuit
Tanzania's classic safari country
The Serengeti, the Ngorongoro Crater, Tarangire and Lake Manyara, linked by road from Arusha and Kilimanjaro International Airport. The best place for a first safari.
Southern Circuit
Quieter parks, easy to reach from Dar es Salaam
Nyerere, Mikumi, Udzungwa and Ruaha: big rivers, open plains and mountain forest, with far fewer vehicles than in the north.
Western Tanzania
Chimpanzees on the shores of Lake Tanganyika
Gombe Stream and the Mahale Mountains, where you trek through forest to find wild chimpanzees, and the remote wilderness of Katavi.
Kilimanjaro & Meru
Africa's highest mountain
Four Kilimanjaro routes, from 8 to 11 days, and Mount Meru climbs of 3 and 6 days inside Arusha National Park.
Zanzibar & the coast
Beaches, Stone Town and the islands
Stone Town, Mnemba and the northern beaches, on their own or after a safari, plus the quieter islands of Pemba and Mafia.
More ways to travel with us
Four Kilimanjaro routes, from 8 to 11 days, and Mount Meru climbs of 3 and 6 days.
Stone Town, Mnemba and the northern beaches, on their own or after a safari.
Wavidunda guides in the Uvidunda Mountains share their language, dances and crafts; our cultural expedition also visits the Hadzabe at Lake Eyasi.
Travel with the people who protect Tanzania's wild places. Read about our 21-day journey in November 2025.
Add a day in the Uvidunda Mountains: hike with a local guide to Chizua Waterfall and plant native trees along the Msowero River. Add it to any southern safari for US$250 per person. Also: the 9-Day Mahale & Gombe Chimpanzee Safari.
Unforgettable for the right reasons
Personalised safaris
Seamless planning
Expert local knowledge
Comfort with authenticity
Travel that makes a difference
Adventure That Gives Back
Our mission is to offer sustainable tourism experiences that promote conservation and benefit local communities. Adventure That Gives Back is how we put that into practice, in three ways.
Restoring habitats
Clean water and sanitation for schools
Supporting conservation research
~4,552 ha
of the Msowero River catchment assessed in 2025, to plan where restoration is needed
~800
visitors to Chizua Waterfall in 2025, guided by local community members
10%
of community tourism revenue at Chizua goes to village development
How your trip supports this: you visit community-run places such as Chizua Waterfall, where local guides lead the way and part of the revenue goes to the village, and you can join restoration work. Part of what you pay for your trip supports the conservation work of our partner organisations, and wherever you travel with us you can meet them and learn about their work.
The organisations we work with
21 days with the people who protect Tanzania's wild places
In November 2025 our guests travelled through Nyerere, Ruaha, Udzungwa, Kitulo and the coast at Bagamoyo. They met Maasai, Gogo and Bena families, hiked to Chizua Waterfall in the Uvidunda Mountains, planted native trees along the Msowero River with the local community, and saw black rhino and wild dog conservation in Mkomazi.
The people behind your trip
A small Tanzanian team. You will talk to the same people from first message to final day. Read the full team profiles
Fenrick Msigwa
Co-founder and Managing Director
Holds a bachelor's degree in Tourism Management and an MSc in Environmental and Natural Resource Economics. Researched human-wildlife conflict and illegal wildlife trade.
Perpetua Nyagwaswa
Operations Manager
Runs daily operations: itineraries, logistics and lodge bookings. Holds a BSc in Wildlife Management.
Francis Mbogela
Safari Guide
Leads game drives with a focus on safety, responsible wildlife viewing and reading animal behaviour.
Nickson Tarimo
Brand Strategist
Leads branding, marketing and communication, bringing a background in Veterinary Science.
What our guests say
★★★★★
“Our tour guide, Francis, was exceptionally charming, knowledgeable, and professional.”
Rebman Sunzu, 3-day Mikumi safari. Google, February 2026
★★★★★
“Best safari experience ever! Our guides and drivers were great.”
Jessi Venter, Tarangire. Google, October 2026
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Licensed and insured. Ecolegacy Africa Limited is registered in Tanzania (company no. 188991505), holds a Class A tourism licence (No. 035908) from the Ministry of Natural Resources and Tourism, and is covered by a tour operator’s liability insurance policy with Sanlam Allianz General Insurance Tanzania. Copies are available on request.
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Adventure That Gives Back
Private safaris, treks and beach holidays across Tanzania, planned by a Tanzanian team.
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Tourism licence No. 035908
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