Things to Do in Mto wa Mbu

A 3-day safari with 2 nights in Serengeti and 1 in Ngorongoro offers diverse landscapes and wildlife. Serengeti’s vast plains feature the Great Migration and abundant wildlife, while Ngorongoro's volcanic crater hosts dense wildlife in a compact area, creating a balanced, unforgettable safari experience

This safari takes you to the northern Tanzania popular parks where you will witness the great wildebeest migration, every year in this region, herds of wildebeest and zebra embark on a long-distance migration that coincides with the annual rain fall patterns and grass growth at the serengeti national park. The Mto wa mbu Village and its beautiful people on way to these majestic nature parks will give you the insight of the cultural ways of life to many Tanzanians as the village is small but has all the 120 Tanzania tribes: Ngorongoro Conservation Area, Tarangire national park and Lake Manyara National Park giving you the opportunity to see large herds of elephant, buffalo, zebra, wildebeest as well as a good number of incredible bird life and much more.

• Private, small-group experience ensures personalized attention and a relaxed vibe. • Hotel pick-up and drop-off included for hassle-free convenience anywhere in Zanzibar. • Expert local guides share insider knowledge about marine life and island ecology. • Dolphin sightings almost guaranteed thanks to our boat route and timing. • Top-quality snorkeling gear provided for a safe and comfortable underwater adventure. • Flexible tour duration tailored to your group’s pace and preferences. • Perfect for families, couples, and friends looking to explore Zanzibar’s natural beauty together.

Our local guides on cultural activities and wildlife safaris are keen to please, and it is their mission to ensure you have the best experience using their knowledge, experience, professionalism, attention to detail, and communication skills. All our team members are passionate about African culture, volunteering for safaris, and the best that Tanzania has to offer, with many stories to take back home. Also, Rafiki Tembo Tours operates using 4x4 Toyota Land Cruisers and Land Rovers, which are specifically outfitted for comfortable safari viewing and travel within and to and from the wildlife destinations.

Truly is a safari highlight that takes you to the Classic northern Tanzania popular park; You pass by The Ngorongoro Conservation Area, Leaving it behind heading to Serengeti National Park, giving you the opportunity to see large herds of elephant, buffalo, zebra, wildebeest as well as cheetah, incredible birdlife and much more. Every year in this region, herds of wildebeest and zebra embark on a long-distance migration that coincides with the annual rainfall patterns and grass growth. It's shorter but very enriching with much more to see on a tight budget.

Discover the perfect blend of adventure, culture, and relaxation in one unforgettable day. Hike to the stunning Materuni Waterfalls, dive into Chagga traditions with a hands-on coffee experience, and unwind in the crystal-clear Kikuletwa Hot Springs. Led by local guides and crafted for real connection—not crowds—this tour is a true taste of Tanzania.

We offer an unforgettable yet accessible safari experience, perfect for those short on time or budget. Our day trip to Tarangire provides a fantastic opportunity to explore the park without the commitment of a multi-day safari. We offer a personalized experience with expert local guides who share their knowledge of the park’s wildlife, ecosystems, and conservation efforts, making your trip more educational and meaningful. Our small group tours ensure an intimate, relaxed atmosphere, giving you more time to connect with nature and ask questions. Tarangire is famous for its elephant herds, and we focus on providing the best opportunities to witness these majestic creatures up close. In addition to elephants, you’ll have the chance to see a variety of wildlife including lions, giraffes, zebras, and cheetahs, all set against the stunning backdrop of baobab trees and the Tarangire River