Safety Comes First

Experienced & Professional Guides

Our guides know Tanzania’s roads, wildlife areas, mountains, weather conditions, and local environments. They are there to guide you, provide important information, and help you make safe decisions throughout your journey.

Reliable Safari Vehicles

Our safari vehicles are selected and maintained with comfort, reliability, and safety in mind. Vehicles are equipped for Tanzania’s diverse roads and safari conditions.

Mountain Safety

For Kilimanjaro and Mount Meru treks, our guides monitor your progress, pace, and overall condition throughout the climb. We follow appropriate acclimatization practices and encourage climbers to communicate openly with the mountain crew.

Wildlife Safety

Wild animals are unpredictable. During safaris, our guides follow park regulations and maintain appropriate distances from wildlife. Travelers are expected to follow their guide’s instructions at all times.

Carefully Planned Itineraries

Every journey is planned around your chosen activities, travel dates, accommodation, transportation, and expected conditions. Our team monitors practical details to help your adventure run smoothly.

Your Safety During Safari

Your safari experience should be exciting while remaining responsible and safe.

Our guides will advise you on:

• Safe distances from wildlife
• When and where to leave the vehicle
• Safe behavior around animals
• Park rules and regulations
• Road and driving conditions
• Weather and environmental conditions

Always follow your guide’s instructions while on safari.

Your Safety on Kilimanjaro & Mount Meru

Mountain trekking requires preparation, patience, and responsible decision-making.

Our mountain teams focus on:

• Gradual and appropriate pacing
• Acclimatization
• Regular communication with trekkers
• Monitoring changing weather conditions
• Following mountain and park regulations
• Encouraging trekkers to report any health concerns
• Making safety-focused decisions when conditions require it

Reaching the summit is important, but your safety is always more important than reaching the summit.

Health & Travel Preparation

Before travelling, we recommend that you:

• Consult a qualified medical professional if you have health concerns
• Prepare physically for your chosen activity
• Carry any personal medication you need
• Drink enough water and rest properly
• Follow your guide’s advice
• Purchase suitable travel insurance
• Keep important travel documents secure

Travelers participating in mountain trekking should make sure their insurance provides appropriate coverage for their planned activities and altitude.

Emergency Support

If an unexpected situation occurs, our team will assist with the appropriate next steps and coordinate with relevant local services when necessary.

Depending on the situation, this may include:

• Contacting local emergency services
• Coordinating medical assistance
• Arranging appropriate transportation
• Communicating with accommodation providers
• Supporting changes to the travel itinerary

Emergency procedures can vary depending on your location and the nature of the situation.

Travel Insurance

We strongly recommend comprehensive travel insurance before travelling to Tanzania.

Your policy should ideally cover:

• Medical expenses
• Emergency assistance
• Evacuation where appropriate
• Trip cancellation or interruption
• Lost or delayed luggage
• Activities included in your itinerary

For Kilimanjaro and Mount Meru, check that your policy specifically covers high-altitude trekking and any required emergency evacuation.

Our Safety Commitment

We Plan Carefully

We consider your itinerary, transportation, activities, and practical travel requirements when preparing your adventure.

We Communicate Clearly

We provide important information before and during your trip so you know what to expect.

We Put People First

Our guides and team are committed to responsible decisions that prioritize traveler safety and well-being.

We Respect Tanzania

We follow applicable park regulations, local guidelines, and responsible tourism practices.

Your Responsibility

Safety is a shared responsibility. We ask every traveler to:

• Follow instructions from guides and staff
• Respect wildlife and local communities
• Follow national park rules
• Inform us about relevant travel requirements before the trip
• Take reasonable care of personal belongings
• Avoid unsafe or prohibited activities
• Communicate immediately if you feel unwell or unsafe

Working together helps create a safer and more enjoyable experience for everyone.