Tips For Organizing A Tanzania Safari From South Africa
Taking a Tanzania safari from south africa is the main interest of most travelers and you can look here for the country for a vacation. Tanzania 's parks are among the best in all of Africa, due to the diversity of animals and the high probability of encountering the Big Five (Lion, buffalo, rhino, leopard and elephant). Another major attraction is the migration of wildebeests (Wild Beasts in English), who cross the Serengeti National Park in search of a better place to eat.
The safaris in Tanzania may be out of most budget travelers, especially backpackers, as there are intermediate and most of the agencies offer luxury packages with scary prices. I really wanted to have this experience here, especially after the safari in Kruger Park , which I did during my time in South Africa. I did a lot of research to make a cheap safari in Tanzania, but I only managed to understand how it all works.
Taking a Tanzania safari from south africa is not easy, as most agencies offer prices and packages that are unrealistic for most travelers. There are several companies and the story is always the same: luxury accommodation, flights and scary prices that can exceed . Even the most economical safaris cost about 2 thousand.
I think it is worth doing everything with comfort and guarantee that everything will go as planned, especially after the experiences I had. I decided to do everything on my own, travel with local buses and try to find a way to do the safari without having to spend so much. I did it, but the sausages were big.
The great thing is to find a safari company that really has all the means to organize the trip, all located in Arusha , the city closest to the main parks. Most agencies only do the middle field between tourists and these companies, earning good money for that.
I found Bobby Tanzania safari from south africa searching the internet and I already knew that their prices were the cheapest. I did everything on my own until I arrived in Arusha, from buying the bus tickets on the busy road in Dar Es Salaam, spending 14 hours on the bus, booking the hostel and negotiating the safari itinerary.
I stayed at Arusha Backpackers , a modest hostel right in the center of the city. I knew that going on safari alone would be more expensive and there would be no way to negotiate prices. I ended up meeting three travelers who were also there for the same reason and after a night of many beers, laughter and common plans, we decided to try to haggle until we found the best price.
