Selous Game Reserve is one of the largest reserves in the world with a huge elephant population. It was named after Englishman Sir Frederick Selous, a famous big game hunter and early conservationist, who died here in 1917 fightin... More

We will show you the real beauty of Africa. Do you think that Tanzania is famous only for spectacular safaris with large wild animals? Do you believe that all the other attractions, such as culture, snorkeling, fishing & beaches a... More

This tour of Dar es Salaam will take you to the National Museum, Village Museum, Mwenge Carvings Market, Tingatinga art Gallery, Slipway Shopping Centre, The Fish Market, City Centre, Historical Building, and many other sites. Th... More

This dramatic and scenic park is the largest in Tanzania, holding a reputation as one of the country’s best-kept game viewing secrets with a wild and unrushed feel that sets it apart from other reserves. It is well known for its... More

Eco-Friendly Tour: Enroute Africa is committed to responsible and sustainable tourism practices. They focus on eco-friendly tours that minimize the impact on the environment, while also supporting the local communities. All tou... More

Why Book This Tour? 1. Authentic Experience: Dive into the local way of life as you explore bustling markets like Kariakoo and Mwenge Carvers Market. Taste fresh produce, shop for unique handicrafts, and interact with friendly ve... More

We offer competitive price without compromising the quality our team we provide memorable experience... More

This tour is the best option to discover Tanzania's Southern parks. It provides variety in landscapes (savannahs, baobab plains, bushy hills and more greenery in Selous) and high chances of spotting lions, leopards, buffalos, elep... More

Some 75 kilometres to the north of Dar es Salaam lies Bagamoyo, once the embarkation port for slaves from the hinterland, and later the first German colonial capital. It is a place of considerable significance to world history, bo... More