Tanzania Photography Tour

Are you ready to immerse yourself in the breathtaking wonders of Tanzania? Experience the thrill of luxury safari tented camps that blend comfort with nature, ensuring you enjoy an adventure like no other. Join us for an exclusive small group luxury bush experience in one of Africa’s most stunning landscapes, where you’ll have the rare opportunity to witness the incredible mass migrations. This adventure is perfectly timed with the wet season, which brings the landscape to life, offering richer experiences and vibrant photographic opportunities. With over 60 successful tours to Africa under our belt, WPA guarantees a top-notch, premium experience tailored for photography enthusiasts. Imagine capturing majestic lions, elegant cheetahs, and formidable elephants, framed by Tanzania’s unparalleled beauty. Our carefully curated accommodations ensure your evenings are spent in safety and comfort, while our world-class culinary offerings satisfy your every craving. Benefit from the knowledge and expertise of seasoned photo guides and local experts, dedicated to enhancing your photography skills throughout the journey. Our specially selected vehicles offer optimal space and visibility, ensuring you won’t miss a single moment of Tanzania’s splendor. Join us on this extraordinary journey and make unforgettable memories through unique encounters with nature and culture, all while staying in the finest, safest accommodations. Don’t miss your chance to explore one of the most beautiful destinations on Earth. Book your adventure today!

• Lovely safari accommodation.

• Great migration shoots.

• Serengeti Plains.

• Ngorongoro Crater.

• Special Maasai experiences.

• Big game from elephants to giraffe.

• Big cats.

• Fantastic birds and nature.

Included

• Professional WPA Photo guide - your images come first!

• All accommodation - comfortable safari camps.

• All land transport - pop-top 4WD. (limited people per vehicle)

• All meals as per itinerary.

• Park fees as per itinerary.

• One domestic flight.

Not Included

• International Air tickets & flights

• Personal expenses

• Items not included in the itinerary

• Tips and drinks

• Travel Insurance

• Items not included in the itinerary.

DAY 1 - ARRIVE TANZANIA

April 17

We arrival as a group at Kilimanjaro Airport where we will be collected by your driver/guide and transfer to West Kilimanjaro where we check in at Kambi ya Tembo and enjoy stunning views plus dinner and our first night. Welcome to Tanzania!

O/n Kambi ya Tembo (D)

With views of the Kilimajaro and the endless plains of the African savannah, Kambi ya Tembo is a spectacular camp situated on the north face of the Kilimanjaro with fantastic views of Amboseli and where one can enjoy the wildlife in the front line. The camp is located in Sinya, a 600 square kilometres concession which offers incomparable scenery with magnificent views of the Kilimanjaro, Mount Meru and the Ol Doinyo Longido and Ol Doinyo Orok peaks. It is one of the only places in Africa where one can observe large bull elephants more than 50 years old with enormous tusks.

DAY 2 - ARUSHA, TANZANIA

April 18

Leisurely breakfast and if lucky, catch a glimpse of Mt. Kilimanjaro. Board the safari vehicle and head to the Sinya plains for your first game driving activities in the West Kilimanjaro area. Sinya is part of the cross-border migratory route for elephants moving between Amboseli National Park (Kenya) and West Kilimanjaro (Tanzania). Giraffes, zebras, and antelopes also use this corridor, following seasonal grazing and water availability. Because it connects ecosystems across the Kenya–Tanzania border, Sinya helps maintain genetic diversity and population stability for large mammals. Enjoy a picnic lunch and by mid afternoon you start the transfer to Arusha where you retire at Tumbili Lodge. This lodge is fantastic for birds and creatures you might not expect.

O/n Tumbili Lodge (B, L, D)

(B,L,D) - Confirms if - Breakfast - Lunch - Dinner - are included that day. Itinerary and price is subject to change.

The itinerary continues…