Ladies, it’s time to grab your safari hat, binoculars, and camera! Your friends won’t believe the stories you’ll bring back from our women's solo travel group safari in Tanzania. Perfect for first-time travelers to Africa, Tanzania is accessible to every type of traveler.

Straight out of the pages of a National Geographic Magazine, this adventure safari lets ordinary women live like explorers. Our Tanzania women’s solo travel group safari is a captivating experience through the Northern Circuit, featuring game drives in wildlife parks and cultural interactions with tribes who have preserved their traditions for centuries.

The Serengeti, the legendary heart of Tanzania, is pure magic. On our women's solo travel group safari in Tanzania, picture yourself cruising through endless grasslands in a 4x4 safari jeep, humming tunes from The Lion King. Witness the awe-inspiring migration of wildebeests, zebras, and gazelles, one of the largest migrations on Earth. The beauty and magnitude of this experience may even bring a tear to your eye.

Beyond wildlife, you’ll engage with tribal communities like the Maasai, Hadzabe, and Datoga. From pastoral nomads to hunter-gatherers, you’ll feel as though you’ve stepped back in time as you immerse yourself in their customs, dances, and cultural traditions.

This is your chance to experience the Africa you’ve always dreamed of with a group of supportive, adventurous women. All skill levels are welcome—no prior experience needed. Solo travelers, friends, sisters, mothers, and daughters ages 18+ are invited to join this incredible journey.

Tanzania Edventure Highlights:

• Experience  Semi-Luxury Safari Tent Camping in the Serengeti National Park and a variety of other unique lodges near national parks and conservation areas.
• Go to sleep and wake to the sounds of the wild Serengeti.
• Be moved as you witness one of largest migrations on Earth of wildebeest, zebras and gazelles.
• See big cats including prides of lions and elusive leopards and stealthy cheetahs.
• Enter the Ngorongoro Crater, a 25 km wide dormant-volcano-bowlful-of-30,000-animals.
• Dance with the Maasai, exchange stories with the Datoga women, and learn to shoot bow and arrows with the Hadzabe.
• Explore the Olduvai Gorge, a site which influenced what scientists know about human evolution.
• Opportunities for shopping for indigenous African handcrafts, Tanzanite, and art.

Minimum 6 / Maximum 12

To ensure an intimate and authentic experience, the group is limited to no more than 12 participants, allowing us to connect more deeply while minimizing our impact on the pristine environment.

We need 6 participants to confirm this trip, and we truly appreciate your patience as we work toward that goal. We’re just as eager as you are to confirm this adventure! 

Once the trip is confirmed, you’ll receive an email with essential details, including flight booking guidelines, waivers, and tour-specific information. If we’re unable to fill the trip within 90 days of the start date, all participants will receive a full refund. 

For those considering a safari in Tanzania, the physical requirements are quite manageable, making it accessible to a wide range of travelers. The majority of the trip involves driving in comfortable 4x4 vehicles, with plenty of opportunities to stop, stretch your legs, and take in the stunning surroundings. 

Here’s what you can expect:

1. Long Periods of Driving: Much of the safari involves sitting in vehicles as we traverse the Serengeti, and standing in vehicles while viewing wildlife. While the drives can be long, they are broken up by frequent stops for wildlife viewing, meals, and rest breaks.
2. Minimal Physical Demands: There are no strenuous hikes or physically demanding activities. Most of the walking is limited to short strolls around designated areas like viewpoints or picnic spots. You should be able to walk unassisted for up to 2 miles (easy trails, markets, big airports), and be able to step up and down from safari vehicles. 
3. Comfortable Rest Stops: You’ll have plenty of chances to stretch your legs and refresh yourself during breaks at scenic spots or lodges.

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Lodging on a Tanzania safari in four-star lodges and accommodations offers a perfect blend of comfort and immersion in the natural environment. Here’s what you can expect:

1. Stylish Comfort in the Wilderness

You’ll stay in well-appointed lodges or tented camps that provide cozy, stylish rooms with all the comforts of a four-star experience. Expect comfortable beds, en-suite bathrooms, and tasteful décor that blends modern amenities with the rustic charm of the African wilderness.

2. Prime Locations for Wildlife Viewing

These accommodations are often strategically located within or near key national parks like the Serengeti and Ngorongoro Crater, allowing you to stay close to the action. Some lodges even offer views of wildlife from your room, with animals occasionally wandering close by.

3. Gourmet Dining Options

You’ll enjoy a variety of delicious meals, ranging from international cuisine to local dishes, often served in scenic dining areas that overlook the surrounding landscape. 

4. Inviting Communal Areas

Relax in spacious lounges, outdoor terraces, or around a fire pit, where you can share stories of the day’s adventures with fellow travelers. Some lodges feature pools with breathtaking views to unwind after a day of exploring.

5. Authentic African Touches

While offering a high level of comfort, these accommodations also emphasize authentic African design and ambiance. You’ll find locally-inspired architecture, décor made from traditional crafts, and a warm, welcoming atmosphere.

Meals on a safari are all included!!  Enjoy a delightful blend of local flavors and international cuisine, offering a satisfying and diverse dining experience even in remote wilderness settings. Here’s a breakdown of what to expect when it comes to food on a safari:

1. Breakfast

• Buffet or Cooked-to-Order: Breakfasts are typically hearty and can be served buffet-style or cooked to order. Options usually include eggs (made your way), bacon, sausages, pancakes, cereals, fresh fruits, yogurt, and pastries.
• Bush Breakfasts: On some days, you might enjoy a bush breakfast out in the savannah, which can be a packed breakfast 

2. Lunch

• Packed Lunches or Picnic: When out on longer game drives, packed lunches or picnics are common. These might include sandwiches, salads, fruit, snacks, and a sweet treat.
• Lodge Lunches: If you’re at the lodge, lunch is often a sit-down affair with options like grilled meats, fresh salads, pasta, or local specialties, along with a selection of beverages.

3. Dinner

• Three-Course Meals: Dinners are typically more elaborate, featuring a three-course meal. Starters might include soups or salads, followed by a main course like grilled fish, chicken, beef, or vegetarian options. Desserts are usually sweet treats like cakes, fruit tarts, or local desserts.

4. Drinks

Purified water is provided during game drives. At the lodges and camp, soft drinks, tea, coffee, and water are commonly available for a fee, as well as alcoholic beverages like wine, beer, and cocktails

Many dietary prefrenences and restrictions can be met while on safari due to the variety of food offered. Vegetarian, gluten free, and dairy free are common requests. If you have strict dietary restrictions, including vegan, please contact us to see if we can accommodate your needs on safari. 

Tours Visa Required. Instructions on how to purchase your visa will be provided. 

Passports/Visas:

Visit the US State Department Website for the most current requirements. Most destinations require your passport to be valid 6 months beyond your planned departure date. Check your passport now to avoid last minute stress and hassle.   
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Vaccinations & Travel Health:

Visit the CDC website for the most current requirements for travel and other travel health related suggestions and concerns for your destination:

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Early Bird Package Price:  $5995  (Until December 15, 2024)  

Per person double occupancy with three interest-free installments until March 5th. 

Deposit:  $1000

After December 15, 2024 

Regular Price $6445

Registration open until March 15, 2025. 

Prices are subject to change at any time and can only be locked in after deposits are made.

Service Fees & Payment Methods

Green Edventures does not charge a service fee. We use a third party merchant service called WeTravel and they use the credit card processor Stripe. 

Credit Card

WeTravel will add a service fee to the total amount of your trip if you pay with a credit card. Credit Cards fees: 2.9% (Amex: 3.9%). This is a bank fee not Green Edventures. 

ACH / Checking Account 

If you set up your payment method to be withdrawn from your checking account there are no fees. 

You can change your payment method at any time in your WeTravel Account. 

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Mandatory Medical Insurance

Green Edventures does not provide medical or travel insurance in the package price. Due to the remote nature of our tours, we require that all participants have, at minimum, $250,0000 medical evacuation coverage for this program. This is for the safety of all guests. A comprehensive travel insurance policy will cover medical evacuation.

Comprehensive travel insurance is available at www.greenedventures.com/travel-insurance 

A detailed packing list will be provided. Here is what you can expect to wear on safari in Tanzania. In addition to binoculars here are some things you will want on safari.

• Luggage: 75-90 Liter duffel or rolling duffel bag. No hard suitcases. Rolling duffel limited to one hard side, and 27 inches tall. 
• Neutral, Lightweight Layers: Wear breathable, neutral-colored clothing (khaki, beige) with long sleeves and pants for sun and insect protection. Avoid bright colors (they can attract unwanted attention from wildlife) and dark blues/black (which attract tsetse flies).
• Sturdy Footwear: Comfortable hiking boots for walking in muddy, and uneven terrain.
• Sun and Bug Protection: Bring a wide-brimmed hat, sunglasses, sunscreen, and insect repellent (preferably with DEET).
• Warm Layers and Rain Gear: Pack a light jacket for chilly mornings and evenings, and a rain jacket if traveling during the wet season.

Q&A Document 

Tanzania Info Session 

2024 Info Session Recording

We strive to deliver a seamless and unforgettable travel experience. However, all itineraries are subject to change due to unforeseen circumstances beyond our control. We reserve the right to modify the advertised itinerary, including changes to the order of activities, destinations, or accommodations, guides, and trip leaders without prior notice.

In the event of changes, we will make every effort to provide alternative arrangements of equal value to ensure your overall experience remains exceptional. Your safety, satisfaction, and enjoyment remain our top priorities.

We appreciate your understanding and flexibility as we work to create the best possible journey for you.