Travel Service

We focus on personalised travel services in Tanzania, for individuals, families and small groups (equal or less than 12 people). Northern Tanzania is our favourite area of operation, with its exceptionally beautiful nature, diverse animal live and friendly and peaceful people, proud of their inheritance.

Most travels are tailor made and synchronised to your budget, area of interests and the length of time you have allocated for the journey. But to give you a “food for thought”, here is travel arrangement that we highly recommend for a first time traveller to Tanzania.

The very best Tanzania has to offer in 14 days

We assume people arrive on Kilimanjaro International Airport (KIA) in Tanzania with an overnight flight from London.
We have good experience with the services of Kenya Airways on the route from London to KIA via Nairobi in Kenya.

	Day	1	Overnight flight from London to KIA.
	Day	2	Arrival in Kilimanjaro International Airport (KIA).
			Passengers picked up from the airport and taken to New Safari Hotel in Arusha.
			Sightseeing tour around Arusha, one of Tanzania´s biggest towns.
			Overnight at New Safari Hotel.
	Day	3	Early start for the first safari. The destination is the Tarangirie national park.
			Tarangirie national park has a vast variety of animals and birds.
			The national park is famous for its large herds of elephants, especially during the dry season.
			Continue to Bashay Village, where TanzaNice Farm is located.
			On the way we drive through Masai plains, Mosquito town, passed Lake Manyara, into the Rift Valley and through Karatu town.
			Overnight at TanzaNice Farm.
	Day	4	A visit to the Masai tribe.
			The Masaia´s is one of many tribes in Tanzania, famous for its culture, colourful dresses and its reluctance to alter their way of living.
			Overnight at TanzaNice Farm.
	Day	5	Day on the farm
			Participate in the daily live on the farm.
			Go for a walk in the vicinity of the farm.
			Visit a brick factory and a nursery school.
			A sightseeing tour to Karatu town and a visit to the local market.
			Overnight at TanzaNice Farm.
	Day	6	A visit to the Hadzabe tribe.
			The Hadzabe tribe is a tribe of hunters. They have no particular place to stay, but move around according to the ease of access to pray.
			The Hadzabe tribe contains only several thousand individuals, mainly in the Lake Eyasi region.
			The men hunt, the women gather plants and roots.
			We go on a hunting trip with couple of the hunters from the tribe.
			Overnight at TanzaNice Farm.
	Day	7	Early start for a safari. The destination is the Ngorongoro Crater.
			Norgorongoro Crater is one of the best known national parks in the world and no wonder it is on the UNESCO´s world heritage list.
			In Ngorongoro Crater we will encounter a vast number of animals.
			In the Crater one might spot the black Rhino, who is threatened to become extinct.
			Overnight at TanzaNice Farm.
	Day	8	Pack for 5 days (4 nights) on a magnificent Indian Ocean beach. Luggage not relevant for the beach is left behind at TanzaNice Farm
			Drive to Lake Manyara airport
			Flight to Zanzibar
			Passengers picked up from the airport and taken to Spice Island and Resort outside of Paje on the east coast of Zanzibar.
			Overnight at Spice Island and Resort.
	Day	9	Relaxation on the beach
			At the hotel people can by all sorts of entertainment.
			Overnight at Spice Island and Resort.
	Day	10	A whole day tour to Stone Town
			Narrow streets and interesting places visited. Stone town is yet another place on the UNESCO´s world heritage list.
			Stone Town was once a centre for slave trade on the east coast of Africa. Sites related to that will be visited.
			Zanzibar is also called the Spice Island. A spice farm will be visited.
			If time allows and people are interested, we will stop in the Jozani forest, look for monkeys and walk in the mangrove area.
			Overnight at Spice Island and Resort.
	Day	11	Relaxation on the beach
			At the hotel people can by all sorts of entertainment.
			Overnight at Spice Island and Resort.
	Day	12	Drive to Zanzibar airport
			Flight to Lake Manyara and a drive to TanzaNice Farm.
			Overnight at TanzaNice Farm.
	Day	13	Pack for returning home
			Drive to KIA for departure home
			An overnight flight to London
	Day	14	Arrival in London

Included:
All accommodation is with full board except for Spice Island and Resort, which includes half board.
Travel management, guides, cars and drivers as required.
Entrance fees to national parks visited
Water in all safari trips

Not included
International flight to Tanzania
Tourist visa which can be bought when entering the country.
Lunch Spice Island and Resort.
Entertainment at Spice Island Hotel.
Drinks, except for water in the safari trips.
Tips.

Recommendations:

Shameem, from Ipswish in the UK:

"I travelled to Tanzania and had a fantastic time in there, thanks to Claud Goi. He is a wonderful ambassador for his country and made the whole trip a very memorable one. Claud has extensive knowledge of the tourist industry and because of his contacts and his knowledge of the country, he is able to tailor-make holidays according to individual requirements.

I grew up in Tanzania and have been on several safaris over the years but I felt that Claud provided a more personal service than any travel agent I had used before. The house in Bashay Village will be amazing when it is finished and I look forward to staying there when it is completed. In the meantime, the farmhouse provides comfortable accommodation while providing a little 'African adventure' at the same time!

I have already recommended the services of Claud Goi and TanzaNice to people who have travelled to Tanzania and they have all commented on the fantastic time they had.

The contribution of Anna Elisabet Olafsdottir and Vidar Vidarsson and their ongoing projects have had a considerable impact on the local community and visitors to the area will also benefit from these positive developments."

Hulda, from Reykjavik in Iceland:

"I spent three nights at the Tanzanice farmhouse. The farmhouse is charming, located in the middle of real African village life. My guide was Mr. Claud Goi but he is raised in the area and knows it very well. During my stay at the farmhouse I learned the basics in African cooking, enjoyed the exceptional hospitality from the African staff and got to know the warm-hearted neighbours. There is no electricity in the house and the experience of the darkness at nights was fantastic. For those who want to try something different and exotic I recommend Claud Goi as a travel guide and for small groups I highly recommend the Tanzanice farmhouse."