Lake Manyara National Park , Ngorongoro Crater , Tarangire National Park
Lake Manyara National Park , Ngorongoro Crater , Tarangire National Park
Ngorongoro Crater , Serengeti National Park , Tarangire National Park
Ngorongoro Crater , Serengeti National Park , Tarangire National Park
Ngorongoro Crater , Serengeti National Park , Tarangire National Park
Ngorongoro Crater , Serengeti National Park , Tarangire National Park
Having a dream and finally being able to make it come true is the best feeling ever! So that's what we do at Afro Lioness Adventures - make your dreams come true!
We know that to go on Safari in the Serengeti, witness the Great Wildebeest Migration, climb to the top of Mount Kilimanjaro and relax on the pristine white beaches of Zanzibar are at the top of many travellers wish list.
These dreams and many more can only come true on a trip to Tanzania, and we are here to show you up-close and personal, the amazing wildlife, heritage, traditions and vibrant cultures of our wonderful homeland.
Please look through our website to find out more about what Afro Lioness Adventures can offer, then contact us to tell us what African dreams we can help you fulfill!
We shall look forward to hearing from you. Asante sana!
Situated in northern Tanzania, Mount Meru rises high above the surrounding forests and ser engeti. At 4,562 meters in elevation, Mount Meru is the second highest peak in Tanzania and the fifth highest in all of Africa. Conveniently located just 70 kilometers (43 miles) west of Kilimanjaro, the peak attracts mountain climbers for its own merits as well as serving as a warm up for one of the world’s Seven Summits. The journey to the top of the peak tends to take three to four days and begins by driving into Arusha National Park via the Momela Gate. After arriving at the trailhead, an armed range accompanies....
Lemosho route | 7 / 8 days
Price from: $ 2,043
Machame route | 6 / 7 days
Price from: $ 1,988
Rongai route | 6 / 7 days
Price from: $ 2,062
Shira route | 7 / 8 days
Price from: $ 1,760
Marangu route | 5 / 6 days
Price from: $ 1,627
Umbwe route | 5 / 6 days
Price from: $ 2,008
In July 2020, our founder of Afro Lioness Adventures Agatha Mndeme, was honoured to be awarded the title of ‘Best Upcoming Female Safari Guide of the Year’! (See Agatha in action: YouTube) This is a very prestigious award given by the Tanzania Tour Guide Foundation, whose patron is the Ministry of Natural Resources and Tourism. One hundred and fifty safari…
01/08/2020 Company news
In July 2020, our founder of Afro Lioness Adventures Agatha Mndeme, was honoured to be awarded the title of ‘Best Upcoming Female Safari Guide of the Year’!
(See Agatha in action: YouTube)
This is a very prestigious award given by the Tanzania Tour Guide Foundation, whose patron is the Ministry of Natural Resources and Tourism. One hundred and fifty safari and mountain guides were interviewed as leaders in their field, of
which just twelve were shortlisted to participate in a Safari Field Challenge to find the best in their field. This 12 day assessment (from 5th to 17th July) took place in Tanzania’s most icon safari destinations, The Serengeti National
Park and Ngorongoro Crater. The guides were tested on their driving skills in the harshest terrain, knowledge of the wild animals and birdlife which live in the parks, the trees and the flowers which grow in the area, and their communication
skills imparting their knowledge and representing Tanzania’s Tourism sector – Tour guides are seen as important ambassadors of Tanzania as they spend most of their time with tourists from all over the world.
[Photo: Agatha collects the award for ‘Best up and coming Safari Guide of the Year 2020’. Congratulations to Aziza Mbwana and Mohamed Abdala for taking the titles of Best Female and Male Tanzania Safari Guides in 2020.] There are over 3,000 guides currently in Tanzania, of which only a handful are women, making Agatha’s achievement even more impressive! Tanzania is traditionally a patriarchal society where women are perceived as being most valuable in the home. Agatha hopes that this recognition will inspire other girls and women to become safari and mountain guides, and is a champion of the work that Mary Kalikawe and the Association of Women in Tourism Tanzania (AWOTTA) does in driving opportunities for women in the tourism sector.
Hurry, this month (September) is probably your last chance this year to witness the epic Mara River crossings of the Wildebeest migration! The Great Wildebeest Migration is often referred to as ‘nature’s greatest show on earth’. Over two million wildebeest (members of the antelope family), zebras and gazelles move from the Masai Mara through the Serengeti ecosystems in search of…
01/09/2020 Wildlife Safari
Hurry, this month (September) is probably your last chance this year to witness the epic Mara River crossings of the Wildebeest migration!
The Great Wildebeest Migration is often referred to as ‘nature’s greatest show on earth’. Over two million wildebeest (members of the antelope family), zebras and gazelles move
from the Masai Mara through the Serengeti ecosystems in search of green pasture and water, in a pattern of circular migration followed for centuries.
To see hundreds of thousands of animals following different routes to the same destination, spread across the vast plains as far as the eye can see, will take your breath away.
High drama is always present, as thousands of animals are taken by predators and thousands more are born, in what is known as ‘the circle of life’. The migration sightings are always
spectacular, no matter which phase of life you witness.
Despite knowing the migration happens all year round, it is also one of nature’s greatest paradoxes, as there is no way to predict the timing of the animals’ exact movements or which direction they
will move in! We know that rain will trigger the wildebeest to move onto fresh grazing – but when exactly the rain will fall is difficult to predict, more so now with the onset of climate change
impacting weather patterns. This is why timing and planning are essential to experience this once in a lifetime Migration Safari.
Over the years Afro Lioness Adventures have built up a wealth of knowledge and a network of partners on the migration route to ensure we meet your every need, so please contact us if we can assist you in any way (Mail Us).
Every year around 30,000 people from all over the world attempt to climb to the top of Mount Kilimanjaro – One of the Seven Summits of the World, Africa’s highest peak and the world’s tallest free-standing mountain at 5,895 metres. Around 60% of people make it, with most of those who do not abandoning their dream due to the…
24/01/2021 Mount Kilimanjaro
Every year around 30,000 people from all over the world attempt to climb to the top of Mount Kilimanjaro – One of the Seven Summits of the World, Africa’s highest peak and the world’s tallest free-standing mountain at 5,895 metres.
Around 60% of people make it, with most of those who do not abandoning their dream due to the effects of altitude sickness or low fitness levels and mental strength.
The Professional Mountain Guides of Afro Lioness Adventures call upon their skills and years of experience in getting climbers safely up and down Kilimanjaro every month – assisting the majority to conquer this iconic,
snow-capped volcano (fortunately now dormant!) and return home happily with a sense of pride and achievement.
Last week our experienced mountain guides Agatha and Farida, supported a small party of tourists to reach the summit of Kili following the 6 day Machame Route (approximately 62 km/ 37 miles from gate to gate). One member of the group, unfortunately,
did not make it to the summit due to suffering from altitude sickness; however, our guides returned them safely to the base of the mountain and went on to motive the rest of the party to successfully reach the top through a combination of practical advice and uplifting singing!
Burigi – Chato National Park is the 3rd largest park in Tanzania, upgraded from a reserve in 2019. The park is located between Lake Victoria and Rwanda, and has a diverse habitat ranging from swampy vegetation to riverine forests, rolling hills and rocky outcrops. It is surrounded by the Kagera River and Lake Burigi, offering a rich environment for a…
31/08/2021 Wildlife Safari
Burigi – Chato National Park is the 3rd largest park in Tanzania, upgraded from a reserve in 2019. The park is located between Lake Victoria and Rwanda, and has a diverse habitat ranging from swampy vegetation to riverine forests, rolling hills and rocky outcrops. It is surrounded by the Kagera River and Lake Burigi, offering a rich environment for a diverse collection of wildlife to live, including elephants, buffaloes, antelopes, lions, leopards, zebras, giraffes, chimpanzees and gorillas – a wonderful and wild safari experience awaits all visitors!
Chato Airport is nearby for quick access to/from the park, and transfers can be arranged by private jeep to maximise your time on this unforgettable safari experience!
Get in touch and we'll get back to you as soon as we can. We looking foward to hearing from you!
Get in touch and we'll get back to you as soon as we can. We looking foward to hearing from you!
Get in touch and we'll get back to you as soon as we can. We looking foward to hearing from you!
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