Tanzania is a year-round Safari destination. The Dry Season (June-October) is best for wildlife viewing, with animals gathering at water sources and the Great Migration's river crossings happening from July-August. The Wet/Green Season (November-May) features lush landscapes, excellent birdwatching, lower prices, fewer crowds, and the wildebeest calving season from late January to March.

We are highly capable tour operator distinguished by its in-depth knowledge of Tanzania's National Parks and Ngorongoro Crater, including wildlife behavior, migrations, and optimal viewing. They boast highly trained and passionate guides skilled in wildlife spotting and providing cultural insights, also expertise in trekking and hiking. With a fleet of well-maintained, comfortable safari vehicles featuring pop-up roofs, they ensure optimal game viewing.

Arusha is strategically located as the "Safari Capital" and central gateway to all of Tanzania's world-renowned Northern National Parks (like Serengeti and Ngorongoro). Its proximity to both Arusha Airport (ARK) and Kilimanjaro Airport (JRO) ensures incredibly convenient and quick access to your wildlife adventures right after you land. As an Arusha-based specialist, Mobila Safaris provides expert local knowledge for planning your safari. They guarantee seamless adventures by handling all logistics, from airport pick-ups to perfectly crafted itineraries, ensuring you can fully focus on exploring the incredible Tanzanian wilderness.

The name "Serengeti" is derived from the Maasai word "Siringet," meaning "the place where the land runs forever." or "Endless Plains". The plains are special because they host the awe-inspiring Great Migration, offer vast and iconic landscapes, support an unparalleled density and diversity of wildlife (especially predators), feature unique geological formations, and represent an ancient, well-preserved ecosystem critical for global conservation. It provides incredible visibility for wildlife spotting and stunning photographic opportunities, especially at sunrise and sunset.

IT is the world's highest free-standing mountain, majestically rising from Tanzania's plains. Its immense height offers breathtaking, expansive views from the summit, giving climbers the sensation of standing on the "roof of Africa." Its unique snow-capped peak near the equator makes it an iconic and challenging natural wonder that attracts thousands of adventurers annually.

IT is the largest terrestrial mammal migration on Earth, often called "the greatest show on Earth" or one of the "Seven Natural Wonders of Africa." This spectacular, year-round phenomenon involves over 1.5 million wildebeest, along with hundreds of thousands of zebras and gazelles, continually traversing the vast Serengeti-Mara ecosystem between Tanzania and Kenya, driven by an instinctual search for fresh grazing and water.

Its uniqueness status as a self-contained natural paradise, teeming with an incredibly high density and diversity of wildlife. The unique environment allows exceptional easy and close-up wildlife viewing, including the Big Five and the world's highest density of lions. Its breathtaking natural beauty, abundant animal life, and balanced ecosystem create an idyllic, almost paradisiacal setting, much like a pristine garden where animals thrive undisturbed.

Lake Manyara National Park is uniquely special for its tree-climbing lions, a rare behavior where lions regularly lounge in trees. Additionally, it's an exceptional birdwatching destination with over 400 species, including thousands of pink flamingos on its alkaline lake, supported by diverse habitats. The wet season (November-April) is ideal for birdwatching due to migratory birds and vibrant breeding plumage.