Tanzania · From the United States
American Travellers Welcome
Travelling from the USA to Tanzania is easier than most travellers expect. With well-connected international routes and full-service safari planning handled end-to-end by our team, your journey from America to the Serengeti can be seamless and entirely stress-free.
US travellers depart from major hubs — New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Dallas, or Atlanta — connecting through Doha, Dubai, Amsterdam, or Istanbul to Kilimanjaro International Airport (JRO). Our team coordinates VIP meet-and-greet services, private transfers, and lodge reservations so you arrive to a fully prepared experience.
Explore our Luxury Tanzania Safari collection for complete high-end itinerary options, or our Private Tanzania Safari for dedicated vehicle and guide experiences.
Why Choose Us
Direct connections from JFK, LAX, ORD, DFW and ATL via Doha, Dubai, Amsterdam, or Istanbul to Kilimanjaro International Airport.
Direct access to local Tanzanian experts — no US agency middlemen, no inflated markups. You speak directly with the team running your safari.
Hundreds of American travellers — honeymooners, families, anniversary couples — have experienced Tanzania with Sokwe Africa Safaris.
Visa guidance, flight coordination, travel insurance advice, and 24/7 on-ground support throughout your Tanzania experience.
Plan Your Visit
June–October aligns with US summer and is the most popular period for American travellers — excellent game visibility and the Serengeti Great Migration crossings. January–March offers the calving season with fewer crowds and outstanding wildlife activity.
UK travellers, see our dedicated Tanzania Safari from the UK guide.
Talk to an ExpertUS summer holidays align perfectly with peak migration season. Dramatic river crossings and strong Big Five sightings.
Migration in the Mara region. Excellent game viewing and slightly more availability at premium camps.
Southern Serengeti calving grounds near Ndutu. Excellent predator activity, fewer visitors, competitive rates.
Thanksgiving and Christmas safari escapes. Migration returns south, beautiful photographic light.
Your Questions Answered
Most US travellers fly from New York (JFK), Los Angeles (LAX), Chicago (ORD), or Atlanta (ATL), connecting through Doha (Qatar Airways), Dubai (Emirates), Amsterdam (KLM), or Istanbul (Turkish Airlines) to Kilimanjaro International Airport (JRO). Average travel time is 18–24 hours depending on routing.
Absolutely. Tanzania offers some of the world's most extraordinary wildlife experiences — the Great Migration, Big Five, and pristine wilderness. Most US travellers describe their Tanzania safari as a once-in-a-lifetime journey they wish they had taken sooner.
Yes. US citizens require a tourist visa for Tanzania, obtainable online via the Tanzania e-visa portal or on arrival at Kilimanjaro International Airport. We guide all US clients through the visa process as part of our pre-trip planning service.
June–October (dry season) aligns with US summer and is the most popular period for American travellers. January–March offers the calving season with fewer crowds and outstanding predator activity in the southern Serengeti.
Begin Your Journey
Speak directly with our Tanzania safari experts. No agency middlemen — just experienced local specialists designing your perfect journey.
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Every Sokwe safari is private and tailor-made — these are starting points, not fixed departures. Any of them can be reshaped around your dates and pace.
7 Days
Manyara, Serengeti, Ngorongoro and Tarangire — the classic northern circuit.
Priced on requesttailored to your dates
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7–10 Days
Timed to the herds — river crossings run July to October.
$4,200per person
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5–8 Days
Built around finding all five, with the time in each park to actually do it.
$3,500per person
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Registered with the Tanzania Association of Tour Operators, licence 033510. Ask us for a copy at any time.
Our office is at the gateway to the northern circuit. You are booking the company that runs your safari — not an agency reselling it.
Never a shared vehicle and never a stranger beside you. Your guide is a local field naturalist who knows these parks personally.
Every enquiry answered inside a day, with a detailed itinerary and full costing within 48 hours. Hold us to it.