Warrior Adventures Africa

03/07/2025

Experience the Wild Heart of Africa with us.

Embark on a Journey of a Lifetime.

Explore the untamed beauty of Africa with our bespoke wildlife tours. Whether you’re seeking the thrill of a safari adventure or the tranquility of a nature retreat, we offer experiences that cater to every traveler’s dream.

How it all Began:

and what we stand for – our values, our mission and our vision, so you get to truly know us, and our team of experts.

Our Mission:

Our mission is to deliver exceptional travel experiences, showcase our unique creativity, foster a knowledgeable and committed team, build strong client relationships, and contribute to Africa's re-greening and community empowerment.

Our Vision:

Our vision is to be a united family with a shared dream to own the African experience, and to authentically cover Africa better – geographically, experientially, and ethically.

Our Values:

We seek to passionately connect our clients with the Africa’s magic, and to collectively learn from their experiences to continue to provide seamless service, absolute peace of mind and traditional human values.

Our History:

Warrior Adventures Africa was founded by Pasangei Lasakai, a Masai Warrior from Lake Natron Northern-Tanzania, passionate about highlighting sights and experiences that can only be found in Africa.

Why Warrior Adventures Africa?

Explore Africa with a world-class service, dedicated to creating memories for any and all kinds of travel groups.

Born in maasailand, our experts spend most of their time close to the wild, observing every movement in the rich jungles of Tanzania. Beyond our expertise and passion for curating a customised journey, we are your preferred choice because we know the land like no other.

With Warrior Adventures Africa, all the hard work is done for you so you can relax and enjoy the Tanzania experience!

KARIBU TANZANIA/ WELCOME TO TANZANIA 🇹🇿

01/06/2025

Welcome to Tanzania for unforgettable safari experience of a lifetime!

“We travel, initially, to lose ourselves; and we travel, next, to find ourselves. We travel to open our hearts and eyes and learn more about the world than our newspapers will accommodate.”









❤️

23/05/2025

KILIMANJARO CLIMB -7 DAYS VIA MACHAME ROUTE

The 7-days Machame route to Kilimanjaro is a popular and scenic climbing route, known for its high success rate (around 95%) and diverse landscapes. It's a camping route, meaning you sleep in tents at designated campsites. The route offers a "hike high, sleep low" acclimatization strategy, which contributes to its high success rate.

All our Kilimanjaro climbs include:

2 nights accommodation at a high-end hotel before the climb

1-night accommodation at a high-end hotel after the climb.

Pricing:

STANDARD PACKAGE 2025

$ 2,850 USD PER PERSON

Detailed climbing itinerary:

DAY 1: RAINFOREST ZONE – MACHAME GATE.

We depart from Arusha and head towards the Machame Gate on the mountain’s southern side. This drive typically takes 1.5-2 hours.

Starting at the Machame Gate (5,718ft or 1,748m), we begin our ascent to Machame Camp (9,350ft or 2,850m).

The trek lasts approximately 5-7 hours and takes us through the Tropical Rainforest Zone. We spend the night at Machame Camp.

DAY 2: SHIRA 2 CAMP – MOORLAND/HEATHER ZONE

We start the day at Machame Camp (9,350ft or 2,850m) and leave the Rainforest Zone to reach our next campsite, Shira 2 Camp (12,621ft or 3,847m).

We’re now transitioning into the Moorland/Heather Zone.

Here, trees become less prevalent, and small plants dominate the landscape. We spend the night at Shira 2 Camp.

DAY 3: BARRANCO CAMP – ALPINE DESERT ZONE

We hike from Shira 2 Camp (12,621ft or 3,847m) to Barranco Camp (13,066ft or 3,983m). Along the way, we have a lunch break at Lava Tower.

After lunch, we start our descent to Barranco Camp. The landscape becomes increasingly barren as we enter the desert-like conditions.

Barranco Camp offers fantastic views of the Great Barranco Wall.

DAY 4: KARANGA CAMP – ALPINE DESERT ZONE

We ascend from Barranco Camp (13,066ft or 3,983m) to Karanga Camp (13,106ft or 3,994m).

To reach Karanga Camp, we need to climb the Barranco Wall with the assistance of our guides. This climb is not technical.

It takes about 4-5 hours to complete, and the rest of the day is dedicated to rest. Overnight stay at Karanga Camp.

DAY 5: BARAFU CAMP – ALPINE DESERT ZONE

We ascend from Karanga Camp (13,106ft or 3,994m) to Barafu Camp (15,239ft or 4,644m).

This hike lasts about 4-5 hours. We retire early in preparation for our midnight summit climb. Overnight stay at Barafu Camp.

DAY 6: UHURU PEAK – SUMMIT DAY – ARCTIC ZONE

We start our ascent to the summit, Uhuru Peak (19,341ft or 5,895m), from Barafu Camp (15,239ft or 4,644m).

We wake up at 11:00 PM and begin our journey around midnight. This trek usually takes around 7 hours.

We reach the summit by sunrise and celebrate our achievement atop Mt. Kilimanjaro.

We then descend via Stella Point to Mweka Camp (10,204ft or 3,110m) in the Moorland/Heather Zone. The descent should take about 6-8 hours.

DAY 7: MWEKA GATE & OFFICIAL CERTIFICATE

After enjoying a hearty breakfast, we begin our descent towards Mweka Gate, located at an elevation of 5,423 feet (1,653 meters). This is where we officially sign the Kilimanjaro National Park Register, marking the successful completion of our expedition via our 7-Day Machame Route. As we reach the gate, our Head Guide will present each participant with a well-deserved Kilimanjaro Certificate, acknowledging their incredible accomplishment.

While at the gate, take a moment to savor a refreshing cold drink, allowing for a well-deserved break before continuing our journey. The descent from Mweka Gate typically takes around 3-4 hours, during which you can reflect on your remarkable journey to the summit.

Once at the gate, we board our comfortable bus, ready to transport us back to the hotel in Arusha. The drive back to the hotel takes approximately 3 hours, allowing ample time to relax and relish the memories of your Kilimanjaro expedition. With an expected mid-afternoon arrival, around 3 PM, the exact time may vary depending on your morning departure from the camp.

28/10/2024

Luxury & Private Tanzania Safaris
Tanzania is a beautiful country of diverse landscapes ranging from imposing volcanic peaks to endless stretches of open plains to white sand beaches. From top to bottom and east to west, Tanzania offers an authentic East African safari experience: Big Five sightings, luxurious tented safari camps, and rich cultural encounters.
Home to famously large herds of migratory and resident wildlife, it’s also the setting for one of the world’s greatest natural spectacles: the Great Migration, a sight that attracts safari enthusiasts for its affirmation of life and timelessness.
In the north, beguiling icons like Mount Kilimanjaro, Ngorongoro Crater, and Serengeti National Park headline the “Northern Circuit.” Nearby, the Rift Valley, and Tarangire and Lake Manyara National Parks reward with equally memorable landscapes and adventures.
At the country’s western border, in two forested pockets along Lake Tanganyika’s shore, you’ll find chimpanzees—the only place in all of Tanzania where you can trek to them.
Meanwhile, the country’s lesser-visited south is home to some truly wild tracts of remote wilderness. Step aboard a boat safari to ply the banks of the Rufiji River in Nyerere National Park (formerly Selous Game Reserve) or join a research-integrated safari in reclusive Ruaha National Park.
Close out a safari on the coast by digging your toes into the powdery beaches of the Zanzibar Archipelago—”spice islands” that boast long, storied trading histories.
What to Expect on a Luxury Tanzania Safari
For the most part, luxury safaris in Tanzania focus on game drives as the primary mode of wildlife viewing. Days are typically scheduled around an early morning and an afternoon drive. Sunset is observed with sundowner’s in-hand—a gin and tonic is the tradition—served in a scenic spot. Depending on your camp or lodge, a gourmet, multi-course dinner can be taken convivially with other guests, privately in your room or al fresco in the bush. After dark, you might gather round an outdoor fire, stargaze, enjoy a night game drive (depending where you are), lay out on a star bed, or simply retreat to your room to rest for the next sumptuous day on safari.
Activities like hot air ballooning (in the Serengeti), guided bush walks, community visits, research participation (and so much more) add diversity to the day. Wonderfully, Tanzania also offers a host of adventurous options for safari-goers who want to explore on foot. Walking safaris, where you’ll sleep in minimalist but well-equipped fly camps, weave through untouched pockets of the Serengeti or Ngorongoro Highlands.
Contact us for your Tanzania Luxury Safari:
Warrior Adventures (Africa) Limited
P. O. Box 16644 Arusha,
Tanzania, United Rep.
WhatsApp +255 782 74 97 46 (Pasa)
Email: [email protected]
Website: https://www.warrioradventures.net/
Quality Safaris that benefit local people

05/10/2024

Christmas holiday with Warrior Adventures Africa
A journey to the famous northern circuit in Tanzania will leave any adventurer rapt with awe at the stunning vistas, vibrant tribes and outrageous wildlife encounters. Tanzania has a trio of fantastic national parks: Tarangire National Park, with its famous herds of elephants and massive baobab trees; the Ngorongoro Crater, with an unrivalled density of wildlife; and the mighty Serengeti, staging the Great Migration for the majority of the year. For return visitors, or perhaps those looking for something a bit more off the beaten track, peer over the northern horizon and you will find a glut of ideas to create the most remarkable of journeys. Look to the south and you will find Selous Game Reserve and Ruaha National Park, wild as wild can be, home to hard-core walking safaris, and with tourist numbers a mere fraction that you will find in the north. Gaze to the west and you can find Mahale National Park and Gombe National Park, famed for excellent trekking to see chimpanzees, or Katavi National Park for a totally unique safari experience that's seemingly all to yourself. Make a short hop to the coast and you can find safari and beach together at Saadani National Park: what an experience to share your private beach with a lion…from afar of course. At the end of all this, take a bit of time to rest and recover, letting it all sink in (no, you weren't dreaming). Kick off your shoes and sink your feet into the sapphire blue waters that surround Zanzibar or Pemba Island. Go on, you've earned it.
Tanzania offers some extraordinary spectacles. Truly extraordinary. Vast skies over widescreen plains, teeming mass migrations and A&K's chefs baking fresh loaves each day in the middle of the bush. Trust us, the bread - served warm from traditional ground ovens dug on our mobile tented safaris - will be the tastiest of your life. kindly check out my website for more information:

Warrior Adventures is a small locally owned Masai safari tour company based in Arusha, Tanzania. We organize and run safaris to all the national parks in Tanzania and Kenya. We also organize mountain climbing to Mt. Kilimanjaro, Mt. Meru, Mt Oldoinyo Lengai volcano, Ngorongoro Crater Highland treks....

17/08/2024

The Warrior Adventures Africa Guarantee

At Warrior Adventures Africa we know that no two clients are alike, that bigger isn't better and tailor-made is best. From out and out adventure to the lap of luxury, we bring your dreams to life using our knowledge to create unforgettable journeys. Hidden gems, extraordinary access, out of the way places - that's the Warrior Adventures Africa way.

14/08/2024

Luxury African Safaris to Tanzania

Tanzania occupies a special place in the hearts of old and new Africa hands. Its towns and cities are a little less bustling than Kenya’s, and its enchanting gamelands are fully Kenya’s equal in natural plenitude and beauty.

Warrior Adventures Africa , whether private Custom or small group Classic Safaris, almost invariably pay their respects to Tanzania’s Serengeti, the southern half of the Serengeti-Maasai Mara ecosystem, the undisputed capital of the world’s animal kingdom. The Serengeti is amazing in its enormity, its almost infinite skies and long, golden reaches, its million-year quiet. It enraptures with moments of grace; we may well see, as Elspeth Huxley did: a “loping giraffe, like a tiger lily bending with dignity before a gusty breeze.” And then there’s the fabulous, animal-thronged Lost World of the Ngorongoro Crater, one of the world’s most magical places, where we especially (but hardly uniquely) appreciate something Isak Dinesen wrote, “The chief feature of the African landscape…was the air. Looking back on a sojourn in the African highlands, you are struck by the feeling of having lived for a time up in the air….You woke up in the morning and thought, Here I am, where I ought to be.”

26/07/2024

In today's tour overstuffed market, it can be a tough call for travelers to decide which company to book with. Here at Warrior Adventures Africa we don't look at your trip as an opportunity to do business, but more importantly as that one rare chance you have granted us to show you the awe-inspiring beauty of our country, to turn your lifelong dreams into reality and to support those who are in need.
Pasangei Lasakai
MANAGING DIRECTOR

07/06/2024

9 Days Tanzania Great Wildebeest Migration Safari

Witness the world-famous Great Migration on this wildlife-packed tour. Visit Tarangire National Park and Ngorongoro Crater before taking front-row seats in the Serengeti national Park for the world’s greatest wildlife show. Depending on the time of year, you’ll either see mass wildebeest calving on the plains or track the million-strong herds as they head north. Other adventures include meeting a Maasai chief, flying over Kilimanjaro and visiting Shanga social enterprise.

Low season:

01 Dec - 31 Dec (southern Serengeti National park) from USD $6,795 per person sharing (*Additional 3.5% charge for credit card payments)

Mid season:

01 Mar - 31 Mar, 01 Jun - 30 Jun, 01 Oct - 31 Oct from USD $7,295 per person sharing (*Additional 3.5% charge for credit card payments)

High Season:

01 Jan - 28 Feb from USD $7,795 per person sharing (*Additional 3.5% charge for credit card payments)

Peak season:

01 Jul - 30 Sep from USD $9,575 per person sharing (*Additional 3.5% charge for credit card payments)

Hold your place for this fantastic experience!

Detailed tour itinerary day by day:

Day 1: Arrival at Kilimanjaro International airport, Arusha-Tanzania

Welcome to Tanzania. Upon at Kilimanjaro International airport Arusha-Tanzania, a Warrior Adventures Africa representative will be waiting you at the airport to transfer you to your comfortable hotel, set in the grounds of a coffee plantation in the foothills of Mount Meru. Here you can visit Shanga, a social enterprise that employs Tanzanians with disabilities to make gifts from recycled materials. The rest of the day is free to relax ahead of your safari adventure.

Overnight at: Elewana Arusha Coffee Lodge

Meal plan: half board

Web: https://www.elewanacollection.com/arusha-coffee-lodge/at-a-glance

Day 2: Arusha & Tarangire National Park

After breakfast, drive for 2.5-hours to Tarangire, Tanzania’s sixth-largest national park. The landscape is a mix of woodland, lakes and swamps and is covered in striking baobab trees. Tarangire is home to Tanzania’s largest population of African elephants and you’ll discover them in a 4x4 safari vehicle with your own guide. Your base for the next 2 nights is a luxury tented camp perched on an elevated rocky outcrop. The views across the grasslands below are sensational, particularly from the bathtub on your private deck. In the afternoon there’s an optional visit to Olasiti Maasai village, for a cultural experience hosted by the village chief.

Overnight at: Lemala Mpingo Ridge- Tarangire National Park

Web: https://www.lemalacamps.com/stay/mpingo-ridge-lodge/

Day 3: Tarangire National Park

Today you’ll explore the national park on a game drive. Tarangire is most famous for its vast elephant population, but the park is also home to all kinds of animals, from herds of zebra, impala and gazelle to big cats and rare species like oryx, gerenuk and wild dogs. Also keep an eye out for the park’s tree-climbing lions. Back at camp enjoy a dip in the infinity-edge swimming pool and safari sundowners around a blazing campfire.

Overnight at: Lemala Mpingo Ridge

Web: https://www.lemalacamps.com/stay/mpingo-ridge-lodge

Day 4: Tarangire National Park & Ngorongoro crater

Drive for 3-hours to Ngorongoro crater, where your lodge sits directly on the rim of the crater. From here you’ll descend 600 meters into the Ngorongoro Crater, an ancient volcanic amphitheatre that’s home to over 30,000 animals. Within the steep walls of this UNESCO World Heritage Site, there’s the opportunity of spotting big cats, spotted hyenas, giant-tusked elephants or even endangered black rhinos who thrive here. You’ll make the most of this unique location with a game drive including a lovely picnic lunch on the crater floor.

Overnight at: Lemala Ngorongoro

Web: https://www.lemalacamps.com/stay/ngorongoro-tented-camp/

Day 5: Ngorongoro crater & Serengeti National park

Take a scenic 3-hour drive to the world-renowned Serengeti National Park, arriving at your camp in the Seronera Valley in time for lunch. Serengeti is one of the most prominent national parks in Africa, filled with an abundance of varied wildlife with a particularly high concentration of big cats. The park also boasts some of the richest birdlife in the region with over 500 species including ostrich, hornbill, African fish eagle and the secretary bird. You’ll spend the afternoon on a game drive exploring the open plains of the Central Serengeti, before returning to camp for dinner.

Overnight at: Lemala ewanjan camp Serengeti National park

Web: https://www.lemalacamps.com/stay/ewanjan-tented-camp/

Day 6: Serengeti National Park

Today you’ll enjoy a full day game drive in the Serengeti, but first there’s the opportunity to take a thrilling hot-air balloon safari to gain a whole new perspective of the Serengeti. Wake early and watch as the balloon is prepared, then take flight and drift upwards as the sun rises. The bright pink-orange haze is visible for miles across the vast savannah, as wildlife roam below. After breakfast, head into the national park in search of the big cats, rhino, buffalo and giraffe that inhabit its vast open plains. You’ll enjoy a delicious picnic lunch while admiring the monumental panorama and seemingly endless horizon.

Overnight at: Lemala ewanjan camp Serengeti National park

Web: https://www.lemalacamps.com/stay/ewanjan-tented-camp/

7: Northern Serengeti or southern Serengeti National park

Depending on the timing of your visit, today you’ll either head north or south into the less accessible and quieter reaches of the Serengeti. Between June and October, your base will be Lemala Mara Camp in a sublime location in the heart of the best game viewing area of the Northern Serengeti. It’s very close to the Mara River, where wildebeest mass along the steep banks during their frantic crossing on their way to the Maasai Mara. Here you’ll enjoy remote wilderness and terrific game viewing with practically no crowds. Between December to March, you’ll stay at Lemala Ndutu Camp, right at the epicenter of the annual migration that sees over a million wildebeest journey across southern Serengeti. Ndutu is all about spotting wildebeest, zebra, lion and rhino on the grassy plains, as well as flamingo, ostrich and eagle owl on world-famous Lake Ndutu. This seasonal base is also a prime spot for the calving and rutting season, particularly in February.

Overnight at: Lemala Ndutu or Lemala Mara (depending on the season).

Web: https://www.lemalacamps.com/stay/mara-ndutu-tented-camp/

Day 8: Serengeti National Park

Today you’ll enjoy a full day game drive, exploring the remote corners of the region in the company of expert Maasai guides. Your exact location will be driven by the migration itself and the current movement of the wildlife. There’s also the option of joining rangers to track endangered black rhino and learn about their vital conservation here.

Overnight at: Lemala Ndutu or Lemala Mara (depending on the season).

Web: https://www.lemalacamps.com/stay/mara-ndutu-tented-camp/

Day 9: Serengeti National park & Departure

After breakfast, drive to either Ndutu or Kogatende Airstrip for a light aircraft flight back to Arusha, a day room is held at Four Points by Sheraton Arusha | The Arusha Hotel to allow you to relax and check out late in the day, A vehicle is on hand to transfer you to Kilimanjaro International airport for your departure flight back home.

…..End of Warrior Adventures Africa Service……

Price includes:

Full board accommodation while on safari
Transportation in a 4×4 safari vehicle land cruiser pop up roof-top
Flying doctors emergence rescue
https://www.flyingdoctorsafrica.org/
Professional, English-speaking driver guide
3 Meals a day according to the itinerary
Unlimited drinking water/ tea/ coffee while on Game Drives
Domestic flight from Serengeti National park to Arusha airport
Hotel accommodation in Arusha before safari half board
Dayroom at Four Points by Sheraton Arusha- the Arusha Hotel on day 9
Government taxes and levies
All mentioned activities
All national park fees

Price excludes:

Drinks from bar at the lodges/camps
Cost of entry visa and passport
All expenses of a personal nature such as, telephone calls, tips & gratuities, etc.
International and local airport departure taxes
International flight from/to Tanzania
Travel insurance
Laundry services
Tips for the guides
All optional activities which have not been shown above

01/06/2024

I never knew of a Morning in Africa when I woke up and was not happy.

12/05/2024

How fast can a cheetah run?

Cheetahs are the fastest animals in the world, reaching speeds of up to 120kph or 75mph. They are not only fast but also have amazing acceleration. Researchers found they can increase their speed by 10kph in a single stride. Like a mammalian racing car, the cheetah has stretched the standard feline body plan to the limit, and they are incredibly light on their feet. Adult males weigh 41-45kg on average, and females just 36-37kg.

17/04/2024

I never knew of a morning in Africa when I woke up that I was not happy.