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Award-winning custom safari & Kilimanjaro trekking company based in Tanzania.

03/06/2026

Some safari/Lion King humor for everyone on this fine Tuesday~ 😂

03/06/2026

The Great Migration is always bringing the drama!🐊
Whether it's the ever lurking crocs or wildebeests throwing themselves down steep slopes, there is never a lack of action at the river.

And it's only Tuesday!

Seeing the Great Migation up close and personal (from the safety of our world class trucks, of couse) is THE #1 requested Safari activity for our guests. Because if you're coming to Tanzania, the single most famous wildlife spectacle on earth is a MUST see.

Come for the animals, stay for the drama... either way you'll never anything like this anywhere else in the world.

Is the Migration on your travel bucketlist? Pamoja puts you right in the middle of it!

01/06/2026

We hate to humble brag but we think they like us... they really like us! 🥹🥹🥹

It's one thing for a travel company to say they are the BEST travel company.

It's another thing for their guests to say it.🥰

When you're grabbing ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ reviews on all your safari trips, you know you're doing something right.

And if we're honest, the animals, the landscape, the culture experiences, Tanzania herself... they're all doing the heavy lifting. We're just honored to able to take you all along for the ride!

So if you're the kind of person who needs first hand experience before you decide if you like something, we have a seat waiting for you in the truck with Josh, our very own version of David Attenborough!🚍🧭

For pics of Josh 😉 www.pamojasafaris.com

29/05/2026

We are aware of recent news regarding Ebola in parts of East Africa (Uganda and DRC), and want to share that Tanzania has reported zero confirmed cases.

The government moved quickly to implement health screenings and precautionary measures at points of entry. Rest assured, all safaris and related activities we offer are going ahead, safely, as planned.

Your safety and comfort is our primary concern, and our team is on the ground to support you as always with any questions you may have.

We encourage you to informed of official travel advisories for your country.

But know that Tanaznia is open, safe and ready to welcome you!

26/05/2026

There’s no single “best” season for a Tanzania safari. It truly depends on the experience you want most. Tanzania is one of those rare destinations where every season offers something different!

But if 2026 is YOUR safari year, the dry season and the secret season are on the menu!

🪾Dry Season: June - October
👍Pros
Excellent wildlife visibility
Cooler temperatures (especially mornings/evenings)
Great for the Great Migration river crossings in the northern Serengeti (roughly July–September)
Lower mosquito levels

👎Cons
Most popular and expensive season
Parks can feel busier in some areas
Landscapes are less lush and green

🤫Secret Season
👍Pros
Fewer crowds and safari vehicles
Greener, more beautiful landscapes
Better rates and lodge availability
More intimate, relaxed safari experience

👍Cons
Some rain is possible
Wildlife can be harder to spot in thicker vegetation
Weather can be less predictable than peak dry season

Whichever season you choose, we are here for it to make your safari adventure as epic as possible! Spots are filling up fast so DM us here or drop an email at [email protected] to get started.📨

26/05/2026

Did you know there are SIX wild cats in Tanzania?

And when you come here, you’ll quickly realize safari turns you into a cat person whether you expected it or not!😻

Obviously you’ll want to see the big three... lions, leopards, and cheetahs.

⭐The celebrities⭐

A lion can sleep in the middle of the road and still somehow look majestic.👑Leopards drape over trees pretending you can’t see them, and cheetahs scan the plains like little speed demons.

But then your guide starts telling you about servals, caracals, and African wildcats, and suddenly spotting one feels like finding something you'll never get to see.

Because the smaller cats are HARD to find and the ones almost nobody talks about.

A serval can be stand ten feet away in the grass and completely disappear!

Truth is the excitement isn’t just seeing animals. It’s learning HOW to see them (and not just the cats, all animals!)

You start noticing shapes in the grass. Shadows in trees. Ears flicking in the distance.

The whole vehicle gets quiet. Everyone starts searching. And the second someone whispers “there’s a cat,” every single head snaps in the same direction.

And once you experience that out here, you don’t really look at the world the same way again.

23/05/2026

Even mamas in the Serengeti get impatient! Or is it overprotective??

This lion cub hasn't quite grown into its legs, and had a hard time keeping up with the long strides of mom.

And she was trying to find a safe spot for the evening, off the road and into the bush. That would make any mother a little nervous!

So this mama took matters into her own hands (or mouth) as they do and carried that tired baby the rest of the way!

It was so cool to watch how it all went down!📸📹 Our guides always know where to be.

Lionesses are fiercely protective of their young but also have the important task of teaching them all the skills they need to survive in the wild.

That day's lesson? No lallygagging when we've got some place to go!

But at Pamoja Safaris, we have a No Rush policy... so even if that lioness was on a mission to be somewhere quick, ours was simply to watch and be in the moment.

No hurrying off to the next spot.
No cramming in sites with no room to enjoy.
And definitely no riding off to the next viewing spot when there is family drama with a mama and her babies to be had!

Our biggest flex is creating the itinerary you want so you can see what you want at the pace you want!

That's our Pamoja Promise.🤝

Follow for more awesome animal content and if you want to see it in person, let's chat!

DM us here or send an 📧 at [email protected]
Our website has all our top itineraries to review. www.pamojasafaris.com 🌐

23/05/2026

Nobody asks about the birds before safari.
Nobody.

People are worried about lions, leopards, migration crossings, whether they need khaki outfits like they’re auditioning for National Geographic…

Meanwhile about 3 days into Tanzania they’re suddenly yelling:
“WAIT WHAT IS THAT BLUE ONE??”

And just like that… voila, bird people! 🪄😂

The wild part is Tanzania is genuinely one of the BEST birding destinations in Africa with over 1,100 recorded bird species.

So yes, your local Saturday morning birding group back home may still be celebrating spotting one interesting warbler…

…and meanwhile you’re casually checking off:
lilac-breasted rollers,
grey crowned cranes,
secretary birds,
kori bustards,
and superb starlings before breakfast.

Also birds in Tanzania are RUDELY beautiful. Like somebody gave tropical colors to completely unnecessary species just for fun.

So before anyone panics, you do NOT need to be an experienced birder for safari birding.

Honestly? Most people become bird people accidentally.

At Pamoja, our guides are incredible at spotting and identifying birds even for total beginners, which makes a huge difference because otherwise you’re just out there saying: “look… a small brown bird?” 😂

If you WANT a better birding experience though, bring:
binoculars,
a decent zoom lens if you have one,
neutral-colored clothing,
and enough phone storage because apparently everyone becomes emotionally attached to lilac-breasted rollers specifically.

It happens every time. Yer welcome. 🐦🦜🐦‍⬛

07/05/2026

Time to write your own quote for Tanzania...

Some places get described. Tanzania gets remembered.

People have tried to put it into words for decades - presidents, writers, filmmakers, travelers. But the funny thing about Tanzania is that no quote fully captures it.

Not the scale. Not the feeling of seeing wildlife move across an endless horizon. Not the way the light hits the plains at sunset. Not the stillness. Not the awe.

Eventually you stop trying to explain it… and just experience it.

Then one day, without realizing it, you find yourself becoming one of the people trying to describe Tanzania to someone else.

So… what will your quote be?

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Mianzini Street Diplomat House, First Floor Room Nº104
Arusha
8289

Website

https://www.pamojasafaris.com/

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