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+255 754 689 355 | +255 784 689 355 | +255 769 643 132 info@ribrissafaris.co.tz English EN French FR German DE Spanish ES
WHO WE ARE?
Welcome to Ribris Safaris

Your gateway to exploring the breathtaking beauty of Tanzania and the heart of Africa! Based in the vibrant city of Arusha, we are a dedicated tourism company with a passion for showcasing the unique and natural attractions of Tanzania to the world.  We pride ourselves on having a team of highly experienced and knowledgeable tour guides who are passionate about sharing the rich cultural and natural heritage of Tanzania. 

Our Mission

At Ribris Safaris, our mission is to offer travelers a transformative journey through Tanzania’s rich landscapes, cultures, and wildlife. We are committed to providing exceptional, authentic experiences with a focus on sustainable tourism.

Our Vision

Our vision is to become the leading provider of adventurous and immersive travel experiences in Tanzania, known for our dedication to conservation, community development, and cultural preservation.

Discover new horizons, create unforgettable memories, and experience the world with our exceptional travel opportunities. Our diverse range of destinations, expertly curated itineraries, and budget-friendly options ensure you can live your best life through travel. Explore, connect, and make every journey a remarkable chapter in your life story. Book now and let the adventure begin!

2 Days Tanzania Group Joining & Camping Safari

After breakfast, then introduction from our stuffs you will be picked up from your hotel/Airport in Dar es Salaam drive to Selous game reserve which is almost (218.6 km) approximates...
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3 Days Tanzania Group & Camping Safari

Embark on your Tanzanian safari as we head to Lake Manyara National Park. Famous for its lush landscapes and abundant wildlife, Manyara is a true gem. Be mesmerized by the...
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4 Days Tanzania Camping

Our day starts early with a briefing, followed by breakfast and an hour drive from Moshi to Umbwe Village (1,490 m/4,890 ft) where your guides and porters pack your equipment...
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6 Days marangu route

Depart Arusha/Moshi around 0800hrs to Marangu Gate for the Mountain Climb Registration. Begin your Kilimanjaro trek by walking along
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6 Days Tanzania Group & Camping Safari

Join our 6-day group camping tour, exploring North Circuit’s famous parks. Serengeti: largest, wildebeest migration, 250,000 zebras. Ngorongoro Crater
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9 DAYS SAFARI VACATION TANZANIA

Discover some of Africa’s most glorious wildlife parks on this 9 days Tanzania Safari.
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8 DAYS TANZANIA HOLIDAY

These 8 days Tanzania Safari is our bestseller! If you want to see the three most beautiful parks in northern Tanzania,
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6 Days Tanzania Safari

6 Days Tanzania Safari is one of the most excellent gate way to discover Tanzania. 6 Days Tanzania Safari is offered all year round, and takes you to the northern...
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 5 DAYS CAMPING SAFARI TARANGIRE, SERENGETI, NGORONGORO CRATERCRATER

After breakfast, your driver/guide, will be ready at your hotel to pick you head into the Tarangire National Park for a game drive. The park has great landscapes including plain...
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Couple Safari Adventures with Ribris Safaris

Experience Love in the Heart of Africa

Escape to the wild beauty of Tanzania with Ribris Safaris, where romance meets adventure. Whether you’re celebrating a honeymoon, anniversary, or simply a getaway for two, our couple safari packages promise an unforgettable journey.

Why Choose Ribris Safaris?

  • Personalized service tailored to your preferences.
  • Expert guides with extensive knowledge of Tanzania’s wildlife and culture.
  • Seamless planning from start to finish.

Serengeti National Park

Amazing Place On Our Planet

7 Days londorossi route

Londorosi/Shira is nearly identical to the Lemosho route. In fact, this was the original route and Lemosho is the improved variation.
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7-Days Rongai route

picked up from the airport but depends what time are you landing, if it’s night you should take a rest at the hotel,for dinner and...
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7 Days Umbwe route

At Kilimanjaro International Airport, you will be greeted by our transfer driver and taken to the lodge or camping close to Moshi.
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5 Days Tanzania Group & Camping Safari

Join our 5-day group camping safari, exploring Tanzania’s North Circuit. Witness the epic Serengeti migration, marvel at Ngorongoro Crater’s wildlife
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8-Days Lemosho route

The Lemosho Route commences on the western side of Kilimanjaro, providing breathtaking views of Mt Meru
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7-Days machame route

The Machame Route provides a one-of-a-kind experience to test your physical and mental fortitude, as well as your fitness finesse,
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3-Days mount meru climb

picked up from the airport but depends what time are you landing, if it’s night you should take a rest at the hotel,for dinner
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Discover the Wild and Relax in Paradise

Embark on an unforgettable journey that combines the thrill of Tanzania’s legendary wildlife safaris with the serene beauty of Zanzibar’s pristine beaches.

Zanzibar Beach Highlights:

  • Relax on powdery white-sand beaches surrounded by crystal-clear turquoise waters.
  • Dive into world-class snorkeling and diving spots to explore vibrant coral reefs.
  • Immerse yourself in the history and culture of Stone Town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Visitors arriving in Tanzania can obtain a visa upon arrival at major entry points, including international airports such as Kilimanjaro International Airport (JRO) near Arusha, Julius Nyerere International Airport in Dar es Salaam, Kilimanjaro International Airport, and Abeid Amani Karume International Airport in Zanzibar. It’s essential to check the latest visa requirements and fees with the Tanzanian government or your nearest Tanzanian embassy or consulate before your trip to ensure a smooth entry process. Tanzania Immigration Department
It is advisable that you bring USD (United States Dollars) and, upon arrival, withdraw some Tanzanian Shillings. ATMs are available at JRO Airport and in Arusha city. Although most locations you visit will accept USD, it’s a good idea to have local currency with you.
It is necessary for you to have vaccines before your trip. About three months before to departure, every traveler should see their own physician or a travel health clinic. Before visiting Tanzania, find out from your doctor which immunizations are advised by your government. The yellow fever It is required to have a vaccination at least ten days prior to travel to Tanzania. Tetanus, Polio, and Malaria (prophylaxis) vaccinations are the other recommended immunizations.
When visiting Tanzania, you should plan to fly into Julius Nyerere International Airport (DAR) in Dar es Salaam if you’re heading to the eastern or southern parts of Tanzania. If your destination is in the northern regions, like Kilimanjaro or Serengeti, Kilimanjaro International Airport (JRO) is a better choice. For those heading to Zanzibar, Abeid Amani Karume International Airport (ZNZ) is the most convenient option. Our team can provide additional travel guidance and support when you book with us.
When you book your spot, a 20% deposit is required to be paid. The methods listed below can be used to pay the outstanding amount: Money in USD prior to the commencement of the tour. Prior to the trip beginning, pay with a credit or debit card, plus a 5% processing fee. ( Relevant to Tanzania as a whole) At least four weeks in advance, pay by bank transfer.
For a Kilimanjaro climb, essential gear includes: Sturdy, comfortable hiking boots Warm, moisture-wicking clothing (layered) Waterproof and windproof jacket and pants Sleeping bag suitable for sub-zero temperatures Hiking poles Headlamp and extra batteries Hat, gloves, and sunglasses Personal toiletries First-aid kit For a Tanzania safari, in addition to your regular clothing, consider: Neutral-colored, lightweight clothing Sunscreen and insect repellent Binoculars for wildlife viewing Camera and extra batteries Hat and sunglasses Reusable water bottle Comfortable walking shoes Our detailed packing list will guide you further when you book your adventure with us.
When visiting Tanzania, you should plan to fly into Julius Nyerere International Airport (DAR) in Dar es Salaam if you’re heading to the eastern or southern parts of Tanzania. If your destination is in the northern regions, like Kilimanjaro or Serengeti, Kilimanjaro International Airport (JRO) is a better choice. For those heading to Zanzibar, Abeid Amani Karume International Airport (ZNZ) is the most convenient option. Our team can provide additional travel guidance and support when you book with us.

The ideal time to visit Tanzania depends on your interests and the experiences you seek: Best for Wildlife Safaris: The dry season from June to October is prime for wildlife viewing, with animals gathering around water sources. The Great Migration in the Serengeti is a major attraction. For Climbing Kilimanjaro: January to March and June to October are popular, as weather conditions are favorable for trekking. Lower Budgets and Fewer Crowds: The short rainy season from November to December can offer lower prices and fewer tourists, but some areas may be muddy. Beach Vacations: The coastal areas, including Zanzibar, are lovely year-round, but consider avoiding the long rains from March to May. Ultimately, the best time to visit Tanzania depends on your preferences, whether it’s wildlife, trekking, or enjoying the beaches. Each season offers a unique experience in this diverse country.
Yes, Tanzania is generally a safe and welcoming destination for travelers. The country’s natural beauty, wildlife, and vibrant culture make it a popular choice for tourists. However, like any travel destination, it’s essential to take precautions. Here are some tips: Health Precautions: Consult a healthcare professional for necessary vaccinations and take malaria precautions. Safeguard Valuables: Keep your belongings secure, be aware of your surroundings, and use hotel safes when available. Local Customs: Respect local customs and traditions, and dress modestly in more conservative areas. Wildlife Safaris: Follow your guide’s instructions during wildlife safaris to ensure safety. Travel Advisories: Stay updated on travel advisories from your government. Tanzanians are known for their hospitality, and with sensible precautions, your trip to Tanzania should be enjoyable and safe.
Tanzania offers a range of travel options to accommodate different budgets. The cost of your trip can vary depending on factors like the type of accommodation, activities, and duration of your stay. Safari and Kilimanjaro Treks: These experiences can be relatively expensive due to park fees, guide services, and equipment. However, they provide unique and unforgettable adventures. Accommodation Options: Accommodation options in Tanzania range from budget-friendly hostels to luxury lodges and resorts. You can choose based on your budget and preferences. Local Food and Dishes: Local street food and smaller restaurants can be very affordable, while dining in upscale restaurants may be pricier. Transport: Using public transportation is cost-effective, but private transportation and flights between destinations can be more expensive. Overall, Tanzania can be both affordable and luxurious, depending on your choices. Planning and budgeting in advance can help you make the most of your Tanzanian adventure within your budget.
Tanzania’s weather varies depending on the region and time of year. In general: Dry Season (June-October): This is the best time for safaris. Days are warm and sunny, with cooler nights. Wildlife is easier to spot, and it’s an excellent time to climb Kilimanjaro. Short Rainy Season (November-December): Showers are brief and sporadic, with lush landscapes and fewer tourists. Long Rainy Season (March-May): This period experiences heavier rains, resulting in lush greenery. Hot Season (January-February): The weather is hot and dry, making it an ideal time for a beach vacation in Zanzibar. Remember that weather can be unpredictable, so it’s advisable to check the specific conditions for your travel dates and destinations within Tanzania.
Yes, it’s a good idea to bring a basic first-aid kit on your Tanzania Safari. While our team is well-prepared and trained in handling medical emergencies, having your own kit can provide added peace of mind. We recommend including items like adhesive bandages, antiseptic wipes, pain relievers, blister treatment, insect repellent, and any personal medications. Your safety and well-being are our priority, and a first-aid kit can be a helpful addition to ensure a comfortable and worry-free safari experience.
Tipping is a customary practice to show appreciation for the hard work of the support team during your Tanzania safari. While the exact amounts may vary, a general guideline is as follows: Safari guide: Approximately $20-$30 per day per group. Cook (if applicable): Around $10-$20 per day per group. Porters (if applicable): Roughly $5-$10 per day per porter. Please note that these are suggested amounts, and tipping is voluntary. It’s a way to acknowledge the excellent service you’ve received. Feel free to adjust based on your satisfaction and budget. Our team can offer more specific recommendations during your safari.
For climbing Kilimanjaro, the following crews can accommodate one person: 1 Guide 1 Chef Cook 1 Waiter 1 Toilet Porter 4 Supporting Porters

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