We are locally owned and based in Tanzania. We also operate our own fleet of vehicles and employ our own drivers and guides which makes our prices competitive as it eliminates commission to third parties. We have been voted consistently as a top safari operator after years of providing consistent reliable service to our guests.
Africa’s immense landscapes, rich cultures, and deep histories serve as a mirror to our own inner expansiveness. As we explore its vastness—whether physical, spiritual, or cultural—we uncover new depths within ourselves, fostering a greater sense of identity, connection, and possibility.
Fly-in from Zanzibar to Tarangire and Ngorongoro
Serengeti and Ngorongoro Join Tour
4-Day Magical Migration Tour
Best of the Northern Circuit Experience
Experience the Untamed Beauty
Tanzania Fantastic Safari
Embark on a seamless adventure with our knowledgeable and professional guides, ensuring an enriching travel experience.
As a local company, we offer an authentic perspective, unlocking hidden gems and cultural insights for a truly immersive journey.
Travel in comfort and style with our dedicated vehicles, providing flexibility and convenience throughout your exploration.
Benefit from our extensive expertise and years of experience, ensuring a well-planned and smoothly executed travel itinerary.
Your journey, your way. Experience the freedom to customize your adventure, ensuring it aligns perfectly with your preferences and desires.
Explore diverse landscapes and cultures with our extensive range of destinations, offering a rich tapestry of experiences tailored to your travel aspirations
The greatest journey is not the miles we travel, but the moments we capture along the way.
IGF Expeditions is more than just a tour company—it’s an invitation to explore the extraordinary. Whether you seek thrilling adventures, breathtaking landscapes, or deep cultural connections.
Guiding with Passion Since 2006" reflects a commitment to excellence, leadership, and dedication in a particular field since the year 2006.
The highest safety standards refer to rigorous regulations, protocols, and best practices designed to minimize risks and ensure maximum protection.
We minimize environmental impact while promoting sustainable travel.
Budget Kilimanjaro Trekking Lemosho Route
Kilimanjaro Mountain Trekking - Marangu Route
Budget Kilimanjaro Machame Route
All towns and cities have their share of petty crime and sensible precautions need to be taken. Wearing expensive looking jewellery/watches and carrying cameras, will draw unnecessary attention. You may find a simple money belt is more discrete than a bag. Always be aware of your surroundings and when approached by people you do not know, use your common sense. At night in towns it’s best to use a taxi, rather than walking around the streets. Single women in particular need to be careful & we suggest that it is safer to be in a group.
The African sun can be brutal so be sure to bring a good pair of sunglasses so you can protect your eyes. You’ll also need a hat that shades your face and covers your ears and neck so you have maximum sun protection. Of course, take plenty of high-protection sun cream and lip salve.
As you want to be careful not to over pack, you need to think carefully about what shoes to take. As long as you are not going on a safari that requires a lot of walking, you will be fine with some light hiking boots and some sports sandals (sandals are also great for walking around the camp at night). You may also like to take flip flops for the showers.
Pack for hot days and cool nights. Tanzania can be hot and dusty by day but it is often cool and crisp by night. Layers are ideal for safari days. Pack clothing that is able to keep you cool but protect you from the sun and biting insects. Choose mid-tone colours and avoid white or bright colours that may distract the animals and dark colours like black and blue as these can attract tsetse flies. The best colours are the safari classics: olive, green and khaki. For evenings at lodges you can stay in your casual gear as even the luxury lodges do not expect smart wear out in the bush. Check the temperature before you travel to make sure you have clothing that is warm enough for the season. It is always a good idea to bring a waterproof coat, whatever the season.
Choose a duffel bag or soft-sided bag. Ideally, the fabric should be hardy and waterproof and the bag should be lockable. Put anything that is of any value in a separate day pack such as a backpack. Anything of real sentimental or monetary value should ideally be left at home.