If you're ready to treat yourself, there's nothing quite like experiencing the awe-inspiring Serengeti Plains from the majestic vantage point of a hot air balloon. Marvel at the incredible wildlife from above and embark on a thrilling African adventure. To top it off, indulge in a delightful champagne and breakfast feast, setting the perfect tone for an amazing day ahead!
Cultures Tours
Cultural tours have become quite a hit in Tanzania! They are often added on to spice up the already fantastic safari tours. The Tanzania Tourist Board and the Netherlands Development Organization have done an amazing job in creating cultural tour sites all across mainland Tanzania. It all started with a few villages around Arusha and has now expanded to various other areas. These villages have always been here, but now they are open to visitors who can experience the real lifestyle of over 120 tribes in rural Tanzania. It's an incredible opportunity to truly immerse yourself in the local culture!
Here are some of the awesome cultural centers you can visit and add to your itinerary:

- Mto wa Mbu: This incredible multicultural village-turned-town is located near Lake Manyara National Park. You won't want to miss immersing yourself in the rich cultural experiences it has to offer.

- Maasai Boma and Villages in Ngorongoro Conservation Area: Get ready to be captivated by the Maasai culture as you explore their traditional Boma and the surrounding villages within the Ngorongoro Conservation Area.

- Lake Eyasi: This stunning place is not just a beautiful body of water, but also the home of the fascinating Hadzabe and Datoga tribes. Prepare yourself for an unforgettable cultural encounter.

- Arusha – Ng’ireshi village: Just a short 7km from Arusha town, this charming village belongs to the Waarusha tribe, who are closely related to the Maasai. It's the perfect opportunity to learn more about their customs and traditions.

- Arusha – Mulala village: Located 30km from Arusha town, this village welcomes you with open arms and is inhabited by the friendly Waarusha and Wameru tribes.