Northland Tanzania Safaris

  Spent a week with George visiting Tarangiri, Serengety and Ngorongoro in the end of November, 2020. It was an amazing experience. George organized everything very well:
- meeting us at... read more Kenia border
- all accommodations and activities
- game drive in different locations

During the whole week Geroge helped us to solve issues we had and tried to make our experience as enjoyable as possible.

Game drive part was packed with emotions: we saw the Big 5 and had many other interestings spots. George's eyes are designed to notice almost invisible things around.

The car for safari was in a very good shape, almost new. Sometimes we spent hours on the road and George turned out to be an interesting companion, he has interesting stories to tell.

Overall I rate the experience as 10/10 and would definitely recommend George and his company if you want unforgettable experience with African nature.

  We've been blessed to take a number of Safari's in various African countries and all have been very good, but if you ask my family who they would like to... read more tour with again, I have not doubt that the unanimous answer would be "George" with Northland Tanzania Safaris. We spent several days round tripping from Arusha with George and toured the Serengeti from Lake Manyara to the border of Kenya including the NGorogoro crater which, if I had only one day to Safari, would be my pick. I've never been any place else where you could sit in one location and see so many things going on. If George Munge is professional, he is even more personable. The trip was as comfortable as you can get when seeking out wildlife on the Serengeti and George's knowledge made every encounter a growing experience. If you are lucky enough to be present for the crossing of the Mara river during the great migration, there is some waiting involved (the wildebeest are apparently not employees of Northland Tanzania Migration) but the waiting for us passed quickly with George's running narration of the simple thoughts of wildebeest deciding when to cross. He had the family in stitches. George's personal familiarity with Massai life and culture were also a boost to the trip George is unique also in that he also is working to conserve Tanzania's wildlife as well as invest in the people of Tanzania. With the outbreak of COVID-19 George worked to supply hand washing stations in the remote villages of Tanzania. . The camps we stayed at were very nice and close to the action. One night in the northern Serengeti, the wildebeest passed through our camp at night before settling down nearby. If you've safaried before, you know that when guides meet on the trail they stop to share information. Although I don't speak Swahili it was clear that George's advice was respected and sought out by many of the guides, not only in the location of wildlife, but for operational issue like getting Land Cruisers free from stuck sand. We heartily recommend George Munge and Northland Tanzania Safaris. George is an excellent "mwalimu" and the service from Northland Tanzania Safaris is "nzuri sana." (Please note that my trip with George was before April of 2020 which is the earliest date permitted on the form. I marked it July of 2020 since July is the month we travelled.)