Afronyika Travel · Tanzania · From Ireland
A locally owned Tanzanian travel company designing journeys that combine Kilimanjaro’s rainforest trails with the Serengeti’s open horizons — crafted for travelers from Ireland.
The Safari Continues
Descend from Kilimanjaro’s foothills and the landscape transforms — acacia savanna, dry riverbeds, and the scent of dust and wild grass. Northern Tanzania is home to three of Africa’s most extraordinary wildlife reserves, and we know every one of them intimately.
Legendary for its ancient baobab trees and one of Africa’s highest concentrations of elephants. A quieter, more personal safari experience.
The world’s largest intact volcanic caldera — a natural amphitheatre teeming with lion, leopard, rhino, and flamingo-lined soda lakes.
The great migration. Endless golden grassland. Over 3 million animals moving across one of the planet’s most iconic landscapes.
A Smarter Way to Travel
Our Kilimanjaro foothills experience is designed for walkers, not climbers. You'll encounter the mountain authentically without the physical demands of a full ascent.
Booking directly with a local Tanzanian company — rather than through European operators — means significantly better value without any compromise on quality or safety.
Flexible durations designed around a working professional's holiday allowance. Our signature combined trip runs 10–11 days — enough time to do the mountain, the crater, and the migration properly.
Ireland to Tanzania is a single flight via a hub. Combining Kilimanjaro and safari in one trip is not only possible — it's the way most of our Irish guests choose to travel.
Our Team
As a locally owned Tanzanian travel company, we know these destinations the way most guides never will. We’ve grown up near this mountain. We’ve spent years in these parks. We don’t sell generic package holidays.
We design personalised Tanzania journeys for Irish travelers — built around your interests, travel dates, and budget. From your first WhatsApp message to your return flight home, our team is available every step of the way.
Born and raised in Tanzania, Mrisho has spent over a decade guiding travelers from Ireland through Kilimanjaro's forests and the Serengeti's open plains. He understands exactly what Irish travelers are looking for — honest advice, flexible planning, and a journey that genuinely delivers. From your first question to your final game drive, Mrisho is your point of contact.
Where You’ll Go
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Common Questions
Not at all. Our foothills and Mandara Hut experience is a guided forest walk — suitable for anyone with reasonable fitness who enjoys hiking. You don’t need technical skills, specialist gear, or altitude acclimatisation. Most of our Irish guests have no prior mountain experience.
Yes. Tanzania is one of Africa’s most politically stable and tourist-friendly countries. The tourist areas — Kilimanjaro, Arusha, and the Northern Circuit safari parks — are very well established. Our team is with you throughout the journey, and Irish citizens are well-regarded by locals.
Tanzania can be visited year-round. The dry season (June–October) offers excellent safari game viewing and comfortable trekking. The short dry season (January–March) is also popular and less crowded. We can advise on the best dates based on what you most want to see.
Our trips typically range from €2,000–€5,500 per person depending on duration, accommodation level, and inclusions. As a locally owned operator, we offer significantly better value than booking through European travel agents. Our free guide includes a full cost breakdown.
Absolutely — this is actually our most popular option for Irish travelers. Both experiences depart from Arusha, so combining them is seamless. A 7–10 day trip gives you time to do both properly.
Yes. Irish citizens need a visa to enter Tanzania. The good news: you can apply for an e-visa online in advance (straightforward process, processed in 2–3 days) or get a visa on arrival at Kilimanjaro International Airport. Our planning guide walks you through the exact steps.
Start today with a free planning guide and personalised itinerary advice from our local team in Tanzania.
