
Our story is born from one family’s deep love for the Tanzanian wilderness — its ancient landscapes, far-roaming herds and plentiful prides, and the communities that call it home.
What began in 1995 as a personal commitment to protect Tanzania’s wildlife has, over 30 years, evolved into a mission to share its beauty with explorers, adventurers, and conservationists.
Today, as East African safari planning specialists and the premier booking partner of Auberge Safari properties, we have the privilege of curating extraordinary journeys across the northern Tanzanian safari circuit’s most sought-after wildlife areas — and East Africa beyond.
Every safari we craft — every game drive in the wilderness, every campfire story, and every toast at sunset — is guided by a dual purpose: to provide unforgettable encounters with iconic wildlife while actively protecting the landscapes that make these bucket-list moments possible.

By sharing the magic of Tanzania’s wildlife and wild spaces with you, we help to protect them.
Every journey we create supports our conservation partners’ ongoing efforts to safeguard wildlife and to drive crucial economic empowerment and education initiatives in nearby communities.

With a 30-year legacy of protecting Tanzania's natural heritage, the Friedkin Conservation Fund (FCF) is now a key force in conservation and community empowerment in the country. FCF’s efforts center on safeguarding the Greater Mwiba Protected Wildlife Area, a vast expanse of wilderness to the south of the Serengeti National Park that encompasses approximately 8% of the Greater Serengeti and Ngorongoro Crater ecosystems. More than just an extension of these iconic ecosystems, Greater Mwiba is integral to the Great Migration’s journey — the region’s short-grass plains forming part of the herds’ ancient calving grounds.
FCF operates through three core pillars: wildlife protection, habitat management, and community empowerment in order to create sustainable livelihoods that, in turn, support conservation goals.

The Chem Chem Association’s (CCA) mission is rooted in protecting the Kwakuchinja Wildlife Corridor, a vital lifeline connecting the ecosystems of Tarangire and Lake Manyara national parks. Declared abandoned by the Tanzanian government in 2009, this critical migratory pathway has been transformed into a thriving ecosystem through CCA’s sustained conservation efforts.
CCA’s conservation efforts center around wildlife protection and biodiversity management, alongside community empowerment. By directly linking wildlife protection to better livelihoods, CCA has highlighted the impact that can be achieved when conservation and community development work hand in hand.
