Why choose us?

    Why choose us?












We love what we do and it shows! We are a team of passionate guides that enjoy people and sharing our love of Tanzania. So, here’s a little list that shows why you should choose us.

    
Tanzania Owned & Operated
We are extremely proud to be a Tanzania owned and operated family business.
  
Great value for money
When choosing a Bateleur Safaris & Tours you can be assured that you are getting great value for money. Our long standing relationships with destinations like hotel, camps, restaurants, lodges operators will enable us to get the best deals to do with your tour. 

Unique Itineraries
They have been thoroughly researched by us to ensure your tour runs smoothly and they are updated regularly to include new accommodation, attractions and travel ideas and to reflect our customer feedback

We have the best Tour Guides and Drivers
Our guide and driver are professional, qualified, passionate, fun and most importantly have vast knowledge on all things Tanzania. They will provide you with a real sense of what Tanzania is all about and take you to all the best kept secrets.

We have over many years of experience
Bateleur Safaris & Tours have many years’ experience of services on different destinations in Tanzania, join us and experience more about our peaceful land Tanzania

One of Our customer review

"I have been on trips with different companies and this is the first time that Bateleur Safaris & Tours has managed to accommodate every individual's level of interest and ability without  any compromising 

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