Simple — just send us a message or click Plan Your Journey on our website.
We’ll listen, design, refine, and deliver — your dream safari, hand-shaped to perfection.
Absolutely — Orok specializes in multi-experience itineraries. You can climb Mount Kilimanjaro, journey through the Serengeti and Ngorongoro, then unwind on the white sands of Zanzibar — all seamlessly woven into one journey.
Yes — culture is at the heart of what we do. From walking with the Hadzabe hunter-gatherers to spending a morning in a Maasai boma, or visiting local farms and coffee cooperatives — every encounter is respectful, genuine, and deeply enriching.
Yes — Tanzania is one of Africa’s most welcoming and stable countries. Our guides and drivers are trained professionals, and every itinerary is crafted with safety, comfort, and peace of mind in mind.
From your arrival to your farewell, you’re part of the Orok family.
We partner with Tanzania’s finest lodges, boutique camps, and eco-retreats — from luxury lodges overlooking Ngorongoro Crater to star tents under the Serengeti skies.
Whether you prefer five-star comfort or rustic charm with elegance, each stay is chosen for warmth, comfort, and character.
Absolutely — it’s what we’re known for.
Every Orok safari is tailor-made to fit your pace, interests, and dreams — whether a family adventure, a honeymoon under African skies, or a solo retreat into the wild. Your journey, your story, your rhythm
The Great Migration is nature’s grandest theatre — over a million wildebeest, zebras, and gazelles moving across the Serengeti-Mara ecosystem in eternal rhythm.
Dec–Mar: Calving season in southern Serengeti
Apr–Jun: Western corridor & Grumeti River
Jul–Oct: Northern Serengeti & Mara crossings
Nov: Return to the south
Orok’s expert team ensures you’re in the right place, right time, guided by the pulse of the plains.
Tanzania is a year-round wonder — but each season tells a different story.
From December to March, the southern Serengeti sings with the calving season of the Great Migration — newborns, predators, and endless plains.
From June to October, the migration surges north through Grumeti and Kogatende, with dramatic river crossings and golden light.
For Zanzibar, dry months between June and February bring soft breezes, clear seas, and the pure rhythm of island life
We don’t sell safaris — we design dreams.
At Orok Travels, every journey is handcrafted with care, rooted in authenticity, culture, and quiet luxury. We travel pole pole — slow, meaningful, and connected — with expert local guides who share not just their knowledge, but their hearts.
There is no minimum or maximum age limit on safaris, and we are happy to organise itineraries suitable for family safaris. Parents should be aware that most campsites, and some lodges, are unfenced, and the responsibility of each child lies with you at all times.
We offer a variety of accommodation for travellers, from basic camping in portable tents to lodges and luxury tented camps. To find out more about what packages are available, please visit our Accommodation Options page.
You will be driven around in a well-maintained and comfortable 4X4 Toyota Landcruiser with a pop-up roof for game-viewing. Window seats are also guaranteed for each passenger.
All meals while on your safari expedition are included in your package price (with the exception of breakfast on your first day, and dinner on the last day). On a camping safari you will have a Nyange Adventures cook will prepare home-cooked food at the campsite. While on a lodge safari you will dine at the respective accommodations for breakfast and dinner.
During your game drives, picnic lunch boxes and mineral water will also be provided, but alcohol and snacks are not included in the price. Also, please let us know if you have any special dietary requirements or food allergies and we will do our best to cater for them.
As space in the vehicle is limited, we generally advise you to bring a maximum of 15kg luggage in a soft bag or rucksack. In addition to this, you can also bring one small bag for personal belongings like cash, cameras, phones, travel documents etc…
Please refrain from bringing bulky suitcases as this can cause problems when storing luggage. Any luggage you do not require on safari can be stored safely at your hotel or at the Nyange Adventures Office.
If you are being picked-up or dropped-off at the airport before or after your safari, please speak to us directly about what we can do with your luggage during your safari.
It’s advisable to bring some cash with you for extras like souvenirs, snacks, drinks and tips. If you are planning to use USD, please ensure notes have been issued on/after 2006 as earlier dated notes will not be accepted in Tanzania.
Tipping is a customary practice within the tourism industry in Tanzania. While we pay fair and ethical salaries, our staff also rely on tips as part of their income. Generally we advise to tip $20 USD per day for the guide, and $15 USD for the cook (if you are on a camping safari). This can be divided by everyone in the group and should be given to your guide/cook at the end of the safari.
Foreign nationals require a tourist visa to enter Tanzania. For this you must have at least six months validity remaining on your passport. This can usually be purchase easily at the airport upon arrival at a cost of $100 USD cash for US citizens and $50 USD cash for all others. However, we do encourage you to contract your respective embassy for the latest visa regulations before your arrival.
Travelers planning to climb Mount Kilimanjaro frequently ask how long does it take to climb Mount Kilimanjaro? It takes about five to nine days on the longer routes to reach Mount Kilimanjaro Summit Uhuru peak and descend to the Finish point. The more days you spend on the mountain acclimatizing, the better your chances of reaching the top. Trekkers who spend only 5 days have the lowest Summit success rate.
There are 7 main Mount Kilimanjaro routes which lead to the summit, Uhuru Peak, one of which starts on the Northern side of the mountain and the rest on the Southern side. After making the decision to climb Kilimanjaro, you’ll need to choose your route.
1. Northern Circuit Route
2. Lemosho Route
3. Shira Route
4. Machame Route (“Whiskey” Route)
5. Rongai Route
6. Marangu Route (“Coca-Cola” Route)
7. Umbwe Route
The one question we are asked more often than any other is “which is the best route to climb Kilimanjaro”. And the answer depends on what you want. Here are our winners
Please seek advice from your medical centre or doctor’s surgery regarding vaccinations and malaria prophylaxis. You may also be required to show a Yellow Fever Certificate at the airport when entering Tanzania. Please ensure that you have had this vaccination and remember to bring the certificate with you
The best time to climb Kilimanjaro are the months of January through early-March and June through October. The clear skies, great views, and the sunshine makes it the best comfortable hiking conditions. However, there is always the possibility of weather changing dramatically, regardless of the season.
You can climb Kilimanjaro at any time of the year, but certain months are better than others. We recommend best to climb Mount Kilimanjaro during the driest months We avoid April and November as these are the main rainy seasons, making the trails more dangerous.
At Safari Box Adventures, you can tailor your trip to your preferences. Our sample itineraries are customizable, and our specialists work with you to create your dream trip!
How do I book my safari with Orok Travels?
Simple — just send us a message or click Plan Your Journey on our website. We’ll listen, design, refine, and deliver — your dream safari, hand-shaped to perfection.
Can I combine safari with Zanzibar or Kilimanjaro?
Absolutely — Orok specializes in multi-experience itineraries. You can climb Mount Kilimanjaro, journey through the Serengeti and Ngorongoro, then unwind on the white sands of Zanzibar — all seamlessly woven into one journey.
Do you arrange cultural experiences?
Yes — culture is at the heart of what we do. From walking with the Hadzabe hunter-gatherers to spending a morning in a Maasai boma, or visiting local farms and coffee cooperatives — every encounter is respectful, genuine, and deeply enriching.
Is it safe to travel in Tanzania?
Yes — Tanzania is one of Africa’s most welcoming and stable countries. Our guides and drivers are trained professionals, and every itinerary is crafted with safety, comfort, and peace of mind in mind. From your arrival to your farewell, you’re part of the Orok family.
What kind of accommodations do you offer?
We partner with Tanzania’s finest lodges, boutique camps, and eco-retreats — from luxury lodges overlooking Ngorongoro Crater to star tents under the Serengeti skies.
Whether you prefer five-star comfort or rustic charm with elegance, each stay is chosen for warmth, comfort, and character.
Do you offer private or customized safaris?
Absolutely — it’s what we’re known for. Every Orok safari is tailor-made to fit your pace, interests, and dreams — whether a family adventure, a honeymoon under African skies, or a solo retreat into the wild. Your journey, your story, your rhythm
What is the Serengeti Great Migration, and when can I see it?
The Great Migration is nature’s grandest theatre — over a million wildebeest, zebras, and gazelles moving across the Serengeti-Mara ecosystem in eternal rhythm.
Dec–Mar: Calving season in southern Serengeti
Apr–Jun: Western corridor & Grumeti River
Jul–Oct: Northern Serengeti & Mara crossings
Nov: Return to the south
Orok’s expert team ensures you’re in the right place, right time, guided by the pulse of the plains.
When is the best time to visit Tanzania?
Tanzania is a year-round wonder — but each season tells a different story. From December to March, the southern Serengeti sings with the calving season of the Great Migration — newborns, predators, and endless plains.
From June to October, the migration surges north through Grumeti and Kogatende, with dramatic river crossings and golden light. For Zanzibar, dry months between June and February bring soft breezes, clear seas, and the pure rhythm of island life
What makes Orok Travels different from other safari companies?
We don’t sell safaris — we design dreams. At Orok Travels, every journey is handcrafted with care, rooted in authenticity, culture, and quiet luxury. We travel pole pole — slow, meaningful, and connected — with expert local guides who share not just their knowledge, but their hearts.
What is the age limit for wildlife safaris in Tanzania?
There is no minimum or maximum age limit on safaris, and we are happy to organise itineraries suitable for family safaris. Parents should be aware that most campsites, and some lodges, are unfenced, and the responsibility of each child lies with you at all times.
Where will I stay overnight?
We offer a variety of accommodation for travellers, from basic camping in portable tents to lodges and luxury tented camps. To find out more about what packages are available, please visit our Accommodation Options page.
What type of vehicle will be used on our safari?
You will be driven around in a well-maintained and comfortable 4X4 Toyota Landcruiser with a pop-up roof for game-viewing. Window seats are also guaranteed for each passenger.
Are meals included in the package price?
All meals while on your safari expedition are included in your package price (with the exception of breakfast on your first day, and dinner on the last day). On a camping safari you will have a Nyange Adventures cook will prepare home-cooked food at the campsite. While on a lodge safari you will dine at the respective accommodations for breakfast and dinner. During your game drives, picnic lunch boxes and mineral water will also be provided, but alcohol and snacks are not included in the price. Also, please let us know if you have any special dietary requirements or food allergies and we will do our best to cater for them.
What should I pack?
Please visit our blog post “What Should I Pack For My Safari?” for our top recommendations. We can also email you a checklist upon request.
Are there any luggage restrictions?
As space in the vehicle is limited, we generally advise you to bring a maximum of 15kg luggage in a soft bag or rucksack. In addition to this, you can also bring one small bag for personal belongings like cash, cameras, phones, travel documents etc… Please refrain from bringing bulky suitcases as this can cause problems when storing luggage. Any luggage you do not require on safari can be stored safely at your hotel or at the Nyange Adventures Office. If you are being picked-up or dropped-off at the airport before or after your safari, please speak to us directly about what we can do with your luggage during your safari.
Should I bring some cash with me?
It’s advisable to bring some cash with you for extras like souvenirs, snacks, drinks and tips. If you are planning to use USD, please ensure notes have been issued on/after 2006 as earlier dated notes will not be accepted in Tanzania.
Should we tip?
Tipping is a customary practice within the tourism industry in Tanzania. While we pay fair and ethical salaries, our staff also rely on tips as part of their income. Generally we advise to tip $20 USD per day for the guide, and $15 USD for the cook (if you are on a camping safari). This can be divided by everyone in the group and should be given to your guide/cook at the end of the safari.
What are the visa requirements for Tanzania?
Foreign nationals require a tourist visa to enter Tanzania. For this you must have at least six months validity remaining on your passport. This can usually be purchase easily at the airport upon arrival at a cost of $100 USD cash for US citizens and $50 USD cash for all others. However, we do encourage you to contract your respective embassy for the latest visa regulations before your arrival.
How Long Does it Take to Climb Mount Kilimanjaro?
Travelers planning to climb Mount Kilimanjaro frequently ask how long does it take to climb Mount Kilimanjaro? It takes about five to nine days on the longer routes to reach Mount Kilimanjaro Summit Uhuru peak and descend to the Finish point. The more days you spend on the mountain acclimatizing, the better your chances of reaching the top. Trekkers who spend only 5 days have the lowest Summit success rate.
Which is the best route to climb Kilimanjaro?
There are 7 main Mount Kilimanjaro routes which lead to the summit, Uhuru Peak, one of which starts on the Northern side of the mountain and the rest on the Southern side. After making the decision to climb Kilimanjaro, you’ll need to choose your route.
1. Northern Circuit Route
2. Lemosho Route
3. Shira Route
4. Machame Route (“Whiskey” Route)
5. Rongai Route
6. Marangu Route (“Coca-Cola” Route)
7. Umbwe Route
The one question we are asked more often than any other is “which is the best route to climb Kilimanjaro”. And the answer depends on what you want. Here are our winners
What vaccinations are needed for Tanzania?
Please seek advice from your medical centre or doctor’s surgery regarding vaccinations and malaria prophylaxis. You may also be required to show a Yellow Fever Certificate at the airport when entering Tanzania. Please ensure that you have had this vaccination and remember to bring the certificate with you
When is the best time of year to climb Kilimanjaro
The best time to climb Kilimanjaro are the months of January through early-March and June through October. The clear skies, great views, and the sunshine makes it the best comfortable hiking conditions. However, there is always the possibility of weather changing dramatically, regardless of the season. You can climb Kilimanjaro at any time of the year, but certain months are better than others. We recommend best to climb Mount Kilimanjaro during the driest months We avoid April and November as these are the main rainy seasons, making the trails more dangerous.