Safari Infinity

Name: Safari Infinity
Address: P. O. Box 14345, Arusha, TZ
Telephone: +255754039077
Price range: £££
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Safari Infinity Safari Tour Company Our Safari company offers:

1. Mountain hikes to Mt. Meru, and Mt. Kilimanjaro, the highest mountain in all Africa

3. ASANTE SANA (Swahili)!

With a group of experienced safari guides/drivers, helpful tour operators that are able to assist clients in English, French, Spanish, Mandarin and Japanese, we are confident that SAFARI INFINITY can offer you the most comfortable, efficient and friendly services in all of Tanzania. Wildlife safaris in all National Parks throughout Tanzania, such as Ngorongoro Conservation Area and Serengeti Natio

nal Park.

2. Cultural Safaris, to visit and interact with local tribes in Tanzania

4. Packaged tours to Zanzibar Island, the perfect blend of beaches and exotic strolls in the historical Stonetown

5. Maasai & Village & Bushmen Tours, which can be included in the wildlife safaris

6. Local Tourist Destinations in Arusha, such as Masaai Market, local markets, and beautiful waterfalls spots

7. Transport from/to JRO and Arusha airport, and/or to hotels, and local tourist destinations

In order to create the best itinerary possible for visitors in Tanzania, we will be able to customize everything from the dates, accommodation, length of safaris, restaurants to visit, and the most friendly and helpful staff to help make their stay a comfortable and unforgettable one. And in addition, to encourage the participation of volunteers in Tanzania, we also offer a special rebate price - for volunteers on a 3-day camping safari to Ngorongoro and Serengeti National Parks. We are in the process of designing the company website - but we hope to share this exciting news with you first! If you wish, please forward this information to your friends and family who might be interested in exploring the land of Kilimanjaro and a rich variety of safaris! SAFARI INFINITY 2011
Contact: [email protected]
Phone: +255 786939077 and +255 754039077
Arusha, Tanzania

Thank you!

20/02/2025

The best scavengers you’ll ever spot in the wild…

The strong bond between mother and cub. The migration has moved to the Southern Plains in Tanzania, contact us at info@s...

29/12/2024

The strong bond between mother and cub.

The migration has moved to the Southern Plains in Tanzania, contact us at [email protected] or DM us for more information!

01/11/2024

There is truly nothing as humbling as the stare of a lion. Have you ever seen a lion in the wild? If so, please share your reaction below in comments!

19/04/2024

A chance to see the great migration in the mighty Serengeti.. don't miss out. Reach out to Safari Infinity for more details.

22/02/2024

Come safari with us this coming Spring 2024!
Did you know that while April and May are low season, these months are actually a great time to do game drives?

Here are the perks of travelling in April-May:

🐘 Less dust, as it is technically the rain season, but the rain in the bush is very sporadic, and on most days, it rains mainly in the early morning and evenings. While you could experience some rain and drizzle during the day, you’d be surprised how refreshing it is to go out during this period of time!

🦓 If you’re not a fan of being surrounded of dozens of jeep whenever you stop for game, then this is the ideal time to visit Tanzania! Skip the crowd and enjoy the park to yourselves.

🦒 Lastly, you can take full advantage of the low season rates, when safari accommodation often offer 30-50% discount from their regular peak season rates!

Contact us today by DM or email [email protected] to inquire how to book a low season safari!

28/06/2023

The best road block.. time to go.

11/02/2023

MAJOR SAFARI GIVEAWAY!
Valued at $6,000 USD!

For those of you who love to travel, and have been dreaming of an African Safari getaway, you are in luck!

Together with some amazing partners, we are giving away 6 nights of luxury stays in Tanzania, along with 2 days of game drives in the Ngorongoro and the Serengeti!

🏷️The prize:

2 x nights at in Arusha
2 x nights at Gibb's Farm]]
2 x nights at Nyumbani Collection]

AND

1 day game drive in the Ngorongoro by Gibb's Farm]]
And
1 day game drive in the Central Serengeti by Safari Infinity]

*This prize is for two people sharing the accommodation and game drives.
To enter, make sure you do the following:

🐘Follow the below accounts: elle

Gibb's Farm]]
Nyumbani Collection]
Safari Infinity]

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➡️ Giveaway is open internationally
➡️ Must be 18 years and older
➡️ Giveaway ends on February 17, 2023 at 11:59 PST (Winner to be announced the next day!)

*Exclusions:
International and internal airfare, park fees, camping/concession fees, vehicle park fees, transfers between airport and hotel.

*This giveaway is not in any way associated with Instagram.

*Winner will be announced and tagged on each accounts stories. No one should ask for your personal information.

17/01/2023

💡Did you know? A lioness will typically keep her cubs hidden from other lions for around six weeks until they are old enough to follow the pride. - any younger and they wouldn’t be able to keep up and could get lost!

Additionally, if there are older cubs already in the pride, the mother must wait until her cubs are about three months old before introducing them. This is because cubs often bully the smaller cubs and steal their milk, so they need to be big enough to fend for themselves! 🦁

28/10/2022

Never a met a soul who didn’t like a lion cub 🥹💛

💡Did you know? These cute little big cats are born with blue-grey eyes, but they turn orange-brown with age 👁

12/09/2022

s h e ’ s t h e b o s s !

When a lion receives his mating call to duty, he has to muster up all his stamina to satisfy his lioness - and when a lioness is in heat and looking to mate, she calls all the shots. Much as it is with other big cats, she decides when, where and how often mating will take place.

On average, a pair will mate every 20 minutes for 4 days and nights with each about lasting one minute! 👀

21/07/2022

💡 Did you know? Unlike lions and tigers that usually live to 10-15 years, spotted hyenas often can get into their 20s in the wild, making them some of the longest living terrestrial carnivores. The longest recorded living spotted hyena was in captivity and lived to 41 years and 1 month old! 😱

22/06/2022

💡 Did you know? While male lions tolerate their own and other cubs in the pride, they generally tend to show little affection towards them.

Males also play no role in providing food or teaching cubs to hunt, leaving that to the mothers. However, while they don’t look after the cubs and take no part in helping raising the young, they do protect the whole pride against danger. Cubs are safe as long as their father is in charge of the pride! 🦁

PS: We hope all the dads out there had an awesome Father’s Day! 💛💛

12/06/2022

A majestic ✨king✨ 🦁

💡 Did you know? Females have shown a preference for lions with dark manes over light manes - even if the dark hair was significantly shorter. A dark mane is apparently a marker the lioness uses to evaluate the fitness of a male, as these dark-maned male lions generally have a higher level of testosterone -which means they are more aggressive fighters and can scare off potential rivals and keep their cubs safe! 💪🏻

09/06/2022

En route to see some wildlife! We love our early morning game drives 😍 Swipe to check out our first few sightings of the day 👉🏻

05/05/2022

🦁Band of Brothers🦁

💡Did you know? Male lions will sometimes live in coalitions - a group of two or more (and sometimes up to seven) male lions, often brothers, half-brothers, or cousins who grew up in the same pride, who’ve decided to band together. Occasionally, non-related males will also form a coalition.

These lions often form strong bonds with one another and will put their combined might behind gaining and maintaining territory.

29/03/2022

There’s always that one rebel.. 🐘

09/03/2022

Happy International Women’s Day to all the strong, beautiful queens in our lives 👑

May we know them, be them, and raise them 💛

23/02/2022

💡Did you know? The Cape Buffalo is also notoriously known as “Black Death” and can be extremely dangerous - they are said to have killed more big game hunters than any other animal in Africa. When wounded, they become aggressive and angry, remembering the encounter and even seeking revenge on the hunter. Many stories are told about how they ambush hunters that have wounded them during hunting expeditions - definitely not an animal to cross! 🐃

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P. O. Box 14345
Arusha

Telephone

+255754039077

Website

http://www.safari-infinity.com/

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Happy holidays everyone! We hope you are all celebrating safely and we wish you all health and happiness for the new year ♥️🎄✨ Love, The Safari Infinity Team

A pride of lions take down a buffalo in Ngorongoro Crater.

WOW...You don't get to see this everyday! Our guests and safari guide Kelly witnessed this thrilling and successful hunt by a pride of lions yesterday at Ngorongoro Crater. To learn more about Safari Infinity and our Tanzania safari tour packages, please visit our website at www.safari-infinity.com

Beautiful day in the Serengeti

Just another beautiful day in the Serengeti...

Elephants

Did you know elephants rhythmically flap their ears mainly to cool their body and rid themselves of pesty flies. Flapping ears do not always express anger!

Successful lion hunt in the Serengeti captured by Safari Infinity

A successful hunt happened right beside our Safari Infinity vehicle in the Serengeti! Excellent job Kelly Reginald Matemu (one of our top-notch safari guide) for capturing such a close and thrilling encounter! ....It's the Circle of life, and it moves us all. *** Video may be graphic for some people***