Cultural tour of Tanzania School Trips
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This experience offers students an opportunity to learn about indigenous communities in Tanzania like the Maasai, and Tanzania's rich cultural heritage. Your students will gain respect for different ways of life, and global citizenship. Learn beyond the textbooks by creating lasting memories of cultural exchange.With over 20 years in the industry, we have lots of experience with educational travel and the planning involved in an overseas school trip.
We help send hundreds of students worldwide every year.
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Example Itineraries for our 2026 trips
On the first day, students will arrive in Tanzania and participate in a guided tour of Arusha where they will learn about the country's incredible ecosystems. This introduction sets the context for this adventure and helps students understand the importance of conservation and community engagement in Tanzania.
The second day will be a visit to a traditional Maasai village. Students will have the opportunity to meet Maasai elders to learn about their traditions, music and way of life.
On the third day, the group will venture into Serengeti National Park for a safari adventure. You will see a vast amount of wildlife in its natural habitat. Favourites including lions, elephants, giraffes and zebras. This experience will promote awareness of biodiversity and wildlife conservation challenges.
The fourth day offers an exploration of Ngorongoro Crater often called the Garden of Eden. This day provides opportunity to discuss environmental sustainability and delicate ecosystems.
On the final day students will have the chance to climb part of Mount Kilimanjaro with a guided trek of the lower slopes.
Throughout the trip students will learn about Tanzania's natural landscapes, its wildlife, and its people.
The second day will be a visit to a traditional Maasai village. Students will have the opportunity to meet Maasai elders to learn about their traditions, music and way of life.
On the third day, the group will venture into Serengeti National Park for a safari adventure. You will see a vast amount of wildlife in its natural habitat. Favourites including lions, elephants, giraffes and zebras. This experience will promote awareness of biodiversity and wildlife conservation challenges.
The fourth day offers an exploration of Ngorongoro Crater often called the Garden of Eden. This day provides opportunity to discuss environmental sustainability and delicate ecosystems.
On the final day students will have the chance to climb part of Mount Kilimanjaro with a guided trek of the lower slopes.
Throughout the trip students will learn about Tanzania's natural landscapes, its wildlife, and its people.
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Risk Assessments Free Places for Teachers Resource Packs LOtC Quality Badge ABTA Licence ATOL Licence School Travel Forum Assured WYSE Travel Foundation Tailor your trip
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