Marvel in the majestic Serengeti!
Seven Wonders Safaris
- Office In:
- Size:
- 10-20 employees (Founded in 2011)
- Member Of:
- TTB & TLTO
- Tour Types:
- Customizable private tours and fixed group tours
- Destinations:
- Price Range:
- $3,035 to $17,345 per person per day (MXN, excl. int'l flights)
for a custom tour
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Reviews
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Email Ping An | 20-35 years of age | Experience level: first safari
An extraordinary Luxury Safari experience
I went on an 8-day Tanzania Luxurious Safari with Seven Wonders Safaris and the experience was incredible. It all started with Arusha Town, where everything was beautifully organized. The next day we went to Tarangire National Park. Here huge herds of elephants, giraffes and different species of birds have impressed us. We then stayed at Karatu Town, where the luxurious ambience of the lodge made our safari more comfortable.
The highlight was the visit to the Ngorongoro Crater. Inside the crater, we were able to see lions, buffaloes, rhinos, hippos and many other animals. Then we went to the Serengeti National Park. The rest of the lion pride in the infinite savannah, the hunt for the cheetah and the sunset view was one of the best moments of our lives. Everyday meals, comfortable car rides, and the professionalism of the guide have made our safari fulfilling. It was a wonderful experience that we will always remember.
Email Philip Harris | 20-35 years of age | Experience level: first safari
Luxury safari experience
This 12-day private safari was a dream come true for our family. From spotting a lion in the Maasai Mara National Reserve to spotting a flock of pink flamingos in Lake Nakuru - every day was incredible.
Elephant watching in the backdrop of snow capped mountains of Kilimanjaro in Amboseli National Park is an absolutely priceless experience. And seeing the numerous wildebeest migrations in Serengeti National Park, it seemed like we were watching the world's largest nature drama live.
The guide was extremely knowledgeable and caring, making every moment comfortable. Seven Wonders Safaris really takes care of every detail.
PL
Email Bartosz K | 20-35 years of age | Experience level: first safari
Another colorful world between Lake Manyara and Ngorongoro
As soon as I entered Lake Manyara, I saw many birds - some flying in the sky. Then as we went down into the Ngorongoro Crater, the whole place opened in front of our eyes, it seemed like a small world. Elephants, giraffes, zebras - everyone is walking in their own way. At lunchtime, a group of monkeys came and stood next to the car, and I had to laugh at their mischief. The whole trip was very natural and enjoyable.
Email Vinoth Jaya | 35-50 years of age | Experience level: first safari
An Incredible Tanzanian Safari Experience â Perfectly Organized by Seven Wonders!
Tanzania Safari with Seven Wonders Safari Company (3 Days)
My 3-day safari in Tanzania, organized and operated by Seven Wonders Safari Company, was absolutely fantastic. From start to finish, everything was handled with professionalism, care, and attention to detail.
Our guide, Hebrone, made the experience truly special. He was deeply knowledgeable about wildlife and the Serengeti ecosystem, and his passion for guiding showed in every moment. Hebrone worked tirelessly to make sure we had the best possible sightings and experiences, turning every drive into a real adventure. He shared fascinating insights about animal behavior and the landscape, and went out of his way to ensure we made the most of our time in the park.
The Serengeti itself was breathtakingâits scale and beauty exceeded all expectations. While our itinerary covered a lot, I quickly realized that itâs impossible to see everything in just a day or two in such a vast park. Iâd highly recommend spending at least 3â4 days in the Serengeti alone if you truly want to explore its diversity.
One thing to note for future travelers: it takes around 7â8 hours from Arusha to reach the Serengeti, so shorter itineraries mean less time inside the park. Despite that, Seven Wonders managed every aspect perfectlyâfrom transport and logistics to accommodation and park arrangements.
There was a minor misunderstanding on my part regarding the camping equipment logistics, as I hadnât realized that it needed to be transported in and out of the park. However, the Seven Wonders team handled everything smoothly and ensured our comfort throughout.
Overall, my experience with Seven Wonders Safari Company was outstanding. The coordination, professionalism, and warmth of their teamâespecially Hebroneâs expert guidingâmade this an unforgettable journey through Tanzaniaâs natural wonders. Iâd highly recommend Seven Wonders to anyone looking for an authentic and well-organized safari experience in Tanzania.
Safari videos are here: https://www.youtube.com/@GlobeTrekDiaries005
CA
Email Ailsa | 20-35 years of age | Experience level: over 5 safaris
Do not book with this company
Do not book a tour with Seven Wonders in Arusha. In all of my travels, it was the worst experience Iâve ever had. This is not just a post about a bad tour company, this is a safety warning to all travellers â please do not use this company.
My boyfriend and I booked a safari to the Serengeti and the Ngorongoro Crater for 3 days and 2 nights. Our cook was great, but our guide was awful. We shared the safari truck with two lovely French ladies, and we were all told that the guide spoke both French and English â but he didnât speak either (other than a few basic phrases), which made communication very difficult.
He couldnât tell time, and kept telling us to get up for breakfast at 2:00 am (which we actually did the first morning!). He was very disorganized and always late, which decreased the amount of time we got to spend each day in the national parks. We had to set-up and take down his tent each morning to try and speed up our departure time, as he didnât know how to. He didnât spot one single animal our entire trip! And when we spotted them he would drive past more than half of them. And on our second day when I spotted a leopard, and we requested to park for a better view, he kept driving and said that we had to go home for lunch, yet proceeded to stop for antelope!!! Weâre not usually picky with driving, but he was honestly very unsafe and came close to hitting walls, trees and animals on the road on multiple occasions. He was always on his phone in the truck, and when he wasnât talking on it he was taking creepy pictures of the young French girl (trying to disguise them as selfies). He made the experience so bad that it brought the French ladies in our truck to tears - they called Seven Wonders several times to complain and to try and get a replacement guide, but the manager of Seven Wonders yelled at them over the phone and called them âliarsâ and refused to compensate them in any way.
As if this wasnât bad enough, on our last day we were scheduled to visit the Ngorongoro Crater. Our guide had forgotten to pay our tickets for entry the night before, so we were late entering and late leaving the park. Our guide on exiting the inner gate of the crater told us that we had to pay a $70 USD fee per person for exceeding our permit time. We explained to the ranger that it was our guideâs fault because we arrived late, and the guide lied and said that we had threatened to fight him in the truck (3 small girls and 1 guy vs. 2 grown men!), and that we had made him stay late. When we tried to exit the last gate of the park in a taxi, we were detained because the fee had not been paid. The head park ranger agreed that Seven Wonders should pay the fee, and he arranged over the phone with the manager the he should mobile transfer the money. He never did, and as a result we were kept at the gate until after dark before being allowed to finally leave at 8:30 pm (after waiting for 5 ½ hours).
The next day, we were approached at our hotel in Arusha by the manager of Seven Wonders, along with a group of 5 other men. He told us we needed to pay him the $140 USD. We tried to calmly reason with him, but he was simply aggressive and rude, and accused us of lying. They wouldnât leave, and harassed us until we asked for the police to be called. The police warned us that these men were dangerous, and that they believed that if we didnât give them what they wanted they were going to hurt us. The police were unable to charge them unless they did first harm us, so we filed a police report and had to be driven to a hotel outside of town where we were safe.
Please be warned â these are bad people. Do yourself a favour, there are many other tour companies you can choose from.