Sustainable Tourism

Economic
Proudly supporting locally owned businesses, from carefully selected lodges and camps, to sourcing food and supplies.
Paying a good wage to all our guides ensuring they take the utmost pride in their work and are able to support their families.
Social
Donating directly from each tour to Umoja Tanzania who provide services for vulnerable youth.
Offering work experience, training and mentorship to young Tanzanians.
Supporting indigenous groups by engaging in appropriate cultural tourism and paying fair community contributions.
Carefully selecting accommodation with trusted HR policies and good reputations.
Environmental
Off-setting 100% of our carbon emissions and encouraging our guests to off-set their flight emissions.
Providing our clients with stainless-steel water bottles and safe drinking water.
All our tours are zero plastic.
Providing hot lunches in reusable containers, rather than disposable lunch boxes.
What You Can Do:
Book with an ethical safari provider
Listen to your guides
Minimise the rubbish you take into the parks and take out what you can
Use refillable water bottles and refuse plastic bottles
Be wary of cheap tour companies as they often cut corners
Don’t put pressure your guides to find particular animals such as ticking off the 'big five' – be content with what you see rather than chasing from one animal to the next
Respect the animals and stay a good distance away from them, unless they come to you!
Do not be tempted into tours which encourage you to touch the animals, such as lion cubs or elephant riding
Use Social Media responsibly, avoid geo-tagging to show your location. Poachers are becoming increasingly resourceful in using the internet to find out where animals are – so if you are posting photos of a rhino with a location tag, then potentially you are sending the information into the wrong hands, making the poachers job easier.
Do not be tempted to give out money / pens / sweets to beggars or children at the side of the road. Donate to projects and communities instead. We can advise you on this further.
Pay a fair price for services offered or items bought..