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Tanzania

Home to sweeping savannahs, lush forests, volcanic craters and vibrant cultures.
Tanzania is a country of breathtaking contrasts. As one of Africa’s most ecologically and culturally rich nations, it offers a truly immersive learning experience. From spotting elephants in Tarangire to hiking through the biodiverse Rift Valley, you’ll gain a hands-on understanding of wildlife conservation and the importance of protecting fragile ecosystems — empowering you to think globally and act meaningfully.
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Ideal for Geography, Biology

Highlights

  • 4x4 Safari

  • Maasai Culture experience

  • Practical field studies

  • Rift Valley Hike

Sample itinerary

Here’s how your school trip to Tanzania could look. Take this as a starting point and tailor it to your school (including duration, locations and activities). Check out the suggestions below for ideas and inspiration.

  • Day 1

    Arrive Arusha

  • Day 2

    Mto-wa-Mbu village agricultural tour

  • Day 3

    Wildlife field study

  • Day 4

    Maasai Experience

  • Day 5

    Tree planting with local school

  • Day 6

    Local school cultural exchange and activities

  • Day 7

    Wildlife Safari

  • Day 8

    Rift Valley Escarpment hike & Maasai market

  • Day 9

    Farm Tour

  • Day 10

    African art workshop, local market & flight home

Make it your own

Take the sample itinerary and swap, or add in, activities and experiences that bring the curriculum to life - across culture, adventure and service themes. Explore some of your exciting options below.

Local immersion and authentic experiences that open up fresh perspectives:

  • Local village and farm tours
  • Maasai Experience including facilitated conversations with Maasai warriors
  • African Art workshop
  • Try local foods and delicacies at a Maasai market
  • Traditional welcome ceremony from local students

Exhilarating activities that fuel exploration, discovery and a deeper connection to the world:

  • Learn bushcraft skills from Maasai warriors
  • Hike along the Rift Valley Escarpment
  • 4x4 Safari in a Big 5 National Park
  • Camping at a traditional-style campsite

Meaningful local community and conservation projects that give back to the countries you visit:

  • Learn about local wildlife conservation efforts and techniques
  • Collect field data that may aid local wildlife conservation organisations
  • Tree Planting
  • Cultural Exchange with local students

learning outcomes

Students will:

  • See the curriculum come to life through real-world experiences.

  • Gain understanding of ecosystems and conservation efforts, developing an appreciation for biodiversity and environmental stewardship.

  • Learn about Maasai culture through authentic community connections.

  • Build cross-cultural communication skills through shared activities, storytelling and interaction with local students.

  • Apply geographic and biological knowledge in real-world settings, strengthening critical thinking and scientific curiosity.

  • Grow independence, self-awareness and leadership through structured travel, reflection and intercultural exchange.

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