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Life enhanced
Award winning camps and lodges. Tanzania Safaris that change lives.
At Nomad our aim is simple, but ambitious. To harness the power of our award winning safaris in Tanzania to create life-enhancing opportunities wherever possible. For our clients, this is the promise of a safari with Nomad. That promise extends to our people and the communities in the remote places we operate, where talent is everywhere, but opportunity is thin on the ground.
Whether inspiring dynamic careers or supporting local suppliers, using our camps for medical outreach or funding free school meals, we know our business has the power to improve lives.
And it’s this that drives everything we do at Nomad.
Our safaris in Tanzania
We’ve always had an enduring obsession with Tanzania’s wild places and our promise remains, giving you a truly original and exhilarating safari experience.
Nomad people
Nomad is our people. Many of us have been together from the beginning. Our family of staff is core to our success, and we are incredibly fortunate to have such a special bunch at Nomad.
Our camps
A string of camps in some of the wildest places on the planet. A front row seat to the best wildlife in Africa. Backstage is the engine room for opportunity.
Tanzania safari accommodation
Our unique collection of safari accommodation blends naturally into Tanzania’s diverse wilderness areas, each designed and positioned through years of experience in these remote locations.
Life changing experiences
A safari in Tanzania with Nomad is all about life-changing experiences and this remains our promise to you. Totally immersive safaris that will stay with you for a lifetime.
Reviews
25.02.2026
D. & J. Krawiec
Review for kuro
"The Camp!"
If your looking for someplace to stay this is the camp!
25.02.2026
C. Krawiec
Review for kuro
Kuro Family Experience
There is no other experience I can compare Kuro too. The moment we arrived we were welcomed into the Kuro family. They kept us safe and comfortable. The entire staff went above and beyond to provide an experience that is hard to put into words. I am forever grateful. Asante sana!!!
24.02.2026
J. & P. Weaver
Review for serengeti safari camp
Magic Camp Experience
This camp is magic! Excellent staff, guide, and food! The best part is being so close to the animals—we had giraffe and zebras outside our tent, fell asleep to the sounds of lions, and enjoyed sipping coffee on our last day while the migration gave us a goodbye parade to sen us off! We cannot say en...
This camp is magic! Excellent staff, guide, and food! The best part is being so close to the animals—we had giraffe and zebras outside our tent, fell asleep to the sounds of lions, and enjoyed sipping coffee on our last day while the migration gave us a goodbye parade to sen us off! We cannot say enough good things about this camp! We are also not generally people who like to camp, but this is the best camping experience ever and we would gladly do it again!!! Our Guide, Kisika, was so experienced and we are in awe of how he always knew where he was and where to go. We loved learning about his life and Massai culture. We are already thinking about our next trip and Nomad camps and guides are top notch!
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24.02.2026
J. and P. Weaver
Review for kuro
Magical Kuro Camp
Kuro camp was magical, the staff are incredible and welcoming, the food is delicious, and the activities are wonderful! Our guide, John, was so knowledgeable and passionate about the animals. Kuro and Tarangire set the bar high as our first camp on our first trip to Africa, we were sad to leave and ...
Kuro camp was magical, the staff are incredible and welcoming, the food is delicious, and the activities are wonderful! Our guide, John, was so knowledgeable and passionate about the animals. Kuro and Tarangire set the bar high as our first camp on our first trip to Africa, we were sad to leave and are already trying to figure out when to go back!
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