Head out in the company of Tanzania’s most knowledgeable, skillful and passionate guides. We owe so much to this talented team, who pour a lifetime of insight into ensuring Nomad guests spend their safaris utterly spellbound.
Ali is one of Nomad's many success stories. Having grown up near Arusha, he j...
Amos was born into a farming family in Arusha and developed a love for the ou...
Anaeli was born and raised in the Kilimanjaro region of northern Tanzania. He...
Butati has a long history with Mahale National Park. Born in the area, and wi...
Chediel, or Chedi as he's known, is one of the brightest stars of the Nomad g...
David was born in Arusha, and is from the Maasai Tribe. He was educated in Ke...
Eddie was born and raised between the city of Arusha and the town of Karatu o...
Emanuel started working for Nomad Tanzania 10 years ago, based at Sand Rivers...
Emanuel has a very interesting background, although much of it is on a 'need ...
Emmanuel is from the Kilimanjaro region where he was born and brought up. His...
Ernest was born in Pangani on the Tanzanian coast, before moving close to Kil...
Felix John joined Nomad in 2003, after spending years in the safari industry ...
Festo Msoffe was born in the shadow of the Pare Mountains close to Kilimanjar...
A rising young star in Nomad’s elite guiding team, Gabriel is one of the reas...
Geoffrey was brought up at the base of Mt Kilimanjaro (which he is proud to h...
Godfrey was born in Arusha, where his family continues to live. He started gu...
Born in northern Tanzania and having attended tourism college in Arusha, Godw...
Hussein was born in the coastal town of Tanga. His father worked for the Tanz...
Ian was born in the highlands of Kilimanjaro, looking at the towering mountai...
Jairo started his career with Nomad over ten years ago, a path he had long fo...
Joel started with Nomad in 2008 as a waiter at Chada in Katavi National Park....
John joined Nomad over a decade ago as a carpenter in Sand Rivers Selous. His...
Lazaro comes from Momella village where he was born in 1969. He originally jo...
Masaa's story is simple. A Kilimanjaro boy from Masaailand, Masaa always knew...
Matius was born into a fishing family in the town of Kigoma, on the shores of...
Mussa is one of our most experienced guides. He has ten years in the tourism ...
Paulo was born in northern Tanzania and grew up surrounded by wildlife and th...
Philip is from Momella near Arusha National Park and he joined Nomad early in...
Rajabu hails from Arusha in northern Tanzania and started out with Nomad as o...
Rem, as he is known to all here, was born and grew up in Momella, on the slop...
Rowland was born on the lofty heights of Kilimanjaro where he enjoyed his chi...
Samwel (Sammy) was raised in a traditional Maasai village in the Loliondo are...
Sylvanus is an Arusha lad, born and raised here in northern Tanzania. His fat...
Life long learning & growth
Creating career paths
Dixon has forged his own path towards becoming a brilliant Nomad guide. It is all thanks to his effort, perseverance and determination - Nomad just provides the opportunity.
Keeping our guests feeling brand new – our camp managers are magicians, conjuring up complete comfort in the heart of unspoilt wilderness.
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Safari game drives are commonplace on the continent, but few do them like Nomad. Its camps are not only located in some of the most far flung corners of the country, but are a mix of permanent sites, removable tents that disappear with the seasons, and mobile camps that mirror migration routes.
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Built on one of the most magnificent sites in the northern Serengeti, the Kogakuria Kopje, Lamai overlooks the area’s rolling grasslands – through which the great migration pours from July to October.
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In the entire park, there is not a single road, so your entire experience will be on foot. This is a wholly unique wilderness and a long way off the beaten track. But the lake, the beaches, the extraordinary forest, and of course the chimpanzees all make it a journey well worth undertaking.
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Open from June to end October, it offers a changing wildlife spectacle as the Kakuma River dries up, the plains turn gold, and the remaining pools become increasingly contested by the huge numbers of hippos, while crocs hunker down in riverbank caves.
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Complete escapism awaits at newly opened Mkombe’s House, the only private house in Tanzania’s Serengeti National Park.