TANZANIA
The Rhythm of the Wild
The Rhythm of the Wild is a women-only small group safari through Tanzania, designed for women traveling solo who want to experience Africa's wildlife in meaningful company. In December 2027, the journey takes us from the women of Mulala village near Arusha to Tarangire National Park, the Ngorongoro Crater and the Serengeti, combining game drives, Maasai traditions, local communities and time to connect with the land. With a group of up to 12 women, there is space for every voice. Travelers can also continue their journey with an optional extension to Zanzibar.
The Rhythm of the Wild: A Women Only Journey Through Tanzania
Your Getaway to Tanzania
December 2 - 9, 2027
8 days / 7 nights
Explore Tanzania through Arusha, Tarangire National Park, Ngorongoro Crater & the Serengeti
7 nights of accommodation in carefully selected boutique lodges and luxury tented camps
All private transportation needed throughout the program
Private individual airport arrival and departure transfers
Her Getaway Club accompaniment throughout the journey
Cultural immersion experience with the women of Mulala Village
Traditional cooking, bread and cheese making experiences
Bean-to-cup coffee and honey harvesting experiences
Visit to a social impact workshop supporting local communities
Safari game drives in Tarangire National Park, Ngorongoro Crater and Serengeti
Night safari game drive experience
Visit to a traditional Maasai boma and medicine walk
Private safari vehicles with experienced local English-speaking guides
Domestic flight from Seronera Airstrip to Kilimanjaro International Airport
National park and conservation fees
Tips and gratuities
All applicable taxes
Entry visa
What’s Included?
International flights
Travel and medical insurance — mandatory
Personal expenses such as extra drinks, snacks, shopping, phone calls, laundry, etc.
Anything not specifically mentioned under “What’s Included”
What’s Not?
The Itinerary
Day 1 - Arrival & Welcome
Arrive in Tanzania and gently step into the rhythm of the journey.
After landing, a private individual transfer will take you to a peaceful lodge where you can rest and relax after a long day of travel.
In the evening, we come together for a welcome dinner, a first shared moment to connect, settle in, and mark the beginning of our time together.
Day 2 - Women, Culture & Connection
Today we step into daily life alongside the women of Mulala village. Through coffee-making, honey harvesting, cooking, and shared meals, we connect through food, laughter, and stories. This is a hands-on cultural exchange that celebrates resilience, creativity, and community.
The afternoon ends with a walk through fertile lands and banana plantations before returning to the lodge for a relaxed evening.
Day 3 - Into the Wild
We begin in a workshop where recycled materials become beautiful things, shaped by artisans whose talent outshines every obstacle. Then the city falls away and Tarangire appears: ancient baobabs, red earth, and elephants moving as if they had all the time in the world.
Our first game drive ends where the day should, at a camp deep inside the park, with the wild just beyond the canvas.
Day 4 - Tarangire by Day & Night
Today belongs to the river. In a dry land, it is the one place everyone must come, so we simply wait and watch: great herds of elephants, zebras and wildebeest at the water's edge, lions keeping their patient distance.
After a slow afternoon at camp, we do what few travelers ever get to do. When darkness falls, we head out again. Guided by a ranger and a spotter's light, we meet the park's night shift, porcupines, genets, and civets, perhaps a leopard on the prowl, under more stars than you remembered existed.
Day 5 - Maasai Wisdom
Step into the world of the Maasai, learning their traditions, rhythms, and deep connection to the land. Learn about the family structures and the roles of different boma members within the social structure of the Maasai. Experience the distinct throat singing and unique dancing of the Maasai and give it a try yourselves!
This experience will be followed by a bush lunch prepared by the community. Afterwards, go on a medicine walk where you will learn about the different roots, bark, flowers, and plant extracts still being used for their curative powers by the Maasai daily.
Day 6 - Ngorongoro Crater & Serengeti
We descend into the Ngorongoro Crater, a UNESCO World Heritage Site that is also considered one of the natural wonders of the world. It is unique in that it manages well over 80,000 Maasai pastoralists, with their cattle, goats, and sheep, who all live alongside the abundant wildlife in a natural setting.
Surrounded by dramatic crater walls, we spend the day on safari among lions, rhinos, elephants, and vast herds grazing across the crater floor.
After a picnic lunch, we continue toward the legendary Serengeti, where the plains stretch endlessly in every direction.
Day 7 - Endless Plains
A full day dedicated to exploring the Serengeti National Park.
Wake before sunrise and head into the wilderness as the savanna comes to life. This is when predators move, light softens the land, and nature feels at its most alive.
The day unfolds through game drives, quiet observation, and moments of awe, witnessing one of the most iconic ecosystems in the world.
This is safari at its most iconic - raw, vast and humbling.
Day 8 - Farewell or On to Zanzibar
Today, the Serengeti reveals its full magnitude one last time before we say goodbye to the wild.
After breakfast, we enjoy a final game drive en route to the Seronera airstrip. A journey that stays with us long after we leave.
For those concluding their journey here, it is time to say goodbye and begin the journey home. For those joining our Zanzibar Extension, a new chapter begins by the Indian Ocean.
End of the main itineray.
Day 8 to 10 - Zanzibar Beach Days
Begin the extension of your trip by leaving the Serengeti behind and flying to the white sands of Zanzibar, with your flight included. A private transfer takes you from the airport to a private villa with a pool, right on the beach.
For three nights, everything is all-inclusive, so there is nothing to plan and nothing to organize. Swim, read, walk barefoot along the shore and watch the tides change the colors of the Indian Ocean. Every woman has her own private room.
After the safari, these days are simply for resting. If you would like to do more, we are happy to arrange optional activities at an extra cost.
Day 11 to 12 - Stone Town & Farewell
On your last full day, move to Stone Town, the historic heart of Zanzibar, for one final night in a hotel with a pool, also all-inclusive.
Wander at your own pace through the narrow streets, carved wooden doors and spice-scented markets of this UNESCO World Heritage Site, or simply relax by the pool.
The next morning, a private transfer takes you to the airport for your flight home, rested and full of memories from the wild and the sea.
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December 2 - 9, 2027
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December 2 - 9, 2027
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By adding this trip to the cart and checking out, you will need to pay a non-refundable deposit of $600 to guarantee your spot
The remaining payments will be due September 2, 2027
Add-On Available Packages
Sunrise Hot Air Balloon Flight
Drift above the Serengeti at sunrise on an unforgettable hot air balloon safari, watching the golden plains come to life from a peaceful and breathtaking perspective.
As wildlife moves below and the first light touches the savanna, this experience offers a rare moment of wonder, stillness, and connection with one of Africa’s most iconic landscapes.
Single Supplement - Main Itinerary
The Single Supplement is added here at $0 to confirm your request for a private room. The full Single Supplement amount is listed in the trip itinerary and must be paid in full 3 months before the journey begins.
5-Day Zanzibar Add-On
December 9 - 13, 2027
Includes the flight to Zanzibar, private airport transfers, 3 nights in a private beachfront villa with a pool and a final night in Stone Town, all-inclusive. Every woman has her own private room.
By adding this extension to the trip to the cart and checking out, you are paying a non-refundable deposit of $600 to guarantee your spot, not the full price of the trip.
Your Questions, Answered
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Yes. Tanzania is one of Africa’s most welcoming safari destinations, and traveling in a small women-only group with private vehicles, experienced local guides, and a Her Getaway Club tour leader means you are looked after from arrival to departure.
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Yes. The Rhythm of the Wild is created by women, for women, in a small group of up to 12 travelers. Most women join on their own.
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Tarangire National Park, the Ngorongoro Crater, and the Serengeti, after two days in and around Arusha with the women of Mulala village.
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Wildlife is never guaranteed, but this route gives you an excellent chance. Tarangire is famous for its elephants, the Ngorongoro Crater is one of the best places to see rhinos, and the Serengeti is home to lions, leopards, and buffalo.
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December is the start of the green season: warm days around 25–30°C (77–86°F), cooler mornings and evenings, especially on the Ngorongoro Crater rim, and the occasional short shower. Landscapes are lush, and there are fewer vehicles in the parks.
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Carefully selected boutique lodges and luxury tented camps, including nights inside the parks, where you fall asleep to the sounds of the wild.
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A day with the women of Mulala village (coffee, honey, cooking, bread and cheese making), a visit to a social impact workshop, a night safari in Tarangire, and a visit to a Maasai boma with a medicine walk.
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No. Most of the time is spent in comfortable private safari vehicles, and the walks are gentle. Some days start early and include long drives on bumpy roads, which is all part of the adventure.
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Accommodation, private transportation and safari vehicles, local English-speaking guides, park and conservation fees, the listed experiences, the domestic flight from the Serengeti to Kilimanjaro, your entry visa, a Her Getaway Club tour leader, and tips. International flights and travel insurance are not included.
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Health requirements depend on where you are traveling from, so please check with your doctor or a travel clinic at least six weeks before departure. We will share practical guidance once you book.
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Yes. You can add a sunrise hot air balloon flight over the Serengeti, or continue to Zanzibar with our 5-day extension from December 9 to 13, 2027. It includes the flight to Zanzibar, private airport transfers, three nights in a private beachfront villa with a pool and a final night in Stone Town, all-inclusive, with a private room for every woman. Optional activities can be arranged at an extra cost.