Serval Wildlife Sanctuary Day Tour

Eco-Sanctuary | Ethical Wildlife Encounters

Discover one of northern Tanzania’s most exclusive wildlife experiences on a private day trip to Serval Wildlife Sanctuary, nestled in the scenic foothills of Mount Kilimanjaro. This eco-sanctuary is dedicated to rescuing, rehabilitating, and protecting wildlife, offering guests intimate and ethical encounters with some of East Africa’s most iconic animals. Perfect for travelers departing from Kilimanjaro Airport, this tour is a wonderful way to spend your final hours in the region, with the option to enjoy a local lunch at the sanctuary’s restaurant or extend your experience with a visit to a nearby Maasai village. Guests from Arusha or Moshi can also conveniently join this all-inclusive adventure, making it an enriching day trip that blends conservation, education, and hands-on wildlife encounters.

Tour Features:

Highlights:

Wildlife “walks” / guided interaction / feeding with certain animals.
Bird watching and nature walks.
Relaxation & Photo Time
Eco-education, conservation talks.
Cultural tours / village visits in the surrounding area.

Day 1: Serval Wildlife Sanctuary

After pickup from your hotel in Arusha, Moshi, or Kilimanjaro Airport, enjoy a scenic drive through the lush foothills of Mount Kilimanjaro. Your professional guide will share insights about the region, its wildlife, and conservation initiatives as you approach the sanctuary. Upon arrival at Serval Wildlife Sanctuary, embark on a guided tour of the grounds where rescued animals—including Lions, primates, and other native species—are cared for in an ethical, safe environment. Learn about the sanctuary’s rehabilitation and conservation efforts while observing animals up close. Guests can take photographs, witness feeding sessions, and gain a deeper understanding of Tanzania’s biodiversity.

You may also choose to have lunch at the sanctuary’s on-site restaurant, enjoying freshly prepared local dishes while soaking in the peaceful surroundings. For those interested in cultural experiences, the tour can be extended to include a pre-arranged visit to a nearby Maasai village, where you can interact with the community, learn about traditional life, and see cattle-herding practices before returning to the sanctuary. The afternoon continues with a relaxed walk around the sanctuary grounds, offering additional wildlife spotting opportunities, and concludes with a scenic drive back to your hotel or Kilimanjaro Airport.