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We’re a Tanzanian owned and incorporated company, with partnerships in the UK and US, that provides world-class tours to clients from around the world. With tailored packages, we specialise in creating the perfect experience for every client's interests and needs.
Arusha, Arusha, Tanzania
We had a fantastic trip to ngorongoro crater and the west Kilimanjaro region with ELISAM tours! Our driver/guide was very knowledgeable and the accomodation and locations we visited were all amazing - I would highly recommend booking with Elisa
Fantastic service, Elisa was able to provide me with a package that suited mine and my partners needs. It was an amazing experience and would highly recommend using these guys.
5 stars from me, will be booking again!
Excellent planning. Very good guide / driver. Highly recommended.
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