Adventure Tours in Rural Areas, Tanzania

Collaborate with local teachers and lead classes of up to 80 students on this once in a lifetime volunteer opportunity in Tanzania. As a Teaching Volunteer, you’ll play a hands-on role in delivering more focused education to students within schools of limited resources. Are you ready to make a difference? Based in Arusha, Tanzania, this fully-hosted, life-enriching volunteer program is provided by International Volunteer HQ - the world's leading volunteer travel organization, trusted by more than 120,000 volunteer travelers. Ranging from 1 to 16 weeks and starting at just $270 for 1 week, your fully hosted experience includes airport pick-up, orientation, accommodation, meals and 24/7 support. You’ll be accommodated in either an authentic​ ​homestay or in a volunteer house with other like-minded, impact-focused travelers. Thanks to IVHQ's affordable fees, flexible booking and free changes, you can register for your volunteer program in Tanzania with confidence.

Travel to Tanzania for Putney’s most challenging adventure as you trek to the “Roof of Africa” and experience world-class wildlife on safari. Climb Mount Kilimanjaro via scenic high-altitude routes, crossing rainforest, moorland, alpine desert, and arctic zones as you learn about climate change, mountain ecology, and local guide culture. After your summit attempt, continue on safari in Ngorongoro Crater and Tarangire National Park, spotting elephants, lions, and rare wildlife while exploring conservation efforts and Maasai traditions.

Join this unique, 12-day adventure tour designed specifically for students of African Dance. The special itinerary introduces them to indigenous origins, integrating a cultural tour into a traditional safari. They learn about the dance, music, and history of 5 ethnic groups: Wameru, Maasai, Barabaig, Iraqw, and Hadzabe. Day 1: Arrival and dinner Day 2: Arusha, Wameru Tribe Day 3: Moduli, Maasai Tribe Day 4: Tarangire National Park Day 5: Katesh, Barabaig Tribe Day 6: Karatu, Iraqw Tribe Day 7: Lake Eyasi Cultural tour of Hadzabe Day 8: Serengeti National Park Da7 9: Ngorongoro Day 10: Arusha to Bagamoyo Day 11: Bagamoyo Day 12: Bagamoyo to Dar es Salaam People in Tanzania use music and dance to teach lessons, celebrate, share news, mourn, and conduct ceremonies. The country is home to more than 120 ethnic groups, each with its own cultural dance and songs as well as language. Learning about these traditions enables you to promote and protect their cultural heritage.