Tanzania,Truly Wild.
Born in the shadow of Kilimanjaro, crafted from three generations of mountain guide heritage — private safaris that go where others don't.
Tanzania's
Most Iconic Landscapes
Your Safari,
Your Rules.
Not a tour operator.
A Tanzania family.
Johannes and Jacqueline Weigl started Porcupine Tours because they were tired of seeing Tanzania sold as a commodity. Jacqueline grew up on the slopes of Kilimanjaro; her family have been mountain guides for three generations. This land is in her blood — and every safari she designs reflects that.
- 3 generations of mountain guide heritage on Kilimanjaro
- Direct relationships — no middlemen, no agent fees
- Every booking supports the School of St. Jude, Arusha
- We only recommend camps we would take our own family to
Heard from the
road less travelled.
“Loved the tours loved the people from Jackson and Jacqueline for organizing it. Loved everything about this tour and the people enjoyed all the wonderful animals and my tour guides Danford and Jackson were awesome will be back for more next year.”
“Porcupine Tours transformed our adventure into an unforgettable journey. Jacqueline orchestrated every detail perfectly. Our guides Dickson and Hussein made every game drive educational and joyful. They exceeded our expectations – wholeheartedly recommended!”
“With every interaction with Jacqueline and her husband, I grew happier with our choice. Their responsiveness, itinerary recommendations, and willingness to video call were outstanding. Clear, transparent quotes with no hidden surprises. Simple and trustworthy!”
Safari that
gives back.
A portion of every safari booking supports the School of St. Jude in Arusha — providing free, high-quality education to over 1,800 students from the most disadvantaged families in Tanzania.
When you travel with us, you're not just investing in an unforgettable memory — you're investing in a child's future. Safari tourism done right.
Learn about our impact →
Your Tanzania
story starts here.
No booking fees. No middlemen. Just you, the wildlife, and a family that calls Tanzania home.