FAMILY-OWNED • RESPONSIBLE TRAVEL • POSITIVE IMPACT
Private luxury journeys across Tanzania and East Africa, designed by a Tanzanian family who believes the best safari should do more than show you extraordinary places — it should stay with you long after you return home.
“TOGETHER WE CREATE THE CHANGE.”
Legacy Exchange Outfitters is one of the leading Luxury Safari Outfitters-in East Africa, designing tailor made high-end safaris, family tours, private tours as well as small groups. Legacy offers guests an exceptional safari experience that is combined with cultural wildlife experience.
We connect our clients directly with the local community because our commitment is based on community empowerment, Responsible travel & Wildlife Conservation.
We are not simply selling safaris. We are creating experience, relationships and memories that can leave a lasting legacy.
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Tourism can bring many economic and social benefits, particularly in rural areas and developing countries.
However, tourism can only be sustainable if it is carefully managed so that potential negative effects on the host community and the environment are not permitted to outweigh the financial benefits.
When you book your trip with Sustainable Travel – to any of our destinations – we will donate US$ 20 per person to the Reforestation project.
With this donation, you will help planting trees and alleviating extreme poverty and create positive impact and change at a large scale.

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Dawn broke gently over the Serengeti, as if the earth itself was breathing in light. Golden rays touched the tall grass, and with it, life

All About Tanzania Safaris Top Destinations in Tanzania Tanzania boasts some of the most incredible landscapes in the world: from the endless plains of Serengeti, pristine
Posted on Tripadvisor Jessica MVerified Top-Notch Tour Legacy provided an amazing experience for our entire time in Tanzania. The guides felt like family very quickly, and they made sure that every need was taken care of and every question answered. They listened to our requests if we ever wanted to change or add anything to the itinerary. Highly recommend!Posted on Tripadvisor Renee HVerified Excellent service. This company was amazing, outstanding, and excellent in customer service. They treated us like royalty and family. I would definitely recommend this company. I have recommended them to some friends who are planning a trip to Tanzania next year. When I go back, they are my GO-TO company. Thank you Legacy Exchange Outfitters for an amazing time. ReneePosted on Tripadvisor Justin RVerified The Trip of a Lifetime in Tanzania! I cannot recommend Legacy Exchange Outfitters highly enough! From the moment we landed in Tanzania, Eugene made the entire experience seamless. He was incredibly organized, responsive, and thoughtful, taking care of every detail so we could simply enjoy the adventure. What really set this trip apart was that it wasn't just a safari—it was a complete Tanzanian experience. Eugene put together an amazing itinerary that allowed us to see not only the country's incredible wildlife and breathtaking natural beauty, but also experience the rich cultures and traditions of several local tribes. It was the perfect balance of adventure, education, and cultural immersion. Our guide, Peter, was outstanding. He was kind, knowledgeable, and always eager to share what he knew. His ability to spot wildlife was incredible, and he taught us so much about the animals, their behaviors, and Tanzania's unique ecosystems. He also shared fascinating insights into the country's history and culture, which made every day even more meaningful. If you're looking for more than just a safari and want an authentic, well-organized, unforgettable experience in Tanzania, I wholeheartedly recommend Legacy Exchange Outfitters. Thank you, Eugene and Peter, for a trip that I'll never forget!Posted on Tripadvisor Claudia RVerified Best safari company and guide We had an absolutely incredible safari with Legacy Exchange Outfitters! My husband, son, and I had the best experience from beginning to end. Everything was exceptionally well organized, and every day brought something new and exciting. Our guide, Peter, was outstanding. He was incredibly knowledgeable, kind, patient, and genuinely cared about making our experience unforgettable. His ability to spot wildlife and share fascinating information about the animals and their behavior made every game drive special. We also had the opportunity to visit local tribes, which was one of the highlights of our trip. It was such an interesting and informative experience that gave us a deeper appreciation for the local culture and added so much to our safari. We saw so many amazing and unique things that we never expected to witness, creating memories our family will cherish forever. Peter’s expertise, warmth, and passion truly made the trip exceptional. We highly recommend Legacy Exchange Outfitters to anyone planning a safari in Tanzania. If you’re lucky enough to have Peter as your guide, you’re in for an unforgettable adventure. Thank you for giving our family memories that will last a lifetime! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐Posted on Tripadvisor Edwin RVerified Best of the best My family and I travel extensively, and we have very high standards when it comes to choosing travel experiences. I can honestly say that Legacy Exchange Outfitters exceeded every expectation. From the very beginning, Eugene and his team were knowledgeable, attentive, and genuinely committed to creating the perfect itinerary. Every aspect of our trip was thoughtfully customized to match our interests, travel style, and budget. Throughout the journey, our entire family felt safe, comfortable, and exceptionally well cared for. The level of personal service was truly world-class. Our guide, Peter, was outstanding. His knowledge of the wildlife and incredible tracking skills allowed us to spot animals that other safari vehicles drove right past without ever noticing. His passion for nature and keen eye made every game drive an unforgettable experience. Beyond the safari itself, one of the highlights of our trip was visiting the Hadzabe people. Learning about their traditional hunter-gatherer lifestyle and hearing their remarkable click-based language was a fascinating and unforgettable cultural experience. We also greatly enjoyed visiting the Datoga and Maasai communities, gaining insight into their rich traditions and way of life. This was far more than just a safari—it was an extraordinary adventure filled with breathtaking wildlife, meaningful cultural encounters, and memories that our family will cherish forever. I highly recommend Legacy Exchange Outfitters to anyone looking for an authentic, personalized, and truly exceptional African safari experience.Posted on Tripadvisor Greenbriar CVerified TANZANIA, A COUNTRY THAT BRINGS ME BACK YEAR AFTER YEAR! I have become intoxicated with Tanzania, not just the wildlife, although the animals are extraordinary, but the diverse culture and people of Tanzania and the reason I continue to travel to Tanzania. Traveling with Eugen, CEO and founder of Legacy Exchange Outfitters tour company, a Tanzanian family-owned company located in Arusha, TZ has enabled me and hundreds of other travelers opportunities to experience Wildlife Safari and Cultural Encounters with a variety of people who live in Tanzania. I feel truly fortunate that I met and have traveled with Eugen and Legacy Exchange Outfitters on my first, second and third trips to Tanzania. Like my previous trips to Tanzania with Legacy Exchange Outfitters, my recent trip provided me with so many unique opportunities and highlights. One of the highlights was visiting Mkomazi National Park, located in Northeastern Tanzania, just beneath the eastern arc mountains. There were four of us in our group along with our knowledgeable safari guide, James. Mkomazi is a national park that is not visited by most safari travelers so during the 4 days we were in this park, it felt as if we had the entire national park to ourselves. There was no competition from other safari vehicles trying to get close to animals. We stayed in a unique tented camp, Mkomazi View Camp, consisting of ten tents, each designed with its own bedroom, bathroom, outdoor bucket shower including a separate tented restaurant with a talented chef who cooked three delicious meals for us. While we had the opportunity to see many animals while visiting this national park, there were highlights worth mentioning which included a visit to the Mkomazi Black Rhino Sanctuary and the African Wild Dogs Conservation Center. To be able to sit in an open safari vehicle driven by a park ranger and safely come within one foot of a 6-year-old black rhino was both a little intimidating but truly amazing. Both the Black Rhinos and African Wild Dogs are on the endangered list so being able to see them close was extraordinary. Additional animals which we witnessed in Mkomazi National Park included kudus, servals, a Puff Adder snake, great grey owl, herds of elephants, towers of giraffes, herds of Cape Buffalos, and so much more. Our safari to Mkomazi National Park offered not just stunning scenery and wildlife but a deeper understanding of Tanzania’s conservation challenges & victories as witnessed at the Black Rhino Sanctuary and African Wild Dogs Conservation Center. Another highlight of my recent trip included the days we spent with the Maasai at Osiligi-lai Maasai Lodge, located between the majestic Mount Kilimanjaro and Mount Meru. This unforgettable experience included opportunities to better understand the rich culture and traditions of the Maasai tribe through their traditional activities. The activities were meant to share traditional ways of life for the Maasai and included a spear-throwing activity, daily sundown dance on a hilltop overlooking the Osiligi-lai village, sitting around a campfire while Maasai shared stories about their way of life and taking a nature walk to discover the beauty of Maasai land, from roots to leaves, and learn about traditional medicine from nature. Our Maasai guide reminded us that nature does give us what we deserve, not always what we want. As I participated in each of these activities, I had a much better understanding of the Maasai people and left knowing that I would return to Osiligi-lai lodge on my next trip to Tanzania. During our two weeks in Tanzania, we also visited Tarangire National Park, Serengeti National Park, Arusha National Park, and the Ngorongoro Caldera, each one of these national parks offers an array of animals, birds, and landscape reminiscent to each of these parks. Although I could go on and on about all the highlights of this trip, the final highlight of this trip I want to share is about the migration of the wildebeests. While staying at the Serengeti Signature Tent Camp in the Serengeti National Park, we drove to the west part of Tanzania to see and witness the thousands and thousands of wildebeests who were on the move. While people think there is one great migration of the wildebeests, the story of wildebeest’s migration is a story with many chapters. I learned that wildebeests of up to two million animals migrate on a continuous, circular journey across the Serengeti ecosystem. Joining the wildebeests are zebras and gazelles. Migration of these animals is driven by the need for fresh grazing on nutrient-rich plains perfect for the calving season where hundreds of thousands of calves are born within a few short weeks. This explosion of life attracts one of the highest concentrations of predators like lions, hyenas, crocodiles (as they cross the rivers) and predatory birds. We witnessed the migration of wildebeests, accompanied by zebras and gazelles, which seemed to go on and on –there seemed to be no beginning or ending. It was truly a spectacle to witness. Personally, when traveling I want to stay in a place that reflects the culture of the country I’m visiting. Legacy Exchange Outfitters did exactly that with our lodgings. Every place we stayed was unique, and the staff were friendly, welcoming, and always eager to help. Each afternoon after returning from a game drive, we were greeted by the camp/lodge staff with fresh juice and a wet washcloth. Our accommodations included luxury tented camps, lodges, and hotels. To be clear, these were not typical tents; they had beautiful bedrooms and bathrooms (with indoor plumbing). We stayed at Mkomazi View Tent Camp, Osiligi-lai Maasai Lodge, Lake Burunge Tent Camp, and Serengeti Signature Tent Camp. We also stayed at the Farm House in Karatu, Kahawa House in Arusha, and Rhotia Cottage in Karatu. If you are visiting Tanzania for the first time and need lodging recommendations, I encourage you to consider the places where our group stayed. I would highly recommend all of them. For anyone wondering about the food served in Tanzania, I want to share that the food served at each of our lodges/tented camps included a wide selection of tasty meats, vegetables, pasta, potatoes, rice, desserts, fruits, omelets, etc.--all delicious. If any traveler had a special diet or had specific food allergies, the chefs at each place were very accommodating to our group and would make special food for travelers. There are many travel companies in Tanzania to pick from, but I cannot say enough fantastic things about Eugen and Legacy Exchange Outfitters’ vision. Not only does Legacy Exchange Outfitters offer unique and outstanding safari experiences but it combines those with cultural wildlife experiences and transformative travel content. Eugen believes that the best way for travelers to learn and experience the diverse culture of Tanzania is by enabling them to interact directly with local communities. This means exploring the culture and history of Tanzania’s diverse communities through cooking classes, home visits with local families, coffee tours, traditional dance, singing, walking safaris, dining in local restaurants, and meeting and interacting with kids in primary and secondary schools. This year our group brought soccer balls, flying saucers, school supplies and feminine products for girls in secondary school. Our group partnered with Global Uplift Project and their program, Save a Girl, contributing 250 kits to the girls at Banjika Secondary School. The Save a Girl project is a washable, reusable sanitary pad kit that helps girls manage their period so they can stay in school. Not only does Global Uplift make the kits locally by women in the community, providing paid employment for women, it provides kits to girls in developing countries like Tanzania. For these reasons, whenever I travel to Tanzania, I will always choose to travel again with Legacy Exchange Outfitters. Not only do I want to learn about different cultures when I travel, I want to make an impact on the lives of people living in that country. When it was time to say goodbye to Eugen, James, and Peter (our knowledgeable safari guides), it was like saying goodbye to family, our LEGACY FAMILY, but knowing I will return next year made the goodbyes easier. If you or someone you know is thinking about traveling to Tanzania for the first time or second time for a safari adventure and/or cultural experience, consider discovering the magic of Tanzania with Eugen and Legacy Exchange Outfitters. This is a very professional tour company which has experience creating unique itineraries for groups of all sizes. Eugen, CEO and founder of Legacy Exchange Outfitters tour company, will collaborate with individuals, families, or travel agents to create an itinerary that will fit your group's needs and expectations so that everything is set when you arrive. I promise you will experience a safari that will leave a meaningful impact long after you return home, making you want to return as I did! I am already planning to return to Tanzania in 2027. “Tanzania is a country whose magnificence often defies description and brings me back year after year.” Dervia Murphy, ‘Where the Indus is Young (2003).Posted on Tripadvisor bklenkeVerified Bucket List reality I had a wonderful experience while traveling with Legacy Exchange Outfitters this June and July. The owner, Eugene, and his guides James and Peter are knowledgeable and professional. They made my bucket list to Tanzania a reality. I recommend them highly.Posted on Tripadvisor kathleen GVerified Exceeds every expectation, culture, wildlife, comfort, and friendship. My heart and spirit are full. This experience exceeded my expectations being %50 cultural immersion and %50 safari. We had a cooking lesson in a small village with Mama James at her family compound. We had a guided tour then lunch and coffee in another small village with a resident who grew their own coffee and all the food we ate. Then we witnessed a mass migration of the wildebeest, 1.5 million strong. Eugene and legacy took care of us and spread the wealth with local people. No one got sick on our trip, all the food was organic fresh fruits, vegetables, grains and meats. My sister and all the women always felt safe. The accommodations were memorable, like in an African safari movie. You will be thrilled by this safari!!Posted on Tripadvisor NIKOLAOS KVerified Unique Safari experience Truly amazing experience, start till end very well organized by Eugene, our driver and guide Peter was really knowledgeable. Highly recommended!Posted on Tripadvisor Catalina EVerified Amazing experience and guidance! It was an amazing experience, guided by the most knowledgeable tour guide, Peter ! Not my first safari, but the best so far. We've seen a lot of animals and all the explanations and info were on point! Asante sana!
