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Giraffe Conservation Tour: 90-Minute Educational Journey
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31 Ratings
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Join a 90-minute walking tour with giraffes near Arusha. Learn about conservation, enjoy a safari, and support local communities.
Join a 90-minute walking tour with giraffes near Arusha. Learn about conservation, enjoy a safari, and support local communities.
Duration:
1 hour, 20 minutes
Cancellation:
24 hours
Highlights
- Arusha Giraffe Centre - You will have a guided tour through the education center. We will illustrate our observations that affect Wildlife, Environment, and Community and why we need to address all three elements. We then look at our solution called Eco-Ag.
- Arusha Giraffe Centre - You will have a guided tour through the education center. We will illustrate our observations that affect Wildlife, Environment, and Community and why we need to address all three elements. We then look at our solution called Eco-Ag.
What's Included
- All fees and/or taxes
- All fees and/or taxes
Additional Information
Embark on a transformative, 90 minute, journey at our pioneering regeneration education center just outside of Arusha.
Understand the issues impacting Giraffes and why their fate is linked to environment and community. Discover a surprisingly simple technique which can create stable rural income and rebuild soil.
Finally reawaken your senses on a walking…
Embark on a transformative, 90 minute, journey at our pioneering regeneration education center just outside of Arusha.
Understand the issues impacting Giraffes and why their fate is linked to environment and community. Discover a surprisingly simple technique which can create stable rural income and rebuild soil.
Finally reawaken your senses on a walking safari around the rehabilitated sanctuary. Enjoy a dignified interaction with the majestic giraffes thriving in their natural habitat.
Refreshments and unique souvenirs available at the cool and airy centre.
- Anyone can join
Location
Arusha Giraffe Centre
Halfway between Kisongo and Duka Bovu on the road to the Serengeti from Arusha, you will see a Pantone petrol station. Opposite is a full-size metal giraffe and a rough road. Take the rough road and follow the Giraffes! This road will bring you the whole way to the Centre!
Cancellation Policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Customer Ratings
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Annand5485xf
Jan 23, 2026
On the trail of the giraffes - This is a very valuable and good natural place, where you get a chance to learn about giraffes and the changes in the drying environment.
I recommend you to go there!
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Paddingtontab
Jan 17, 2026
Cannot recommend highly enough - A truly memorable visit to this worthy initiative, i would recommend to anyone in the area. Wonderful experience being that close to giraffes in their natural habitat and they are trying to do so much for the local community.
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Nghi_n
Dec 25, 2025
Up close and personal with giraffes - Spectacular experience if you're looking for a way to spend your afternoon in Arusha. This conservation reserve is dedicated to protecting these majestic giraffes
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Inetbas
Sep 23, 2025
Support a sustainable environment and giraffes - When we arrived in Arusha. We had a some time to do something. So we visited Arusha Giiraffe Centre. A local initiative to preserve land, nature, giraffes and at the humans by restoring back a sustainable environment. The first part of the tour is spent learning about the land, the impact of humans, importance of agriculture and the endangered Maasai giraffes. Then you explore the grounds where also the giraffes are from a close by distance. We took the opportunity to also have a nice local lunch within this great setting. Understanding that the fee including lunch is there to support this initiative. That by leading by example it can be an inspiration for others. We sincerely enjoyed the experience. Something recommended if you are interested and have a moment in Arusha.
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Gregorywarren_h
Sep 23, 2025
Within 3 meters of giraffes - It is a 45-60 minute drive from Arusha. Then depending on exactly where the 4 giraffes are, it is 1-2 kilometers walk. Then you get to stand as close as 3 meters to the giraffes. Take all the pictures you want.
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Yannick
Sep 11, 2025
Great visit and experience - An amazing and informative visit. A great way to spend an afternoon. The founders of the center have done an amazing job on rehabilitating the land in their park to accommodate and care for giraffes. the staff are friendly and highly knowledgeable.
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Jep5828
Sep 11, 2025
Amazing and ethical experience - An amazing experience at an ethical giraffe sanctuary. We were able to walk pretty close to them, without feeding or petting which affects their ability to release them back to the wild in the future. It’s not very touristy or overcrowded, uses money generated from tickets to educate the local children and farmers on giraffe protection and regenerative farming. We were greeted with a drink and tasty snack, and our guide was very knowledgeable and friendly. Would also recommend checking out the toilets XD
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Lovetravel144961
Aug 18, 2025
BEST DAYTRIP IN ARUSHA - The organisation is committed to the renaturation of the region, is increasingly reforesting the surrounding area and is training farmers and schoolchildren in ecology. During the walk with giraffes, we came within 3 metres of these wonderful animals several times. I would heartily recommend it to anyone!!!
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Naomi
Aug 10, 2025
Amazing walking tour with giraffes - I found out about the Arusha Giraffe Centre on Google. Upon arriving a lovely guide called Jerome explained in depth how giraffes are an endangered species. Hence why the centre was set up. The giraffes have been rescued from some of the game reserves and will be released back into the wild once they are ready.
It was fantastic seeing giraffes so close and being able to spend some time with these majestic animals. You cannot feed or pet them. It is all about conservation and that is the priority. However you can walk very close to them. I was only a few feet away.
If you have time the centre is well worth a visit.
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K6301dxcolinb
Jul 31, 2025
Up close and personal with giraffes - The guide really knew all about the local habitats and farming practices. We now know how endangered giraffes are. Then we went out of foot...and got up close to 4 giraffes. Amazing. Definitely recommend this tour !!
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