Travel & Tourism
We have generations of deep knowledge about East-African wildlife and local culture to share with you.
Ndifo is the truly Tanzanian safari company
We are one of the very few owned & operated by a native Tanzanian.
We believe that allows us to share a deep connection with this land & people with our guests.
Our founder
A Native Son
Steve Ngowi was born on the southern slope of Kilimanjaro and spent his entire life close to the bush and the wildlife in it. From age 6, his grandfather, safari guide Steven, raised him inside the safari life.
Both spent quite a bit of time with groups of professional British photographers who relied on Steven Sr.’s skill and expertise to help capture the images they sought. Steven’s dream has always been to follow in his grandfather’s footsteps, his ndifo.
Steven’s whole life has been dedicated to safari. It is an integral part of who he is. As the owner and lead guide of Ndifo Safari, he brings this specific knowledge and connection to all his guests. As a native Tanzanian who loves and appreciates the wild world around him, his focus for Ndifo is conservation and preservation of the natural gifts given to our care. That ideal helps form the cornerstone mission of our company.
We Are Serious About Photography
We offer private and group photography workshops of various lengths and price ranges.
Open to any skill set.
From learning how to use your camera to mastering advanced composition techniques, our workshops will enhance your photography skills and certainly add to your safari experience.
Surrounded by professional photographers since childhood, photography is an important focus for Steven and Ndifo. Ndifo jeeps are equipped to become photographer-friendly with removable windows & seats for greater access. Through his experience and trained photographer’s eye, Steven knows what serious photographers are seeking and how to help find the perfect shot.
Ndifo Can Provide The Full Experience
Our guides are some of the few in East Africa to have achieved the walking guide qualification. This means that our guests may choose to experience the feeling of walking among the animals outside the confines of a vehicle.
Achieving this qualification requires at least 18 months of specialized training in the use of firearms and over 120 hours of supervised experience in the field. Having a qualified safari walking guide adds something extra for our guests, if that is something they choose to experience.
A portion of our profits will always go back to help our community: ndifosafari.com/commitment
We have generations of deep knowledge about East-African wildlife and local culture to share with you.
Sustainable Travel
Our focus is conservation and preservation of the natural gifts given to our care. That ideal helps form the cornerstone mission of our company.
Mission & Values
We tailor make unique Tanzania experiences with perspectives not available from western owners & operators.