Every guest who travels with us leaves a living legacy in Tanzania — a baobab seedling planted in a degraded area. But that’s just the beginning.
50,000 Trees and Counting
Since 2018, we’ve planted over 50,000 trees — baobabs, acacias, and indigenous species — in wildlife corridor zones between Tarangire and Lake Manyara. These corridors allow elephants to move between parks safely.
12 Schools Supported
Tourism revenue directly funds 12 primary schools in communities bordering national parks. When families benefit from tourism, poaching drops. It’s that simple.
200 km² Protected
We partner with Tanzania National Parks Authority to fund anti-poaching patrols in underserved areas. Our contribution covers 200 km² of wilderness in the southern Serengeti — an area with no other funding source.
How It Works
5% of every safari fee goes directly to the Easy Travel Conservation Fund. Not to a third party. Not to administration. Directly to trees, schools, and rangers. Every shilling accounted for, every impact measured.