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Survival courses
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TANZANIA
"The life of the Hanzabé"
Bushmen
Survival course in Africa
Difficulty:
East Africa
General route
For 10 days, you will discover the natural beauty of the Rift Valley in Tanzania, East Africa. In a pristine environment, in the heart of Hanza country, you will experience an enchanting and unique setting. This indigenous people, one of the last hunter-gatherers in Africa, will introduce you to their survival techniques. You will spend five nights camping, living at the pace of the Hanza, amidst rocks, baobabs, caves, a salt lake, sunsets, acacia trees, rustling sounds, heat, and the calls of monkeys... You will end your trip with a safari in the legendary Ngorongoro Crater Reserve, and your nights will be spent in a luxurious lodge.
In short... A magnificent adventure.
ITINERARY
Day 1 - Pick-up of participants at Arusha/Kilimanjaro Airport
and transfer to the hotel. Dinner and overnight stay in Arusha.
Day 2 - Breakfast. Departure by jeep to the shores of Lake Eyasi. En route, lunch will be served in Maasai country or near Lake Manyara. Arrival in Hanzabe territory and setting up of the first camp, dinner and overnight stay in a survival-style camp in the bush near a Datoga cattle ranch in a peaceful and unspoiled setting.
Day 3 - Briefing on the fundamentals of survival (what constitutes a survival situation? priorities, dangers, objectives, etc.) - Hike along the shores of Lake Eyasi or further into the hills to meet the Hanzabe people. Initial contact with the hunter-gatherers and setting up camp, a traditional meal, introductions... all in a stunning and incredible setting. Crafting various tools, bows and arrows, observing vegetation, stress management, foraging, a local dinner, etc.
Day 4 - Continuing the "survival" adventure in the bush with the Hanzabé. Bow hunting (as every morning). Making bows and arrows. Preparing a meal with your hunted game. Tracking animal footprints, distilling water, building a fire without a lighter or matches, foraging for food, etc.
Day 5 - Continuing the immersion in the world of the Hanzabé, tracking animal footprints, distilling water, building a fire, foraging for food, hunting, etc. Around midday, a hike to an area where baboons are present for observation. Camping with the bare essentials at the foot of a rocky promontory. Evening and night at your own pace, with guidance from our specialists.
Day 6 - Return to base camp where you'll put all your knowledge to the test in a real-life setting! Introduction to rock painting ("Hanzabe pareidolia"), a walk in the bush or on the dry lakebed. Festive evening with the Hanzabe around the campfire, fire-making without a lighter, preparing dinner... Wonderful experiences await!
Day 7 - Last morning with the Hanzabe and departure from the bush in the early afternoon. Meet up with the jeeps and transfer to a superb lodge for an afternoon relaxing by the pool and enjoying a delicious, hot dinner. Overnight in a double bungalow with panoramic views.
Day 8 - Breakfast. Full-day safari in the famous Ngorongoro Crater game reserve, with a picnic lunch in the reserve. Evening and overnight at the lodge, enjoying a luxurious meal and a friendly atmosphere!
Day 9 - Breakfast. Transfer to Arusha in the morning. Lunch en route. Transfer to Arusha/Kilimanjaro Airport.
PLEASE NOTE: The program is subject to change. As the Hanzabé are a free and nomadic people, weather, game, and predators are unpredictable factors that may necessitate adjustments to the program to ensure the smooth running of the course and your safety.
This course includes:
1 survival specialist instructor
+ 1 or 2 guides from the Hanzabé community
Ngorongoro Crater safari
Entrance and camping fees in reserves and national parks
All jeep transfers
5 days of survival training / 3 nights in a hotel
Full board (except lunch on the first day)
Flying Doctor service
Not included:
- International flights, visas ($50/person) and excess baggage fees
- Insurance, tips, personal purchases
- Drinks during meals, and meals not mentioned
€2180 /person
From November 21-29, 2026
Register ( 30% deposit)
* Flights from Paris subject to the prices in effect at the time of your booking.
Booking of the internship without a specific date (voucher valid for 2 years from the date of purchase )
Calendar updated on January 30, 2026
To reserve your place at the workshop of your choice, click on:
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Equipment needed for the course:
- a backpack (recommended weight 8-12 kg max)
- a sleeping bag
- a foam sleeping mat
- a mosquito net
- a tarp and ropes
- a headlamp
- a knife
- hiking clothes (hiking boots, pants, fleece)
- a spare pair of socks
- a pair of flip-flops
- rain gear
- a shemagh (headscarf)
- a hat
- a water bottle (OKO -10% with the code OKOTRIBAUDEAU)
- sunglasses
- a swimsuit
- binoculars for visiting the Crater
- soap and a small towel
- a small waterproof bag
- cameras and GoPros are allowed
- phones without SIM cards are allowed
This internship is supervised by Denis Tribaudeau and/or a member of his team.





Internship testimonials
"Nothing develops intelligence like travel."
Emile Zola

Good evening... I 'm finally taking the time to send you my feedback for Tanzania 2024.
Well, once again, it's a success! Thank you ❤️
When I look back at the photos and see the faces of the people I talk to about it, I realize that this adventure is not for ordinary mortals, that it is extraordinary and unique in its kind.
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Tanzania, what a beautiful country, with its incredibly smiling people. Having lived in Germany for five years now, arriving there was like being hit with a wave of pure joy. The Hadza people moved me deeply, amazed me with their kindness, their simplicity, their smiles, their honesty, their respect for sharing, and so much more. The Tanzanians told us we were going to encounter "savages," but we encountered what was real, pure, and alive. Humans know how to communicate so well with each other, even without speaking a common language. They did things to me that I can't even describe. To this day, I still feel like I'm in a parallel world, trying to ask myself the real questions about my own life.
I hope to be able to hold onto these values and use them every day. It is by learning a little more each day that we can evolve and know who we are, where we come from, and it is by giving love that beautiful things come to us.
Melissa

For me, it was my first survival course and it was perfect.
I was supposed to go to Morocco, but luck played its part, since I was able to send about a hundred people who were able to experience exceptional moments with the last hunter-gatherers of Africa, the "Hanzabés".
I hope that their way of life will be preserved, and that they will still be able to live in their own way in the future as they have since the dawn of time.
It was an unforgettable experience and I realize how incredibly lucky I was to have been able to live through those moments.
I would also like to thank my former colleagues, and more specifically my close colleague, without whom I would never have discovered Denis Tribaudeau and his company "Panter Création" nor even the Hanzabés.
Thanks also to all the participants in this training course.
For some of us, we didn't know each other.
We experienced some powerful, unforgettable moments and we all supported each other through the difficult times.
Thank you all, I will never forget you
Raphael

1. The environment: Hats off to this extraordinary scouting. As a lover of Africa, it was "Wowwww" to live at the pace of the Bush and the Hanzabes for a few days.
If I were to try to find a constructive comment, I'd say I would have liked one to three more days. But I imagine that's purely theoretical; because we clearly saw that the group was eager to be extracted from the Bush, that the duration has been tested over the years, and that the Hanzabes are certainly eager to regain their peace and quiet.
2. Supervision: What can we say about our internship supervisor? 🤪 Top-notch
High emotional intelligence combined with a keen sense of humor, interspersed with teasing glances at her offspring and constant empathy towards a group, quite amateur in this regard, with emotions becoming more intense as the hours go by.
3. The organization: Absolutely top-notch. Thank you to the entire team behind this magnificent and intense, timeless adventure, making it possible year after year.
In short, a rejuvenating and unforgettable experience.
Marlene

I had the chance to participate in Terra Incognita in Tanzania with the Hanzabe people... it was an extraordinary experience, worthy of Mike Horn... sumptuous landscapes, breathtaking sunrises and sunsets. Thanks to Denis's professionalism, we had a magnificent, rich, and enriching stay. Each day was a new adventure filled with hunting, gathering, fire-making, and crafting arrows and bows... a very strong bond united us with the other participants, and the adventure culminated in a spectacular safari and stay at the hotel... I come away from this experience transformed, especially as a person... I highly recommend this course to people who enjoy sharing and exchanging ideas... live your dreams... Thank you again to Denis and Nadia for everything.
Jose

A huge thank you! Thank you to Denis and Nadia for allowing us to experience such an adventure. Thank you both for all the work you put in beforehand! Thank you to Denis for his teaching skills. Thanks to the Handzabés, we learned a life lesson during our survival course. We sometimes had close calls with hell, but it was paradise! Finally, thank you both for allowing me to meet nine incredibly endearing people! An experience I will certainly remember for the rest of my life!
Pierre Jan
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