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Your Journey, Step by Step
After arriving at Kilimanjaro International Airport, our team will be there to drive you to your hotel. Once you check in at your hotel, you will have some time to relax and refresh in your room.
Later in the evening, you will explore Arusha town and visit the local markets or the Cultural Heritage Centre. You will return to your hotel after dinner.
After breakfast, you will drive to Tarangire National Park. The drive from Arusha to Tarangire National Park is approximately 2 hours.
After you arrive in Tarangire National Park, go on a game drive. Tarangire is known for its large herds of elephants, iconic baobab trees, and diverse wildlife.
In the afternoon, after lunch as well, you will continue exploring the national park with more game drives. Later in the evening, you will have dinner and go to your lodge.
After breakfast today, you will leave for Lake Manyara National Park. Lake Manyara National Park is approximately 1.5 hours from Tarangire.
Upon arriving, you will head to a game drive. Lake Manyara is famous for its tree-climbing lions, flamingos, and rich birdlife.
After lunch, you will again continue exploring the park. Later in the evening, you will return to your lodge after breakfast.
After breakfast, you will leave for Ngorongoro Crater. The drive from Lake Manyara National Park to Ngorongoro Crater is approximately 2 hours.
Once you arrive in Ngorongoro Crater, you will descend into the crater for a full day of game drives. The Ngorongoro Crater is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the best places to see the Big Five.
For lunch you will have a picnic in the crater, and in the afternoon you will have more wildlife viewing and then you will then ascend back up.
Early in the morning, after breakfast, you will drive to Serengeti National Park. It will approximately take 3 to 4 hours to reach Serengeti National Park.
As soon as you reach the park, you will explore the Central Serengeti with game drives. The Serengeti is home to the famous Great Migration and is rich in predators like lions, leopards, and cheetahs.
In the afternoon, you will have a picnic at your lodge and enjoy more wildlife exploring. Later in the evening, you will return to your lodge after breakfast.
In the morning, after breakfast, you will head to Northern Serengeti from Serengeti. En route to Serengeti, you will go on a game drive with stops to observe the unique landscapes and wildlife of the northern region.
Depending on the time of year, you may witness river crossings during the Great Migration. Once you arrive in Serengeti, you will go on more game drives. In the evening, you will go to your lodge after dinner.
From Northern Serengeti, you will fly to Zanzibar after breakfast today. The flight between Serengeti and Zanzibar approximately takes 1 hour and 47 minutes.
As soon as you arrive in Zanzibar, you will check in to your hotel and relax. In the afternoon, you will head towards the beach and spend the entire day there. There are several water activities that you can try.
You can try water activities like snorkeling, scuba diving, or taking a sunset cruise. You could also explore Stone Town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, to learn about Zanzibar’s history and culture.
After breakfast, you will head towards the airport for your flight to Arusha. From Zanzibar, a flight from Arusha is approximately 1 hour, 31 minutes.
Once you arrive in Arusha, you will have the entire day free to yourself. You can go exploring the nearby places or just relax in your hotel.
After an early morning breakfast, you will head to Kilimanjaro International Airport for you flight back home.
What’s Covered in Your Adventure
Your Journey, Step by Step
In addition to being comfortable, the accommodations on this tour have been chosen for their natural immersion, environmentally friendly operations, and stunning surroundings. A variety of upscale tent camps, safari lodges, and eco-friendly beachside resorts can be found.
Several Serengeti lodges include roomy tents with wooden decks so you can take in the expansive savanna views from your porch. A pleasant and environmentally responsible stay is guaranteed by features like solar-powered lights, en suite bathrooms, and cozy beds.
Some lodges provide spa treatments, infinity pools, and outdoor showers as a little extra luxury, giving guests the chance to relax while taking in Tanzania’s breathtaking scenery.
You will stay in beachfront lodgings in Zanzibar, where you can easily enjoy the turquoise oceans and golden sunsets because each apartment or bungalow is sometimes only a few feet from the shore. Additionally, some villas include private beach services, which create a calm setting for strolls in the evening or leisure.
Your adventure has been thoughtfully planned to highlight both the range of international cuisine and the depth of Tanzanian tastes.
The cooks on the trip create meals that highlight Tanzanian mainstays like grilled meats, coconut-based curries, and spicy stews using fresh, locally sourced ingredients. To fuel your days of exploration, breakfasts are substantial and frequently include tropical fruits, pastries, and local coffee.
During a wildlife drive, lunch may be eaten as a picnic with pre-packaged, tasty dishes that include Tanzanian-style sandwiches, seasonal fruits, and veggies.
The lodges’ dinners are a lovely experience, with a variety of foreign and Swahili-inspired foods served in warm, lantern-lit settings. At certain programs, you’ll also get to eat outside, which adds a special touch to every day.
Because of its reputation as the “Spice Island,” Zanzibar offers a gastronomic experience that is enhanced by meals seasoned with cardamom, cloves, and cinnamon. Anticipate native sides like coconut rice together with fresh seafood dishes, such as the well-known octopus curry.
Wi-Fi and Connectivity: Many lodges offer Wi-Fi in common areas, but connections can be spotty due to the remote locations. It’s a great opportunity to disconnect and immerse yourself in the experience.
Dress Code: While casual attire is suitable for safari drives, respectful clothing is appreciated when visiting villages or cultural sites. In Zanzibar, be mindful of local customs, especially in Stone Town and other local areas.
Electricity and Charging: Power outlets can be limited in some camps. Bringing a portable power bank is recommended for keeping your devices charged for photography.
Weather: Tanzania generally has a tropical climate, but temperatures vary by region and altitude. It’s a good idea to bring layers, as early mornings and nights can be cool, especially in higher-altitude parks like the Serengeti.
Cultural Etiquette: Friendly greetings are appreciated, and a simple “Jambo” (hello) goes a long way. Tanzania is a welcoming place, and learning a few basic Swahili phrases can enhance your interactions with locals.
Keep voices low to avoid disturbing wildlife.
Stay in the vehicle unless permitted by guides.
Avoid flash photography to respect animals.
Maintain a safe distance from animals for your safety and theirs.
Follow the guides’ instructions carefully for a smooth experience.
Don’t feed or approach animals; it disrupts their natural behavior.
Take only pictures; do not pick up plants, rocks, or other natural items.
Be patient and move slowly to observe animals’ natural behaviors.
Dispose of waste responsibly, leaving no trace.
Carry binoculars for better views without intruding.
Your Questions, Answered
Nine days and eight nights, covering safari destinations and Zanzibar.
Luxury lodges and tent camps close to Tanzania’s wildlife areas, plus a beach hotel in Zanzibar.
Comfortable clothing, a hat, sunglasses, sunscreen, a quality camera, and personal medications.
Yes, this tour is suitable for families. For child-friendly options, please consult with us.
Airport transfers, accommodations, meals as specified, guided game drives, park entrance fees, and a domestic flight to Zanzibar.
No, international flights are not included in the package.
Yes, optional activities like hot air balloon safaris and snorkeling excursions in Zanzibar can be added at an additional cost.
We recommend bringing insect repellent and consulting your doctor about malaria prophylaxis.
Most lodges offer limited Wi-Fi, though connections may vary in remote areas.
While not mandatory, tipping is appreciated by guides, drivers, and lodge staff. Tipping guidelines are available upon request.
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