The Great Migration Tanzania and Zanzibar Safari
Discover Tarangire’s majestic elephant herds roaming amidst ancient baobab trees
Witness the Great Migration in the Serengeti, an awe-inspiring spectacle of nature
Explore the Ngorongoro Crater, a unique wildlife haven and UNESCO World Heritage Site
Experience personalized safari adventures with a professional English-speaking guide
Relax in style with carefully selected full-board accommodations offering ultimate comfort
Unwind on the pristine beaches of Zanzibar, embracing the tranquility of island life
Journey through Tarangire's elephant haven
Navigate the Serengeti's endless plains
Explore Zanzibar, Africa's little corner of paradise
Seek the Big Five in untamed wilds
Seek the stealthy leopard's gaze
Discover Africa's untamed life
Dive into Zanzibar's azure tranquility
Marvel at Kilimanjaro's towering beauty
Itinerary
Welcome to the gateway of Tanzanian adventure. Upon your arrival at Kilimanjaro International Airport, our Safari guide will greet you and escort you to the cozy comforts of your hotel in Arusha. This bustling city, resting at the base of Mount Meru, offers a unique blend of urban excitement and natural wonder. Spend the evening at your leisure, perhaps embarking on a complimentary city tour to experience the vibrant culture and local cuisine of Arusha.
Arusha Planet Lodge
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Your journey into the wild begins with an early departure to the enchanting Tarangire National Park. As you traverse this diverse landscape, keep an eye out for the majestic herds of elephants that call this park home. The park’s serenity is palpable, with the Tarangire River winding through savannas and seasonal swamps. Prepare for awe-inspiring wildlife encounters, including the potential sight of lions on the prowl or leopards lounging in the trees. After a day filled with natural wonders, retreat to your lodge for a serene evening under the African sky.
Marera Valley Lodge
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Today’s journey leads you to the Central Serengeti, the cradle of wildlife diversity. After a nourishing breakfast, set off for a day of exploration in one of the most iconic ecosystems on the planet. The Serengeti’s vast plains are alive with migrating herds of zebra and wildebeest, closely followed by their predators. Enjoy a picnic lunch amidst this breathtaking landscape. As the sun dips lower in the sky, continue your adventure with an afternoon game drive, immersing yourself in the Serengeti’s wild heart before retiring to your camp for a night under the stars.
Kon Tiki Serengeti Camp
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Awake early for a journey to the Northern Serengeti, a region renowned for the Great Migration. Witness this awe-inspiring spectacle at the Mara River, where vast herds of wildebeests and zebras brave crocodile-infested waters. Your guide will find the optimal viewpoint to observe this natural wonder. Spend your day amidst this thrilling display of nature, capturing moments of raw beauty and survival, before heading back to Central Serengeti for a restful night.
Sero Tented Camps – Kogatende
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Awaken to another day in the heart of the Serengeti. Today, you have the chance to delve deeper into the park’s wonders. The Central Serengeti, with its rolling plains and abundant wildlife, offers unparalleled game viewing opportunities. Look out for the big cats – lions, cheetahs, and elusive leopards – in their natural habitat. As the day unfolds, you may witness thrilling predator-prey interactions, emblematic of this untamed ecosystem. As evening approaches, return to the rustic elegance of your camp, recounting the day’s adventures under the African night sky.
Kon Tiki Serengeti Camp
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Embark on a scenic drive to the Ngorongoro Crater, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This immense volcanic caldera hosts an extraordinary array of wildlife, including the Big Five. Descend into the crater for a full day of game drives, marveling at the diversity and density of wildlife in this unique ecosystem. Enjoy a picnic lunch in this picturesque setting, surrounded by the natural beauty of Tanzania’s highlands.
Marera Valley Lodge
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Bid farewell to the mainland as you transfer to Zanzibar. Upon arrival in Stone Town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, you’ll be immersed in a rich cultural tapestry. Explore narrow streets lined with historic Swahili-Omani architecture, visit vibrant markets, and discover the unique blend of African, Arab, Indian, and European influences that shape this historic city. End your day with a comfortable stay at your chosen hotel, reflecting on the day’s cultural journey.
Tembo House Hotel
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Spend these days in the idyllic setting of Matemwe, a pristine beach paradise on Zanzibar’s northeast coast. With its white sandy beaches and clear blue waters, Matemwe is the perfect place to unwind and embrace the tranquility of island life. Whether you choose to relax on the beach, explore the nearby coral reefs, or simply soak in the tropical sun, these days are yours to savor the ultimate beach getaway.
Villa Kiva
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As your Tanzanian adventure comes to a close, we ensure a seamless transfer from your beachside retreat in Matemwe to Zanzibar Airport. Reflect on the unforgettable experiences and the natural splendors you’ve witnessed over the past few days. As you board your flight, carry with you memories of Tanzania’s diverse landscapes, rich culture, and the majestic wildlife that makes this destination truly extraordinary.
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Pricing
Included in price
Transfers listed in the program
Professional English-speaking guide
Safari 4×4 jeep Toyota Land Cruiser
Mineral water in all safari
Single-entry park fees valid for 24 h
Activities listed in the program
International flights
Visa
Drinks at hotels/lodges/tented camps
Laundry service
Tipping and personal expenses
Description
Picture yourself roaming through the untamed landscapes of Tanzania, from the dense elephant-populated forests of Tarangire to the iconic plains of the Serengeti and the awe-inspiring Ngorongoro Crater.
Immerse yourself in the serenity and diversity of the African wilderness. Your journey takes you to some of the most renowned wildlife sanctuaries on the planet.
In Tarangire, witness herds of elephants against a backdrop of baobab trees. In the vast expanse of the Central and Northern Serengeti, track the Great Migration, an epic spectacle of life and survival.
The Ngorongoro Crater, often referred to as Africa’s Garden of Eden, presents a unique biosphere teeming with lions, rhinos, and a kaleidoscope of birdlife.
Your adventure is enhanced by the expertise of a professional English-speaking guide and the comfort of a private Land Cruiser. Equipped with everything you could possibly need, every aspect of your safari is designed for convenience and close wildlife encounters.
Beyond the thrill of wildlife sightings, enjoy the comfort of carefully selected accommodations. Each stop provides full-board service, ensuring your focus remains on the experience, not the logistics. From the moment you land in Arusha, every detail is meticulously planned to ensure a hassle-free and deeply enriching safari.
After the exhilarating safari, transition to the tranquil beaches of Zanzibar for a six-night stay. Here, time slows down, allowing you to soak in the sun, sand, and sea. Zanzibar’s rich cultural tapestry weaves a story of its own with its historic Stone Town and the enchanting Matemwe Beach.
Are you ready to answer the call of the wild and experience the dream of Africa?
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Things to know
The dry season from June to October is ideal for wildlife viewing. For specific experiences like the Great Migration, visit between July and October. Best times to visit Kruger Park for a safari include the dry season from mid-June to September, avoiding South African public holidays to minimize crowds. Early December is also recommended for vibrant vegetation and wildlife viewing. For birdwatching, December to March is ideal. Booking 3-6 months in advance, especially during peak season, is advisable.
Guided safaris typically include dinner and breakfast. Some tours also include lunch. For days without lunch, stops are made for refreshments. Dietary preferences like vegetarianism or specific allergies can be accommodated, though options might be limited in remote locations. Special diets like kosher, halal, or vegan may not be catered for, so flexibility is recommended. Diabetic passengers are advised to carry snacks for potential delays during game drives.
Yes, safaris accommodate families, but it’s best for those with children under 6 to book private tours. Children can join all game drives, but those under six can’t be on open vehicles after dark in Kruger Park. Family-friendly accommodations are provided, and children dine with their parents. Health precautions against malaria are advised. Safety measures include supervision and using a torch at night. Children under 12 may receive discounts when sharing a room with adults.
An African safari offers a blend of adventure, wildlife sightings, cultural encounters, and breathtaking scenery. It’s an opportunity to disconnect from the fast pace of modern life and immerse yourself in nature’s rhythms. Unforgettable moments include the first sighting of an elephant in the wild or the sound of a lion’s roar under a starlit sky. Moreover, your visit contributes to the conservation of Africa’s majestic wildlife and natural landscapes.
Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda, Rwanda, Zimbabwe, Botswana, Zambia, and South Africa are all prime safari destinations. The choice can depend on whether you want to combine your safari with other activities, such as beach stays, cultural visits, natural wonders, or the Winelands of South Africa.
While wildlife sightings can never be guaranteed, you may encounter the Big Five (lion, leopard, rhino, buffalo, and elephant) and a myriad of other species. The unpredictability of sightings adds to the safari’s allure, and even quiet game drives can offer exceptional birdwatching opportunities.
Safaris typically start early with a morning game drive, followed by brunch and a midday break for relaxation. Afternoon drives include a sundowner stop and often continue into the evening, offering chances to spot nocturnal animals. Be prepared for communal experiences in game-drive vehicles, with evening meals serving as a time for sharing the day’s adventures.
Safari costs vary widely, from budget tours to high-end luxury experiences. The choice of accommodation, visiting season, the remoteness of the location, and the mode of travel to the safari site (e.g., road vs. air) all influence the cost. Regardless of the price, consider tipping generously for good service, as it significantly benefits local staff.
Consider whether the tour is family-friendly if you prefer a malaria-free zone, the type of safari (group vs. tailor-made, camping vs. luxury lodge), and if you wish to combine the safari with other activities or destinations. Your preferences and budget will guide your choices.
Most lodges serve Western-style food. It’s advisable to specify dietary requirements in advance. Avoid tap water; opt for bottled water, especially when traveling outside main towns. Remember, Tanzania has banned the use of plastic bags.
Wear lightweight, comfortable clothing in neutral colors for game viewing. Evenings can be chilly, so pack long-sleeved clothing and a sweater. Respect local customs, especially in Muslim-majority areas, by dressing modestly.
Yes, most hotels and lodges offer internet services, and urban areas have cyber cafes. Internet speeds may vary.
Tanzania uses Type G, Type C, and Type D sockets, usually supplying electricity at 230 volts AC / 50 Hz. Bring a travel plug adapter or a voltage converter if necessary.
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