Tanzania Safari & Zanzibar Escape: From Savannah to Sea
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Tanzania Safari & Zanzibar Escape: From Savannah to Sea

A Journey of Wild Beauty, Cultural Discovery, and Coastal Serenity

10 days
Tanzania
From $6,355per person

At a Glance

Duration

10 days

Destinations

Tanzania

From Price

$6,355 pp

Accommodation

Mid-Range

Meals

All meals included

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Overview

This 13-day adventure blends Tanzania’s most iconic safari landscapes with the tranquil shores of Zanzibar. Begin your journey in Arusha, exploring the lush Arusha National Park by vehicle and canoe, before traveling through the elephant-rich Tarangire and into the cultural heartland of Lake Eyasi. Here, you'll meet the Hadza and Datoga tribes and connect with East Africa’s most ancient traditions. From the awe-inspiring Ngorongoro Crater to the endless plains of the Serengeti, enjoy thrilling wildlife encounters guided by your private safari expert. Then unwind in paradise on Zanzibar’s white-sand beaches, where spice tours, sunset dhow cruises, and coastal charm await. This itinerary is a perfect mix of discovery, relaxation, and unforgettable moments.

Your Route

Parks & Reserves

Serengeti National Park

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The greatest wildlife spectacle on earth

Ngorongoro Crater

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Africa's Eden — a volcanic caldera teeming with Big Five

Tarangire National Park

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Ancient baobabs, massive elephant herds and off-the-beaten-path magic

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Signature Experiences

Highlights of This Journey

1. Great Migration & Predator Action in Serengeti

1. Great Migration & Predator Action in Serengeti

Witness the drama of the Great Migration (seasonal) and the thrill of predator sightings in one of Africa’s most celebrated safari destinations.

2. Wildlife Viewing in Ngorongoro Crater

2. Wildlife Viewing in Ngorongoro Crater

Explore the breathtaking Ngorongoro Crater, a natural amphitheater teeming with wildlife and striking scenery.

3. Lake Manyara’s Tree

3. Lake Manyara’s Tree

Climbing Lions - Keep an eye out for lions perched in acacia trees, and marvel at flamingos and hippos in this compact yet ecologically rich park.

4. Relaxation on Zanzibar’s White

4. Relaxation on Zanzibar’s White

Sand Beaches - Unwind on Zanzibar’s turquoise shores, where soft sands and warm waters provide the perfect Indian Ocean escape after your safari.

5. Explore Stone Town’s Cultural History

5. Explore Stone Town’s Cultural History

Stroll through Zanzibar’s historic Stone Town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site filled with Swahili-Arab architecture, spice markets, and coastal charm.

6. Traditional Spice Farm Experience

6. Traditional Spice Farm Experience

Engage your senses on a guided spice tour through Zanzibar’s aromatic plantations, learning about cloves, nutmeg, vanilla, and their role in island culture.

Wildlife

What You Might Encounter

Wildebeest

Over 1.5 million wildebeest complete an annual circuit across the Serengeti-Mara ecosystem — the largest terrestrial mammal migration on the planet.

Lion

The Serengeti supports the world's largest lion population, with prides spread across every ecosystem zone from kopjes to riverine forest.

Leopard

Seronera's rocky outcrops and sausage trees are among the most reliable places in Africa to spot leopard.

Cheetah

The open short-grass plains of the southern Serengeti offer exceptional cheetah viewing, especially during the dry season.

African Wild Dog

Increasingly rare, the painted wolf is an occasional treasure — pack sightings in the Serengeti are a highlight for any safari veteran.

Black Rhino

One of Africa's healthiest wild black rhino populations — Ngorongoro's crater floor is one of the best places on earth to see them.

Flamingo

Lake Magadi in the crater floor turns pink with flamingos during the wet season — a striking contrast against the green caldera walls.

Elephant

The crater's bull elephants are legendary for their size and the extraordinary span of their tusks.

Baobab

Thousand-year-old baobab trees define Tarangire's skyline, providing roost sites for vultures and shade for lions.

Gerenuk

This long-necked gazelle stands on its hind legs to browse acacia tips — a Tarangire speciality rarely seen elsewhere.

Ready to start planning your safari?

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