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  • 14 Days / 13 Nights
  • Max People : 40

This fourteen-day itinerary explores Tanzania’s major wildlife regions together with Zanzibar Island. The journey begins in the northern safari parks. Tarangire, Lake Manyara, Ngorongoro Crater, and the Serengeti plains. These areas support dense wildlife populations and strong Big Five sightings.

The adventure continues with a flight into Ruaha National Park. Ruaha stands among Africa’s largest and least crowded wildlife parks. Large lion prides, wild dog packs, and elephant herds dominate the landscape.

The final stage of the journey takes place on Zanzibar Island. White sand beaches, coral reefs, and historic Stone Town provide relaxation after days of wildlife exploration.

These itinerary fits travelers who want an extended safari across Tanzania’s top ecosystems with time on the Indian Ocean coast.

Included and Excluded

  • Airport transfers in Arusha and Zanzibar
  • Private 4x4 safari vehicle with pop up roof
  • Professional English-speaking safari guide
  • Domestic bush flights Serengeti to Ruaha and Ruaha to Zanzibar
  • Park entrance fees for all national parks
  • Full board accommodation during safari
  • Beach resort accommodation in Zanzibar
  • Game drives and guided tours listed in itinerary
  • Drinking water during safari
  • International flights to/from Kilimanjaro Airport (JRO) and from Zanzibar (ZNZ)
  • Optional hot air balloon safari over the Serengeti (highly recommended — book in advance)
  • Travel insurance
  • Visa fees (Tanzanian visa available on arrival or via e-visa portal)
  • Gratuities for guides
  • Personal items

Highlights of the Tour

  • Big Five safari across Tanzania’s major national parks
  • Large elephant herds in Tarangire and Ruaha
  • Ngorongoro Crater wildlife viewing with high predator density
  • Extensive Serengeti game drives across the endless plains
  • Remote safari experience in Ruaha National Park
  • Stone Town cultural tour and spice plantation visit in Zanzibar
  • Snorkeling and beach relaxation on Zanzibar Island

Itinerary

Your grand East African adventure begins the moment you touch down at Kilimanjaro International Airport (JRO). After clearing customs and collecting your luggage, your private safari driver will be waiting with a warm welcome, ready to whisk you into the heart of Arusha - Tanzania's northern safari capital and the gateway to some of Africa's most legendary wilderness. Your afternoon is spent immersing yourself in Arusha's rich culture and heritage. Visit the Arusha Cultural Heritage Centre, a treasure trove of Tanzanian art, jewellery, and Maasai crafts - a perfect introduction to the vibrant traditions you will encounter on safari. Next, explore the Natural History Museum, where fascinating exhibits on East African geology, palaeontology, and tribal culture set the scene for the incredible journey ahead. As the equatorial sun dips behind Mount Meru, enjoy a welcome dinner at your hotel and a briefing from your guide on the extraordinary days to come.

  • Dinner and overnight at your Hotel Arusha.

Rise before dawn on Day 2 and drive south into the ancient landscape of Tarangire National Park - one of Tanzania's best-kept secrets and arguably the finest elephant-watching destination on the African continent. During the dry season, the Tarangire River acts as a magnet for wildlife, drawing enormous herds of elephants, zebras, wildebeest, and giraffe from across the region. Spend two full days exploring this spectacular park through morning and afternoon game drives, venturing deep into the northern sectors that most visitors never reach. The iconic giant baobab trees - some over a thousand years old - cast dramatic silhouettes against the golden savanna, creating a backdrop unlike anywhere else in Tanzania. On Day 3, lace up your boots for an unforgettable walking safari led by expert Maasai guides. Trek through the bush on foot, learning to read animal tracks, identify medicinal plants, and experience the raw, unfiltered sounds of the African wilderness in a way that no vehicle game drive can replicate.

  • Dinner and overnight at a lodge or tented camp.

Morning departure toward Lake Manyara National Park. Lake Manyara sits along the base of the Great Rift Valley escarpment. The park includes forest, open grassland, and alkaline lake habitat. Game drive across the park. Search for the famous tree climbing lions resting in acacia branches. The lake attracts thousands of flamingos and over four hundred bird species. Large troops of baboons and blue monkeys occupy the groundwater forest near the park entrance.

  • Dinner and overnight at a lodge near Karatu.

Two days dedicated to the world's most famous caldera. Day 5 features a full-day descent into the Ngorongoro Crater. On Day 6, we venture to the Oldupai Gorge, where the Leakey family discovered evidence of human evolution, followed by the stunning and less-visited Empakaai Crater. Expert Tip: The Oldupai Museum is a world-class facility; it provides a profound perspective on our shared human history that stays with you long after you leave.

  • Return to the lodge for dinner and overnight.

Morning drive through the Ngorongoro highlands toward Serengeti National Park. Enter the Serengeti ecosystem and begin game drives across the plains. Central Serengeti supports strong predator populations throughout the year. Look for lions resting on granite kopjes, cheetahs scanning the plains, and leopards resting in acacia trees

  • Dinner and overnight at a a lodge/ camp in Serengeti .

Board a scenic bush flight and leave the Northern crowds behind. You will fly south to Ruaha National Park—Tanzania’s largest and most remote wilderness. This is "Old Africa": rugged, vast, and untouched. Expert Tip: Ruaha is a predator’s paradise, hosting one of the world's largest lion populations and the rare African Wild Dog.

  • Dinner and overnight at the lodge. in Ruaha

2 Full Safari Days · Night Game Drives · Rare Antelope Species • Two full days of exclusive game drives in Ruaha's remote wilderness. •Track enormous elephant herds, African wild dog packs, and rare antelope including greater kudu, roan, and sable. • Night game drives with spotlights, revealing nocturnal wildlife daytime drives miss entirely. •The remoteness of Ruaha means you regularly enjoy extraordinary sightings with no other vehicles in sight. Insider Tip: Ruaha's low visitor numbers are its greatest gift. It is entirely normal to spend an hour with a wild dog pack or a lion pride in complete solitude.

  • Dinner and overnight in Ruaha.

Morning game drive followed by transfer to the airstrip. Flight via Dar es Salaam to Zanzibar Island. Arrival and transfer to a beach resort along the north or east coast. Relax on the beach and enjoy sunset views over the Indian Ocean.

  • Dinner and overnight at your Zanzibar resort.

Morning transfer to Stone Town for a guided historical tour. Explore narrow streets filled with carved wooden doors, historic mosques, and local markets. Visit the Old Fort, the Anglican Cathedral built on the former slave market site, and the Darajani Market. Continue to a spice plantation where cloves, cinnamon, vanilla, and nutmeg grow. Afternoon boat trip to Prison Island to see the giant Aldabra tortoises.

  • Dinner and overnight at your Zanzibar resort.

Enjoy a final morning of world-class snorkeling at Mnemba Atoll or the southern reefs. Spend your last few hours basking in the sun before our team transfers you to Zanzibar Airport (ZNZ) for your journey home

  • Pro Tip: Arrive at the airport 3 hours early. Security and check-in for international flights can be slow during the peak season

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