Embark on an unforgettable 15-day safari in Tanzania that takes you from the dramatic landscapes of Lake Natron, where flamingos adorn the shoreline with their vibrant pink colors, to the wildlife-rich Tarangire National Park, home to massive herds of elephants and ancient baobab trees. Descend into the breathtaking Ngorongoro Crater, a natural amphitheater teeming with diverse wildlife, before exploring the endless plains of the Serengeti National Park, where big cats roam and the Great Migration unfolds. Conclude your journey in the idyllic Zanzibar, where you can unwind on pristine beaches and immerse yourself in the island’s vibrant culture and rich, spice-filled history—a perfect blend of adventure and relaxation.
If you prefer to travel between July and October, please contact us for a tailor-made package!
Flamingo watching
Hiking to waterfalls
Game drive in Tarangire National Park
Game drive in Tarangire National Park
Visit the African Art Gallery
Half day Crater Tour (game drive)
(Jan – Mar) – Ndutu Region | Lemala Ndutu Camp
OR
(Apr – Jun / Nov & Dec) - Central Serengeti | Kubu Kubu Tented Lodge
Game Drive in Serengeti National Park
(Flight back to Arusha)
(Flight to Zanzibar)
Flight from Johannesburg to Kilimanjaro Airport. After clearing immigration and collecting your luggage, our friendly safari team will meet us for our transfer to Arusha, based at the foot of the impressive Mt. Meru. Spend the day at leisure.
Stay: Kahawa Lodge
Room: Standard room
Meals: Dinner & breakfast
Drive from Arusha to Lake Natron and enjoy a walk along the lake’s otherworldly shores, where flamingos and dramatic volcanic scenery create a stunning backdrop. Spend the evening watching the sun set over this incredible landscape, soaking in the serene and unforgettable atmosphere.
Stay: Lake Natron Camp
Room: Tent
Meals: Lunch, Dinner & breakfast
Enjoy a full day exploring the Lake Natron area, taking in its striking scenery and unique atmosphere. Hike to the nearby waterfall along a 2.5 km trail that winds through a picturesque gorge, leading you to a refreshing oasis tucked within the desert landscape.
Stay: Lake Natron Camp
Room: Tent
Meals: Lunch, Dinner & breakfast
After breakfast, we head off to Tarangire National Park, known as the land of giants - elephants and baobab trees. Enjoy a game drive in the park on-route to our lodge for check in.
Stay: Tarangire Nyakani
Room: Tent
Meals: Lunch, Dinner & breakfast
Enjoy a full day with game drives in Tarangire National Park. The landscape and vegetation are incredibly diverse with a mix that is not found anywhere else in the northern safari circuit, with grassy swamps, dense woodland, tall grass, and the Tarangire River, home to an abundance of animals and birdlife. The park can also be described as a baobab garden. These giant ancient trees are not only food but also a water source, of which animals like elephants make full use. The Silale Swamps in the southern part of the park are fascinating, and a must place to visit.
Stay: Tarangire Nyakani
Room: Tent
Meals: Lunch, Dinner & breakfast
There’ll be time for a morning game drive in Tarangire before we move north to the iconic Ngorongoro Crater. As we drive towards Ngorongoro Crater, we will drive past Lake Manyara National Park with the Rift Valley escarpment looming on the eastern horizon, forming an impressive backdrop to the lake. We travel through the local town of Mto Wa Mbu (Maasai for Mosquito Village – the only place in Tanzania which represents all of its tribes – 120 ethnic groups). Bananas are the main export in the area, and there are over thirty species of banana in the village, including a red banana which we recommend you give a try! Continue to the Crater where we will spend the nights in an authentic tented camp in the rim valley close to the Crater floor.
Stay: Lions Paw
Room: Standard room
Meals: Lunch, dinner, breakfast, and a selection of alcoholic & non-alcoholic
Today we'll rise early morning to witness the sunrise over the Crater before enjoying an extended game drive along the Crater floor. A quick and easy trip down onto the magnificent Ngorongoro Crater floor (referred to as the Garden of Eden). Witness an unforgettable spectacle of African wildlife - a world teeming with animals. The park sustains a vast variety of animals, including the black rhino, with its year-round water supply and fodder. Another big drawcard to this picturesque park is its dense population of predators, which includes lions, hyenas, jackals, cheetahs, and the ever-elusive leopard. A drive through the forest will allow you to feast your eyes on some of the most spectacular green vegetation you will ever see.
Stay: Lions Paw
Room: Standard room
Meals: Lunch, dinner, breakfast, and a selection of alcoholic & non-alcoholic
Apr – Jun / Nov & Dec
After breakfast, drive to the Ndutu Region, enjoying the beautiful scenery along the way. You may choose to visit a Maasai village en route for an optional cultural experience at an additional cost. Continue toward your lodge with an introductory game drive, offering early wildlife sightings as you enter this remarkable area.
Stay: Ndutu Region – Lemala Ndutu Camp
Room: Tent
Meals: Lunch, dinner, breakfast, and a selection of alcoholic & non-alcoholic
OR
Jan - Mar
After breakfast, drive to the Serengeti, taking in the changing landscapes as you travel toward the heart of Tanzania’s most iconic park. Along the way, you may choose to visit a Maasai village for an optional cultural experience at an additional cost. Continue into the Central Serengeti and enjoy an introductory game drive en route to your lodge.
Stay: Central Serengeti – Kubu Kubu Tented Lodge
Room: Tent
Meals: Lunch, dinner, breakfast, and a selection of alcoholic & non-alcoholic
For a once in a lifetime experience, we highly recommend an early morning hot air balloon safari (for your account) – a unique 'bird's eye' game viewing experience, before landing in the beautiful wilderness and enjoying a full bush-style breakfast, complete with fresh coffee, tea, fruits, and champagne.
Enjoy twe full-days game drive to explore more of what the park offers and to enjoy the greatest safari spectacle in the world – the great wildebeest migration as massive herds of wildebeest call the Serengeti home.
Jan - Mar
Stay: Ngorongoro Conservation Area – Lemala Ndutu Camp
Room: Tent
Meals: Lunch, dinner, breakfast, and a selection of alcoholic & non-alcoholic
OR
Apr – Jun / Nov & Dec
Stay: Central Serengeti – Kubu Kubu Tented Lodge
Room: Tent
Meals: Lunch, dinner, breakfast, and a selection of alcoholic & non-alcoholic
Today we take it a little bit easier after a packed safari filled with endless memories and sightings. We enjoy a leisurely breakfast with some great Kilimanjaro coffee before your transfer to Seronera Airstrip for your flight to Arusha Airport. At Arusha Airport you will connect with your flight to Zanzibar. Here you will be welcomed and transferred to the hotel to overnight.
Stay: Diamond Mapenzi Beach Club
Room: Superior Room
Meals: Lunch, dinner, breakfast, and a selection of alcoholic & non-alcoholic
Enjoy 3 full days of leisure on the beach at Zanzibar.
Stay: Diamond Mapenzi Beach Club
Room: Superior Room
Meals: Lunch, dinner, breakfast, and a selection of alcoholic & non-alcoholic
Enjoy a leisurely morning, check out, and transfer to Zanzibar Airport for our onward flight home.
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Valid Until: 14 Dec ‘26
SA Resident Price per Person Sharing:
| Jan & Feb ‘26 | R162,499pps |
| Mar ‘26 | R156,858 pps |
| Apr & May ‘26 | R124,794 pps |
| June ’26 | R139,748 pps |
| Nov – 14 Dec ’26 | R129,357 pps |
International Traveller Price per Person Sharing:
| Jan & Feb ‘26 | US$9,948 pps |
| Mar ‘26 | US$9,602 pps |
| Apr & May ‘26 | US$7,639 pps |
| June ’26 | US$8,555 pps |
| Nov – 14 Dec ’26 | US$7,918 pps |
INTERNATIONAL FLIGHTS FROM SOUTH AFRICA:
International flights from Johannesburg or Cape Town are available on Kenya Airways and Ethiopian Airlines.
A shallow, alkaline lake in northern Tanzania at the base of the active Ol Doinyo Lengai volcano. Known for its striking red and pink hues caused by mineral-rich waters and algae, Lake Natron is one of the most important breeding grounds for lesser flamingos in East Africa. The surrounding landscape of volcanic plains, escarpments, and hot springs supports hardy wildlife adapted to the harsh conditions, while the dramatic scenery makes it a unique and otherworldly destination.
A 2,642 km² park in northern Tanzania named after the Tarangire River that flows through it. Tarangire is characterized by classic African savanna dotted with monumental baobab trees and is especially known for its large elephant populations (during the dry season, it has one of the highest concentrations of elephants). The park also shelters plentiful wildlife like wildebeest, zebra, giraffe, buffalo, and predators, all drawn to its life-sustaining river and swamps.
Tanzania’s flagship park, covering ~14,763 km² of rolling plains, kopjes, and riverine forests. The Serengeti hosts Earth’s greatest large-mammal migration: each year nearly 2 million wildebeest, zebras and gazelles follow the rains in a epic circular trek. It’s also famed for its predators – the vast plains sustain around 3,000 lions, plus many leopards, cheetahs, hyenas – offering some of the most spectacular wildlife viewing on the planet.
The Ngorongoro Crater is the world’s largest unbroken volcanic caldera and is regarded as the 8th wonder of the world. It is one of the most diverse and fascinating areas of Tanzania and has been given the status of a World heritage site and International Biosphere Reserve. The fertile slopes and steep forest-covered walls are home to approximately 30,000 animals including the rare black rhino. The various ecosystems found within the 260 square kilometre crater floor sustain Cape buffalo, elephants, wildebeest, zebras, elands, gazelles, hippos, numerous bird species as well as a high concentration of predators. Although birdlife is generally good throughout the year, from November to April, migratory birds from Europe and Northern Africa are present and many resident birds are in breeding plumage.
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