Tanzania's most famous parks

Today your adventure begins as you fly from your chosen airport to Kilimanjaro or Arusha. We are happy to book your flight to Tanzania, but you can also choose to book it yourself.

Welcome to amazing Tanzania! Upon arrival, you will be met by one of our friendly guides waiting in the arrivals hall with a sign bearing your name. You will then be taken to your hotel to rest and recover from your journey. The area around Arusha is characterized by coffee and banana plantations and is located at a high altitude, which makes the climate pleasant all year round.

If you want to go directly to the national parks, this is possible at an additional cost.

After breakfast, you will continue on to Serengeti. The drive takes about 4–5 hours and passes through beautiful, hilly areas where you will often see Masai herders tending their cattle in their traditional red-checked cloths. The last few hours of the drive are very bumpy as you travel on a gravel road. But even now, you will probably see many animals. As soon as you enter the park, your first safari tour awaits.
The Serengeti is known for its vast plains, which means you can see many different animals. The park has the world's largest concentration of felines, and there is a very good chance of seeing them.

The guide plans the day entirely according to your wishes and their knowledge of where the animals are usually found.

Today, an exciting full day of safari in the Serengeti awaits. You will get up early in the morning to see the savannah come to life. The day will be spent spotting animals such as giraffes, ostriches, hyenas, antelopes, zebras, cheetahs, hippos, elephants, and much more. At dusk, you will return to your accommodation in central Serengeti. Sitting on the savannah surrounded by all the sounds and scents of Africa and looking up at the starry sky is magical. 

Waking up early in the morning, breathing in the fresh air, and watching the sunrise in the Serengeti is something truly special. It's as if a calmness lies over the savannah. The Seronera area, where you will be staying, has a particularly high concentration of animals, and the animals are most active in the morning. After a morning/mid-morning safari in the Serengeti, you will continue on to the Ngorongoro Crater. If everyone is over 10 years old, you can choose to take a short walking tour of the crater rim with a guide. You rarely see large animals here, but the view is spectacular.

Early in the morning, you will begin your descent into the Ngorongoro Crater. For many predators, this is the time of day when they are most active. The trip down to the crater itself is an exciting experience, with an elevation difference of almost 600 meters from the crater rim to the crater floor. The crater is called the Garden of Eden because there are between 25,000 and 30,000 wild animals in this area. With a little luck, you may see the endangered black rhino. Ngorongoro was once as high as Kilimanjaro, but three million years ago, the mountain collapsed after a volcanic eruption and formed this mighty crater.

After the safari, you will travel to Arusha and be dropped off at your hotel.

On day 7, you will travel from Arusha to the exotic island of Zanzibar, which takes about 1 hour. At the airport in Zanzibar, you will be picked up by our local driver and driven to your hotel. Here, wonderful days await you on Zanzibar's beautiful beaches, where you can combine sunbathing and swimming with snorkeling and various other activities.

We suggest staying in Jambiani, a genuine and charming part of Zanzibar where you can really get close to local everyday life. Along the miles-long beach, you can see women gathering seaweed in the tide and fishermen setting out in their traditional dhow boats. The atmosphere is calm and relaxed, perfect for long walks on the beach and discovering small, intimate restaurants and beach bars.
For those who want to vary their beach life, there are plenty of activities in and around Jambiani. Here you can visit caves, cycle through the villages, explore the Jozani rainforest, or go on various boat trips along the coast.

If you want more life and activity, you can choose Paje instead, which is located right next door and offers a wider range of cafés, bars, and water sports, especially kitesurfing.

We also have a wide selection of accommodations in other parts of Zanzibar, so if you would rather stay on a different beach, we will of course help you find the option that suits you best.

Our Swedish contact Helen, who lives in Zanzibar, is available for tips on excursions.

In Zanzibar, you can sink your feet into the warm sand and sip a coconut drink or lie in the shade and read a book.
We suggest staying in Jambiani, a genuine and charming part of Zanzibar where you can really get close to local everyday life. Along the miles-long beach, you can see women gathering seaweed at low tide and fishermen setting out in their traditional dhow boats. The atmosphere is calm and relaxed, perfect for long walks on the beach and discovering small, intimate restaurants and beach bars.
For those who want to vary their beach life, there are plenty of activities in and around Jambiani. Here you can visit caves, cycle through the villages, explore the Jozani rainforest, or go on various boat trips along the coast.

If you want more life and activity, you can choose Paje instead, which is located right next door and offers a wider range of cafés, bars, and water sports, especially kitesurfing.

We also have a wide selection of accommodations in other parts of Zanzibar, so if you would rather stay on a different beach, we will of course help you find the option that suits you best.

Our Swedish colleague Helen, who has lived in Zanzibar for many years, is available if you need advice or tips.

Today you will be driven to Stone Town. On the way, you will stop at a pleasant and authentic spice plantation, where you will be given a tour by a guide who grew up on the plantation. Here you can sample different spices and fruits and enjoy a lunch made from ingredients grown on the plantation.

Stone Town has a very special magic. The charming, narrow alleys, carved doors, and historic atmosphere make the city feel like it's from another time. It's a place full of mystery and life, perfect for exploring on foot.

In the evening, we highly recommend dinner at Emerson, a unique experience at sunset that we are happy to help you book.

If you prefer to stay an extra night at your beach hotel, you can of course opt out of the overnight stay in Stone Town. We can also arrange a shorter visit to the city if you want to experience the atmosphere without changing hotels.

Well in advance of your departure, you will be picked up at your hotel and driven to the airport. Depending on your flight time, you can spend your last day taking a final dip in the pool, enjoying a cup of coffee on one of the lovely rooftop terraces, or strolling around the shops to buy souvenirs and locally produced products.

Today you will arrive home in Sweden after what we hope has been a fantastic trip. We hope you will take many wonderful memories with you to look back on.

Today you will return home from your trip with many wonderful memories.