Tanzania's most famous parks

Upon arrival, you will be met by your guide, who will be waiting outside the airport with a sign bearing your name. You will receive a warm welcome, and the guide will accompany you throughout the safari.

The adventure begins the moment you leave the airport and head toward Karatu, a lush area beautifully situated in the Tanzanian highlands. During the trip, you’ll get your first glimpse of everyday life in Tanzania, from the bustling streets of Arusha to the surrounding countryside with its small villages and farmland.
The trip to Karatu takes about 3.5 hours, and the roads are generally in good condition.

Today, you’ll get up before sunrise and head down into the Ngorongoro Crater, which many consider to be one of Africa’s greatest natural wonders. For many predators, this is the time of day when they are most active. The crater was formed several million years ago when a massive volcano collapsed, creating the imposing caldera that is now listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. From the crater rim, an exciting descent of about 600 meters awaits you to the crater floor, where one of Africa’s most wildlife-rich areas stretches out. Around 20,000–30,000 animals live here year-round, offering fantastic safari opportunities.
In the crater, you have the chance to see the Big Five, as well as buffalo, zebras, wildebeests, hyenas, and many other animals.

After the safari, you’ll continue on to your next accommodation in the Serengeti, and even along the way there’s a good chance you’ll encounter more exciting wildlife.

Today promises to be an exciting full day of safari in the Serengeti. You’ll get up early in the morning to witness the sun rising over the savanna as the wilderness slowly comes to life.
The day is spent spotting animals such as giraffes, ostriches, hyenas, antelopes, zebras, cheetahs, hippos, elephants, and much more. The guide will tailor the safari to where the animals are located and will be happy to share their knowledge of the area and its wildlife.

At dusk, you’ll return to your accommodation in the heart of the Serengeti. Sitting in the middle of the savanna and gazing up at the starry sky is a truly special experience. It’s not uncommon to see animals moving about near the camp, and at night you can often hear the sounds of the savanna outside your tent.

After an early breakfast, you’ll check out of your accommodation and set off on your final safari in the Serengeti. The area around Seronera is particularly rich in wildlife, and the animals are most active in the morning hours, offering a perfect opportunity for more memorable encounters with wildlife.

In the morning, you’ll be driven to the airport in the Serengeti to catch your flight to Zanzibar. Watching the savanna stretch out below during the flight is an experience in itself and a fantastic way to end your safari.
Upon arrival, you’ll be met by our local driver, who will take you to your hotel on the shores of the Indian Ocean. Here, you can look forward to relaxing days filled with sun, swimming, and beautiful beaches.

If you'd prefer to take the jeep back to Arusha or book your stay in Zanzibar on your own, that's certainly fine, too.

In Zanzibar, you can sink your feet into the warm sand, enjoy a delicious drink in the sun, or relax with a book in the shade.
We recommend Jambiani, an authentic and charming part of Zanzibar where you can get a close-up look at local daily life. The atmosphere is calm and relaxed, perfect for long walks along the beach and visits to small, intimate restaurants and beach bars. We offer many unique excursions in the area, including tours on our own traditional dhow, Mimi the Dhow.
If you’re looking for a livelier atmosphere, you can choose Paje instead, which is right next door and offers a wider selection of cafés, bars, and water sports—especially kitesurfing.

We also have a wide selection of accommodations in other parts of Zanzibar, so if you prefer a different beach, we’ll be happy to help you find the option that suits you best.

Our Swedish contact, Helen, is on the island and will be happy to help if you have any questions.

Today, we recommend that you visit the legendary Stone Town.

On the way there, our highly popular spice tour at a family-owned farm is the perfect stop. Here, you’ll enjoy a delicious lunch made with ingredients from the farm and have the chance to sample a variety of spices and tropical fruits. Here, you’ll enjoy a delicious lunch made with ingredients from the farm and have the chance to sample a variety of spices and tropical fruits.

After that, the driver will drop you off at your hotel in Stone Town. It is a fascinating city with labyrinthine alleys and beautiful old Arab houses. African, Arab, and Indian influences come together here, and much of the city’s charm has been preserved over the centuries.

In the evening, we recommend dinner at Emerson, a highly acclaimed dining experience that we’d be 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’ll have the chance to enjoy your final hours in Stone Town with a dip in the pool, a cup of coffee at one of the city’s charming rooftop terraces, or a stroll through the alleys to shop for souvenirs and local handicrafts.