4-Day Exclusive Safari from Zanzibar

From Zanzibar to Tarangire's Elephant Kingdom

Day 1From Zanzibar to Tarangire's Elephant Kingdom From Zanzibar to Tarangire's Elephant Kingdom Your adventure begins with an early morning flight from Zanzibar to Arusha, where you will meet your personal safari guide. From Arusha, embark on a scenic drive to Tarangire National Park, renowned for its vast landscapes, ancient baobab trees, and one of Tanzania's largest elephant populations. During a full-day game drive in the park, you will have the opportunity to witness large herds of elephants wandering across the savannah, prides of lions lounging in the shade and elusive leopards resting on tree branches. Tarangire's diverse ecosystem is also home to giraffes, zebras and various species of antelopes. After an exhilarating day of exploration, retreat to Mawe Mawe Luxury Lodge. Here, you can enjoy fine dining, elegant accommodations, and panoramic views of the surrounding wilderness, providing the perfect end to your day. Main Destination: Tarangire National Park Best Time To Visit July to November (Animals come to the Tarangire River) High Season June to October (The park is full of visitors) Best Weather June to October (Little rainfall) Wildlife in Tarangire NP ElephantAbundant GiraffeCommon LionCommon BuffaloAbundant ZebraAbundant WildebeestAbundant Show more HippoCommon HyenaOccasional LeopardRare CheetahRare Wild DogVery Rare White RhinoNone Black RhinoNone Accommodation: Mawe Mawe Lodge Luxury lodge located 1-2hr drive from Tarangire NP +15 Phot

Ngorongoro's Natural Wonder and Serengeti Bound

Day 2Ngorongoro's Natural Wonder and Serengeti Bound Ngorongoro's Natural Wonder and Serengeti Bound After a delicious breakfast, you will descend into the Ngorongoro Crater, a UNESCO World Heritage site often referred to as the Eighth Wonder of the World. This vast volcanic caldera is home to an incredible density of wildlife, including rhinos, hippos, lions, hyenas and large herds of buffalo. The crater floor serves as a sanctuary for herbivores, attracting predators and providing thrilling hunting scenes. Explore the Lerai Forest, which houses elephants and leopards, and the hippo pool, where pods of hippos relax in the water. Following an unforgettable morning and afternoon game drive, you will continue your adventure with a scenic transfer through the Ngorongoro Highlands to the Central Serengeti. Along the way, enjoy the dramatic shifts in landscape—from lush highlands to the expansive golden plains of the Serengeti. As dusk approaches, you will arrive at Moyo Tented Camp, a luxury retreat offering breathtaking views of the Serengeti and incredible fine dining. Main Destination: Ngorongoro Crater Best Time To Visit June to October (Wildlife viewing is best) High Season Most of the year – July to March (Expect crowds) Best Weather June to October (Rainfall is little to none) Wildlife in Ngorongoro Crater Black RhinoCommon LionCommon BuffaloAbundant ZebraAbundant WildebeestAbundant HyenaAbundant Show more ElephantCommon HippoCommon LeopardOccasional Giraff

Wildlife Spectacle in the Serengeti

Day 3Wildlife Spectacle in the Serengeti Wildlife Spectacle in the Serengeti Wake up to the sounds of nature as the Serengeti comes to life. After a hearty breakfast, embark on a full-day game drive, venturing deeper into the heart of the park. This is big cat territory, where lions roam in prides, cheetahs sprint across the plains and leopards silently stalk their prey. Depending on the season, you might witness the great migration, during which millions of wildebeest, zebras, and gazelles traverse the Serengeti in search of greener pastures—an awe-inspiring natural spectacle! Explore the Seronera Valley, a prime wildlife area known for its year-round predator activity, and stop by the iconic kopjes (rocky outcrops) where lions love to lounge. As the sun sets over the vast plains, return to Moyo Tented Camp, where you can enjoy a private sundowner and a gourmet dinner under the stars, surrounded by the enchanting sounds of the African wilderness. Main Destination: Serengeti National Park Best Time To Visit January to February and June to October (Different areas are best at different times) High Season July to March (The Seronera area is crowded) Best Weather June to October (Little to no rainfall) Wildlife in Serengeti NP ElephantCommon LionCommon CheetahCommon BuffaloAbundant ZebraAbundant WildebeestAbundant Show more GiraffeCommon HippoCommon HyenaCommon LeopardOccasional Black RhinoVery Rare Wild DogVery Rare White RhinoNone Accommodation: Sound of Silence Tented Camp Lu

Sunrise Safari and Return to Zanzibar

Day 4Sunrise Safari and Return to Zanzibar Sunrise Safari and Return to Zanzibar Start your final day with an early morning game drive—the perfect time to spot nocturnal predators like leopards returning from their hunts and lions moving about before the midday heat sets in. As the golden sunrise illuminates the Serengeti, the landscape is transformed into a breathtaking spectacle, providing excellent photography opportunities. You can observe elephants gathering at watering holes, giraffes strolling gracefully, and hyenas scavenging the remains of the night's hunts. After a leisurely breakfast at the camp, say goodbye to the Serengeti as you transfer to the Seronera Airstrip. Here, you will board your late morning or early afternoon flight to Zanzibar via Arusha, bringing your unforgettable safari to a spectacular conclusion. As you soar above the Tanzanian wilderness, take a moment to reflect on the awe, adventure and wildlife encounters that made this safari truly extraordinary. Main Destination: Serengeti National Park Accommodation: No accommodation (End of tour) Meals & Drinks: Breakfast & lunch (Dinner not included) All drinks (Except for spirits/liquor) End of tour (See Getting There for more details)End of tour (See Getting There for more details) Additional accommodation can be arranged for an extra cost. You'll be dropped off at the airport. Interested in This Tour? Request a Quote We advise requesting quotes from 3 operators (Learn why) Requests are