Safari Holiday Ideas - ITINERARY-02109

The largest country in East Africa, Tanzania is renowned predominantly for its wildlife, and offers unrivalled wildlife viewing opportunities.  

Suggested Itineraries

Prices on request7 Nights in Tanzania
7 day itinerary.

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Prices on requestThe Serengeti and Zanzibar
11 day itinerary.

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Prices from US$ 3,407 pp*Selous, Ruaha and Zanzibar
12 day itinerary.
Guide price valid for travel in July 2012

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Prices on requestA Tanzania Holiday
12 day itinerary.

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Prices from US$ 4,715 pp*Ngorongoro, the Serengeti and Zanzibar
12 day itinerary.
Guide price valid for travel in July 2012

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Prices on requestWildlife and Beach
12 day itinerary.

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Prices from US$ 5,980 pp*Selous Safari Camp and Zanzibar - 12 Nights
12 day itinerary.
Guide price valid for travel in June 2012

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Prices from US$ 7,007 pp*Southern Circuit
10 day itinerary.
Guide price valid for travel in July 2012

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Prices from US$ 7,523 pp*Northern Circuit
11 day itinerary.
Guide price valid for travel in July 2012

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*Prices are per person and are based on today's exchange rates. Exchange rates are subject to change and are updated daily.

Prices exclude international flights - ask us if you would like to include these.

The country is home to Africa’s largest mammal population and the 2nd largest number of bird species ever recorded (around 1,500), so for both the first-timer safari goer or regular safari enthusiasts, the experience will be truly unforgettable.  

The northern safari circuit is the biggest draw for most people, as the game viewing opportunites are endless, and there really is nowhere else where you can witness such a variety of wildlife.  Highlights will include the Serengeti, Ngorongoro Crater, Lake Manyara, Tarangire and Arusha National Parks.

Tanzania's southern safari circuit is less visited, despite the abundant wildlife that inhabits the Selous Game Reserve and the remote Ruaha National Park. Also part of the southern circuit is the isolated and unspoilt Katavi National Park and the even more remote Mahale Mountains National Park.

But it's not all just about the wildlife.  The island of Zanzibar is a tiny piece of paradise in the Indian Ocean, situated just 25 miles from the Tanzanian coast, and 6° south of the equator. Only 60 miles long and 20 miles wide, visitors here will delight in the fascinating history of Stone Town, with its ancient maze of narrow cobbled streets, beautiful mosques, and bazaars.  The crystal blue waters offer superb diving and snorkelling.  The magnificent white sandy beaches are perfect for relaxing on, making Zanzibar a wonderful place to start or end your holiday in this stunning country.