Welcome to Tanzania! This incredible country is a paradise for wildlife enthusiasts boasting some of the sought after destinations and pristine national parks in Africa. Situated in the Great Lakes region of East Africa Tanzania is renowned for its wilderness areas.. Lets not forget about the Serengeti ecosystem, where millions of plains animals embark on their migrations across fertile savannas.
Upon reaching Arusha, a city in the north you'll catch a 30 minute connecting flight to Seronera Airstrip located within Serengeti National Park itself. This iconic wildlife sanctuary serves as the epitome of a destination. The term "Serengeti" translates to " plains" in Maasai language and this protected area spanning 5,700 miles (14,763 square kilometers) truly lives up to its name. It holds UNESCO World Heritage Site status. Is recognized as a Biosphere Reserve due to its contribution towards conserving an extraordinary concentration of plains game worldwide—including the renowned Big Five; lions, leopards, buffalo, elephants and black rhinos.
If you're fortunate enough to arrive during the season ( from June to November) you may get a chance to witness the awe inspiring phenomenon known as the Great Migration, within the Serengeti.
Witnessing the spectacle known as the " wildlife show, on earth " you'll be captivated as over a million wildebeest along with hundreds of thousands of zebras and Thomsons gazelles, embark on a lengthy journey to find new grazing areas. Upon reaching your destination you will make your way to the camp where an introductory game drive awaits you. After settling in you can choose between venturing out for wildlife sightings or indulging in some relaxation time at the camp with a captivating book. With three days, at your disposal there is no need to feel rushed or hurried.

Experience the adventure, for wildlife enthusiasts as you embark on thrilling safaris through the Serengeti. Over the couple of days immerse yourself in one of the worlds ecosystems and witness its incredible wildlife up close. Don't forget to capture those moments with your camera!
The early mornings are particularly magical for wildlife sightings. During this time you can expect to witness giraffes and zebras grazing. If luck is on your side you might even catch a glimpse of lions in action as they hunt wildebeest and gazelles. Keep an eye out for elephants. Buffalo too while leopards and rhinos are elusive but possible sightings. You can choose to have lunch in the field or back, at camp before continuing your afternoon game drive. Each night enjoy a dinner served at camp

Welcome to Zanzibar!
In the morning you'll catch a flight from the Serengetis Seronera Airstrip to Zanzibar. This group of islands is known as one of East Africas destinations. When you arrive at the airport your own personal driver will be waiting to take you to your hotel. After settling in feel free to relax on the beaches surrounded by towering palm trees and enjoy the views of the Indian Ocean.
Depending on your chosen hotel you'll have access to amenities and luxurious comforts like a butler/chef, a rooftop terrace and a refreshing plunge pool overlooking the mesmerizing coastline. If thats the case you might want to spend the day at your villa and later experience an evening.
However if you're up for some exploration there are plenty of activities. Take a walk, along the beach go snorkeling in waters or choose from various other island adventures. If you're traveling with someone treat yourselves to a lunch on your very own private sandbank. Like in the Serengeti there's no need to rush because you have days ahead to discover every corner of this magnificDays 5 6; Optional Activities, in Zanzibar
Zanzibar offers a plethora of activities to keep you entertained. Course the main highlight is its beaches. You can easily spend the couple of days unwinding on these sandy stretches. Alternatively if you're in a mood the coastal village of Nungwi offers an abundance of beach clubs and vibrant party vibes. On the hand if tranquility and relaxation are what you seek Michamvi Kae is the spot for some peaceful isolation.
Perhaps you'd prefer to embark on a snorkeling or diving tour? Matemwe, located on the coast is renowned for both activities granting access to the mesmerizing coral reefs around Mnemba Atoll. Another option is to explore Jozani Forest, home to creatures like the colobus monkey. For nature based adventures consider visiting the Kuumbi Caves in Jambiani on the southeast coast. Apart from swimming and hiking opportunities there are also options like surfing kayaking through mangrove forests or cycling around the island. If you're up, for it why not venture out into the sea for a sport fishing expedition. Try your hand at catching marlin and sailfish?
Additionally make sure to allocate some time exploring Zanzibars town well. Besides its beaches and natural beauty Zanzibar boasts a history.
The historic heart of the capital, Stone Town holds a place, as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This maze of alleys bustling shops, vibrant bazaars and serene mosques houses some of Zanzibars most important structures. One notable example is the Arab Fort, a stronghold constructed during the century. A recommended activity is to wander through Stone Town and appreciate its distinctive blend of Arabic architectural styles with Indian influences. Additionally you can pay a visit to the location that once served as a slave market and gain insights, into this chapter in the islands .

As the sun sets on Zanzibar it's bittersweet to bid farewell to this paradise. In the morning you'll make your way, to the airport, in Zanzibar.Take a flight back . From there you'll catch your connecting flight home. Wishing you travels!