Tanzania: Luxury Safari & Barefoot Paradise

Begin your Tanzanian adventure in Dar es Salaam. Upon arrival, you will be driven from the airport to your hotel.

Dar es Salaam is the vibrant capital of Tanzania, located off the coast of the Indian Ocean. It is also Tanzania's main port, and is known for its rich cultural and architectural heritage. There are several interesting landmarks dotting the city, some of which date back to the German and British colonial eras. The National Museum and House of Culture, and the Village Museum, provide a glimpse into Tanzania’s fascinating past.

Savour the local cuisine at Kariakoo market or take a stroll along the scenic waterfront. Other famous landmarks such as the White Father's Mission House, the old State House, St. Joseph's Cathedral, and the Botanical Gardens are also worth visiting.

You will be driven from your hotel to the airport, where you will board your flight to Nyerere. The flight time is about 1 hour. Upon arrival, you will be driven from the Nyerere National Park airstrip to your hotel.

Nyerere National Park is the largest national park in Tanzania, and was carved out of the Selous Game Reserve. While on your scenic flight to Nyerere, enjoy a bird's-eye view of its terrain and wildlife, which includes elephants, wild dogs, and rare black rhinos.

The park's remote location, untouched beauty and exceptional game viewing opportunities make it one of Tanzania's top safari destinations. Enjoy a boat safari along the Rufiji River, go fly camping and on guided bush walks, and unwind after a memorable day with a relaxing sundowner.

Roho ya Selous: Morning and evening game drives, guided walks, boat safaris and fishing

Explore Nyerere National Park on thrilling game drives that provide ample opportunities to spot herds of elephants, buffaloes, and lions. Early mornings and late afternoons are considered the best times for wildlife viewing here. You might also get to see the endangered African wild dogs, for which the region is well-known.

Unlike much of Tanzania’s savannah, Nyerere’s expansive landscape includes lakes, rivers, swamps, and swaying palms, all of which make for a lovely boat safari experience. Enjoy fishing and observe wallowing hippos in the waterways between the Manze and Nzerakera lakes.

You can also spot a variety of exotic birds, including Pel’s fishing owls and fish eagles. While here, enrich your safari experience with guided bush walks led by expert naturalists to learn about the park’s diverse flora and fauna.

You will be driven from your hotel to the Nyerere National Park airstrip, where you will board your flight to Ruaha. The flight time is approximately 1-2 hours. Upon arrival, you will be driven from the Ruaha airstrip to your hotel.

Home to one of Tanzania’s largest elephant populations, Ruaha National Park is an expansive wilderness sanctuary renowned for its wildlife and stunning landscapes. Here, you can see massive herds of elephants, gazelles, buffaloes, and over 400 species of birds. Owing to its remote location, much of Ruaha, like Nyerere, remains unexplored. This makes for a more enjoyable and exclusive safari experience, and you will see very few vehicles too.

Jabali Ridge: Morning, evening, and night game drives and guided walking safari

On game drives in Ruaha National Park, you can expect to spot wildlife such as lions, cheetahs, leopards, roan antelopes, bat-eared foxes, kudu, and many exotic birds. Ruaha is also home to endangered African wild dogs. The best times for wildlife viewing are early mornings and late afternoons. You can go on night drives as well to see the park’s elusive nocturnal inhabitants.

Relax after your morning safari with a leisurely bush breakfast under majestic baobab trees before continuing your exploration of the Tanzanian wilderness. Take guided bush walks with an experienced naturalist to learn more about the region’s plants and wildlife. Finally, round off your day with refreshing sundowners and enjoy the serenity of your surroundings.

You will be driven from your hotel to the Ruaha airstrip, where you will board your flight to Zanzibar via Dar es Salaam. The flight time is approximately 2–3 hours. Upon arrival, you will be driven to your hotel. The travel time is about 1 hour.

Located off the Tanzanian coast, Zanzibar is a tropical paradise renowned for its spices, turquoise waters, breathtaking beaches, and historic sites. After exploring the Tanzanian wilderness, soak in the relaxing vibe of this archipelago town. Walk through the winding alleys of the famous Stone Town to get a glimpse of the city’s rich heritage and diverse cultural influences. If you are feeling more adventurous, you can explore the small fishing villages on the surrounding islands.

Explore Zanzibar water sports on your own

With a beautiful coastline scattered with islands, Zanzibar is perfect for outdoor activities and watersports. Go snorkelling or scuba diving to marvel at the local marine life. At Nungwi, you can enjoy a thrilling jet-ski ride around the remote islands of Kendwa and Tumbatu, with a refreshing swimming break along the way.

If the wave and wind conditions are favourable, you can take a kiteboarding or wakeboarding lesson, and feel the rush of the waves. If you want something more relaxing, you can choose to go kayaking or deep sea fishing. After a day well spent, make your way back to your hotel with fond memories.