Safari and Sunshine: Ngorongoro, Serengeti and Zanzibar Tour

This cultural hub is the ideal for your first stopover in Tanzania. The town of Arusha is located at the base of the majestic Mount Meru, a dormant stratovolcano, and Mount Kilimanjaro, the highest mountain in Africa. It is also full of flourishing coffee plantations, so the landscapes are worth exploring!

One of the oldest towns in the country, it offers endless activities and culture for you to explore. From markets to museums and restaurants to visit, you can pack your stay with as many activities as you'd like.

An incredible phenomenon, the Ngorongoro Crater is the only intact caldera in the whole world. Not only that, but it is filled to the brim with diverse flora and fauna, luring endless amounts of animals. You can see almost any animal you can think of here, including the leopard, endangered black rhino, lion, wildebeest, elephant, and much, much more.

This Big 5 safari hub is not to be missed when you visit Tanzania. If you want your dose of culture, the local Maasai tribe and their villages will make for a fascinating excursion.

If you want to witness the Great Migration, the Serengeti National Park is the place to be! This massive park (around 1.5 million hectares) is packed with wildlife, including the famous Big 5. Part of the Great Migration occurs here, where you can see the millions of wildebeest followed by other animals like zebra and gazelle, make their way across the plains for their annual migration journey to greener pastures. If you're an avid birder, rest assured that there are many bird species to admire.

With multiple luxury accommodation options, the Serengeti will undoubtedly be a highlight on your East African safari.

This chain of islands located just off the coast of Tanzania is the perfect island holiday to add to your East African safari itinerary. Home to the famous cultural Stone Town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, a pristine coastline lapped by the warm Indian Ocean, and a selection of islands to choose from, you won't get bored! The locale is also exciting, with night markets, labyrinth streets to peruse, and local street food to feast on.

Don't forget to visit Pemba island, flourishing with mangoes and cloves and thriving fishing culture. End your East African tour on a high in Zanzibar by exploring all it has to offer.