itinerary

Tanzania & Zanzibar

location

Serengeti & Zanzibar

duration

10 nights from £6,053 per person

This 10-night itinerary begins in Tanzania’s iconic Serengeti National Park, where you’ll spend three nights immersed in the heart of the Great Migration at the timeless Serengeti Safari Camp, enjoying expertly guided game drives and walking safaris. From here, you’ll fly to the exotic island of Zanzibar, where a stay at Zuri Zanzibar offers the perfect beachside contrast - a chance to unwind in style after your time on safari.

Serengeti Safari Camp

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Raw, authentic and unforgettable, this itinerary blends the thrill of a true wilderness safari with laid-back island life.

Highlights

Witness the Great Wildebeest Migration & Big 5 across the Serengeti’s legendary plains
Explore the Serengeti with expert guides on game drives and optional walking safaris
Enjoy a sunrise hot-air balloon floating over the endless Serengeti savannah plains
Discover iconic African scenery from the Rift Valley to sweeping river systems
Connect with Maasai culture and local communities firsthand
Spot incredible wildlife including tree-climbing lions and large elephant herds in movement
Savour the rich cultural heritage of Stone Town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site
Unwind on Zanzibar’s pristine, white-sand beaches & relax in luxury resort comfort

Itinerary

Arrive

Kilimanjaro Airport

Day

Serengeti Safari Camp

Serengeti

Tanzania

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Serengeti Safari Camp is a traditional mobile tented camp that moves throughout the year to always be at the optimal vantage point for experiencing the breathtaking spectacle of the Great Migration. Here, you'll witness thousands of wildebeest in their majestic herds as they traverse the vast Serengeti landscape.

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Zuri Zanzibar

Zanzibar

Tanzania

Zuri Zanzibar is a five-star luxury resort located on the pristine white sands of Kendwa Beach, on the northwest coast of Zanzibar. Combining contemporary design with Swahili and African influences, Zuri delivers an exceptional blend of comfort, culture, and sustainability, making it one of Zanzibar’s most sought-after hotels.

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Depart

Zanzibar Airport

What you'll see

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When to go

Temp

30°C

Rain

75mm

January marks the start of the 'short dry season' although the timings can be unpredictable. This is a greener, warmer time of year to be on safari with higher temperatures. The migrating herds can be found in southern Serengeti for calving season and it is a great time to visit Zanzibar.

Temp

32°C

Rain

55mm

February is one of the optimal months for trekking Kilimanjaro, going on safari and visiting Zanzibar. February sees temperatures peak on Zanzibar and the Great Migration is still on the Ndutu Plains in the Serengeti.

Temp

29°C

Rain

142mm

The Great Migration starts heading north, and temperatures are still high. As the month progresses, there is a higher chance of rain as Tanzania enters the long wet season.

Temp

27°C

Rain

254mm

Heavy rain. Traveling during this period is not advised.

Temp

26°C

Rain

199mm

The rains calm as the month progresses. A good time for low season rates.

Temp

25°C

Rain

45mm

The dry season begins on both safari and on Zanzibar and The Great Migration can be found crossing the Grumeti River.

Temp

25°C

Rain

27mm

Perfect safari and beach conditions with long sunny days and little to no rain. The Great Migration moves north to the Mara River.

Temp

27°C

Rain

20mm

Optimal safari and beach conditions with long sunny days and little to no rain. The Great Migration moves further north and the big Mara River crossings are in full flow.

Temp

28°C

Rain

19mm

It starts to get a little warmer as The Great Migration is split between Kenya and Tanzania.

Temp

29°C

Rain

67mm

The Great Migration starts to aim south into a hotter, drier, yellow-grassed Serengeti.

Temp

30°C

Rain

120mm

The 'short rains' arrive where you can expect rain and good weather rolled into one with great savings to be had.

Temp

31°C

Rain

109mm

The weather improves as Christmas approaches. The Great Migration is largely in the central and eastern Serengeti, moving south. Christmas gets very busy and must be booked well in advance.