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12 Nights

Wild Tanzania

Explore two of Africa's best-kept hidden secrets in Ruaha National Park and Nyerere National Park before soaking up the sun with four nights of relaxation on Africa's spice island - Zanzibar

Enjoy a private vehicle and guide while on safari, and meet some of Africa's most iconic species. Ruaha is particularly known for its high density of lions and is home to one-tenth of all lions in Africa. While Nyerere National Park is twice the size of Belgium and one of the world's most remote and vast wilderness areas. Together, they both form a fantastic southern circuit that can rival wildlife viewing anywhere in the world. Finish off with four nights enjoying the crystal clear waters and white-sand beaches of Zanzibar.

Tour Highlights 

DAY 1

ARUSHA


On arrival at Kilimanjaro or Arusha airport, you will be met and transferred to Arusha Coffee Lodge. The afternoon is your at leisure to relax and enjoy the beautiful surroundings.

 

Arusha Coffee Lodge is situated on the outskirts of Arusha, nestled within one of the Tanzania's largest coffee plantations.  The aromas of fresh morning brew emanating from the main Plantation House is just one of the many sensory experiences available at Arusha Coffee Lodge.

Accommodation:  Arusha Coffee Lodge: Plantation Room

Meals:  N/A

Activities:  N/A

RUAHA NATIONAL PARK


This morning transfer to the airport for your flight to Ruaha National Park. A journey of approximately two hours. A guide from Kigelia Ruaha will meet you at the airstrip and transfer you to the camp. 

 

Kigelia Ruaha is a small, intimate bush camp with only six guest tents. Oozing charm, the camp offers a truly authentic safari experience, and its simplicity means the focus is on the incredible wilderness right outside your door.  Located in the thriving eastern part of the park Kigelia Ruaha is named after the Kigelia Africana (Sausage Tree) that surrounds the camp.

 

This afternoon head out on your first game drive.

Accommodation:  Kigelia Ruaha

Meals:  Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner, including alcoholic & non-alcoholic beverages

Activities:  Afternoon Game Drive

DAY 2

DAY 3


RUAHA NATIONAL PARK


Enjoy morning and afternoon game drives, searching for the area's abundant wildlife. Your stay at Kigelia Ruaha includes a private vehicle and guide, providing you with the utmost flexibility and the ability to tailor your game drives to your specific interests. Game drives at Kigelia Ruaha are conducted in an open-sided vehicle with experienced guides who intimately understand the environment. Head out with tremendous anticipation of incredible wildlife sightings you might find.

Accommodation:  Kigelia Ruaha

Meals:  Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, including alcoholic & non-alcoholic beverages

Activities:  Morning and Afternoon Game Drives

LAKE ELEMENTAITA

Leaving the Masai Mara after breakfast, travel across the ‘breadbasket’ of Kenya, where acres of wheat and barley dominate the landscape. Lunch will be a picnic stop en route to Lake Nakuru National Park. Arrive at Lake Nakuru in the afternoon and head out on a game drive. Known for its birdlife, the park, with the right climatic conditions, offers the possibility to view thousands of flamingoes feeding in the shallow alkaline lake.

 

While not a large national park, Lake Nakuru is incredibly scenic and has several unique wildlife sightings that make it a worthwhile visit, including good chances of finding black and white rhinos and the endangered Rothschild Giraffe. 

 

Accommodation:  Lake Elementaita Serena Camp

Meals:  Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Activities:  Afternoon Game Drive 

DAY 4

DAY 5

TARANGIRE NATIONAL PARK

After breakfast, continue south towards the Tanzania border and then on to Arusha for lunch. After lunch, you will depart Arusha and pass through the Maasai Steppe, filled with picturesque African villages and coffee and banana plantations.  Arrive at Tarangire National Park, enter the park, and begin exploring with a game drive as you slowly make your way to the lodge arriving for dinner.

Tarangire is most famous for its giant baobabs, a network of swamps, and large herds of elephants rumoured to be the largest population in Tanzania. It is less known for a yearly secret migration where masses of wildlife are drawn to the Tarangire River during the dry season as it remains the last viable water source for miles.

 

Accommodation:  Tarangire Sopa Lodge

Meals:  Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Activities:  Afternoon Game Drive

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