Serengeti tented camp
A wildlife-focused base selected around season and route.
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A week of northern wildlife softened by five slow days on the Indian Ocean - dhow sails, long lunches and nothing at all to do.
A twelve-day pairing of the Serengeti with Zanzibar, balancing active wildlife days and a genuinely slow coast finish.
The safari section can move with the season. On the island, time is left open rather than filled with compulsory excursions.
A suggested sequence for a typical season. Exact days can move, and often should.
Rest after arrival and review the route ahead.
Reach the plains by light aircraft and begin with an afternoon drive.
A full day around river valleys, kopjes and open grassland.
Move toward the area offering the strongest wildlife context for your dates.
Carry a picnic or return to camp, deciding around sightings and energy.
Revisit a promising area or explore a quieter edge of the ecosystem.
A final drive leads to the airstrip and a direct flight toward the coast.
Leave the day open for swimming, walking or simply staying put.
Choose an optional water activity according to conditions.
No fixed programme; the day belongs to the beach.
Visit Stone Town or keep the final full day quiet on the coast.
Transfer to Zanzibar airport for onward travel.
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A fly-in northern safari followed by a direct light-aircraft connection to Zanzibar.
The line is a planning overview, not a turn-by-turn road map. Final routing responds to season and confirmed accommodation.
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5 nights
A wildlife-focused base selected around season and route.
A small coastal stay selected for beach conditions and preferred atmosphere.
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Pricing guidance
Price on request. Your final quotation is shaped by travel dates, accommodation level, party size and the balance of road and air transfers.
Open plains at first light, a descent into the crater floor, and unhurried afternoons where the only schedule is the one the wildlife keeps.
Follow the herds across the Mara River and the western corridor, timed season by season with guides who read the grass before the guidebooks do.
Boat safaris on the Rufiji, walking country in Ruaha, and long stretches of wilderness where you may not see another vehicle all day.
Send your dates and who is travelling, and a planner will reply with a route and a real cost.