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Serengeti Fly-in & Zanzibar

This 10-day holiday is the perfect blend of safari and beach. Start by exploring the Serengeti, one of the most prominent national parks in Africa. Search for its abundant wildlife, including the Big Five, on game drives and walks. End your trip with some relaxation, on the exotic spice island of Zanzibar. Spend five nights in a luxury resort set on a white-sand beach, floating in the Indian Ocean and exploring its thriving coral reefs.

Tour type Itinerary

Duration 10 nights

Visiting 10 nights Arusha to Zanzibar , 1 night Arusha , 4 nights Central Serengeti , 5 nights Zanzibar

Interest Safari

Min price range p/p

£4,595 - £6,050pp including international flights

Itinerary overview

Day 1

Arrival in Arusha

Welcome to Tanzania. Upon arrival in Arusha, a local representative will be waiting at the airpor...

Day 2

Arusha and Serengeti

Transfer to Arusha Airport for your flight to the Serengeti. From your tented accommodation, you’...

Day 3

The Serengeti

The Serengeti is home to one of Africa’s highest concentrations of large mammal species, with a p...

Day 4

The Serengeti

For a whole new perspective of the Serengeti, an optional hot-air balloon safari is highly recomm...

Day 5

Serengeti and Zanzibar

A beach break in Zanzibar is the perfect, relaxing end to an action-packed safari in Tanzania. To...

Day 6

Zanzibar

Zanzibar is famous for its spectacular white sand beaches and turquoise waters containing multi-c...

Day 7

Zanzibar

No trip to Zanzibar is complete without exploring its coral reefs teeming with tropical fish on a...

Day 8

Zanzibar

Relax on the beach all day or take a visit to UNESCO-listed Stone Town, where you can discover Om...

Day 9

Zanzibar

Enjoy a final day on the beach, or perhaps take one last optional tour to learn more about the fr...

Day 10

Zanzibar and Departure

Suitably refreshed, you’ll transfer back to Zanzibar airport for your international flight home.

Highlights of trip

Kilimanjaro Scenic Flight

Soar above Africa’s highest mountain on this Kilimanjaro scenic flight. The one-hour trip departs from Arusha airport at 07.00am and passes over the national park, providing aerial views of ancient craters and herds of animals. When you board the plane, you’ll be given a headset and tablet loaded with an audio app that has geolocation tracking, so you can learn about the landmarks below as you fly. As you climb high above the clouds, Kilimanjaro dominates the view with its sparkling glaciers and mighty peaks. The flight is run by Ruka Africa, the pioneer of Kilimanjaro flights, in partnership with Grumeti Airline. You’ll fly in a Cessna Grand Caravan, which can accommodate eight passengers in window seats. This type of aircraft is used all over the world for scenic flights and has high wings that don’t obstruct the view. The flight route follows a figure-eight path on the northern side of Mount Kilimanjaro, so you’ll see everything regardless of which part of the plane you sit in. What’s more, Ruka Africa works with Carbon Tanzania, an organisation that plants trees in key areas of the country to offset their emissions.

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Serengeti Hot-Air Balloon Safari

After watching the crew inflate their craft at the launch site, take flight and drift upwards as the sun rises for an entirely different perspective of the Serengeti; the bright pink-orange haze visible for miles across the vast savannah; a group of grazing zebra becoming distinguishable from their silhouette forms below; a family of elephants wandering just below you. The photo opportunities are incredible. And wherever you land, a Champagne breakfast will be laid out for you to enjoy. It’s one of our most highly recommended safari experiences. Please ask your Personal Travel Expert for details.

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Jozani Forest Tour (from Stone Town, Beaches S/SE & N/NE)

Visit the Jozani Forest to spot rare wildlife and explore boardwalks over the mangroves. This three-hour tour starts with a transfer to the forest, which is a protected natural reserve and part of Zanzibar’s only national park, Jozani-Chawaka. Covering over 6,200 acres, it’s a haven of trees and plants known for their medicinal qualities, as well as wildlife including monkeys, bush pigs, tree hyraxes, dik diks and over 40 species of birds. You’ll take a guided walk along the forest trails, stopping to look at the local flora and wildlife. Jozani Forest is filled with various species of trees, including eucalyptus, baobab, mahogany and teak and is a sanctuary for red colobus monkeys. Previously endangered, there are now about 2,500 in the reserve and their numbers are slowly increasing. The monkeys are very relaxed and used to visitors, so you can get incredible photos of them playing in the treetops and feeding on fruit. Next, you’ll head over the other side of the park to see the mangroves, which are formed by salt water flooding in from the ocean. There’s a wooden boardwalk here which you can wander along for a glimpse into this lush eco-system. Afterwards, you’ll be transferred back to your hotel in Zanzibar.

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Stone Town Tour (from Stone Town, Beaches S/SE & N/NE)

Discover UNESCO-listed Stone Town on this half-day trip, from its decorative Arabic doors to daily market life and Freddie Mercury’s former home. The guided walking tour starts in Stone Town’s slave market, which lies next to the Anglican church and has a moving memorial sculpture. Here, you’ll learn about the sobering legacy of the slave trade in Zanzibar. You’ll get the chance to explore Darajani Market too, which is a hive of activity for locals. Wander around stalls filled with colourful produce and spices, taste some fresh sugar cane juice and spot the town’s famous carved doors. Next, you’ll move on to visit the former home of famous Queen singer, Freddie Mercury, the Old Fort and House of Wonder, which was built by some of the island’s first British settlers. After learning about these key landmarks, you'll have time to go shopping for wooden carvings, spices or Tanzanite jewellery. The tour ends with a visit the Forodhani food market. This is the most popular place for locals and tourists to gather in the evening on Zanzibar, as it’s full of Swahili food stalls selling all kinds of seafood, pilau dishes and Indian cuisine. If your tour is in the afternoon, you’ll enjoy a golden sunset from this busy market.

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Half Day Spice Tour (from Stone Town, Beaches S/SE & N/NE)

Learn how Zanzibar’s world-famous spices are produced at a local farm. On this half-day tour, you’ll be picked up from your hotel and taken to one of the island’s top plantations, which has been growing various spices for generations. The farm is also home to tropical fruit trees such as coconut, mango and papaya, some of which your guide will pick for you to sample. Throughout the tour, your guide will point out everything from black pepper, vanilla and ginger to turmeric, cardamom and cinnamon. Learn how these precious spices are produced, from seed to harvest, and then exported all over the planet. One of the most famous spices you'll see are cloves, which locals often sun-dry and then squeeze to extract their oil for use in medicated soaps.

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