9 nights, 3 distinct landscapes — safari & indian ocean.
From the first transfer to the final morning, every stop earns its place — baobabs and elephant herds; year-round big cats on the plains; reef, sand and Stone Town.
Add a night in Arusha before or after — a relaxed arrival or a buffer before your flight home. Just ask.
Round trip · returns to Arusha





Drive from Arusha to Tarangire, a park of giant baobabs and dense elephant herds, and take a first drive along the river.
Continue by road into the central Serengeti and drive the Seronera valleys for resident lion, leopard and cheetah.
Full days among the Seronera river lines — the surest big-cat country in the Serengeti — with the long midday to rest.
A full day further onto the plains and kopjes, routed by where the prides and herds are moving.
Full days among the Seronera river lines — the surest big-cat country in the Serengeti — with the long midday to rest.
Fly to Zanzibar to Zanzibar — the rest of the day is for the beach, the reef and the lanes of Stone Town. Snorkel or dive the reef, wander Stone Town, or simply move between sea and shade.
Snorkel or dive the reef, wander Stone Town, or simply move between sea and shade. A free day — a spice tour, a dhow cruise, or nothing at all but the Indian Ocean.
A free day — a spice tour, a dhow cruise, or nothing at all but the Indian Ocean. Stone Town is the reason Zanzibar is more than a beach. For centuries the monsoon winds made it the hinge of Indian Ocean trade — spices, ivory, and enslaved people — and that history is written into its coral-stone lanes, its mosques and Hindu temples, its Omani fort and its carved doors. Walk it with someone who knows the stories and the island stops being a postcard and becomes a place.
Snorkel or dive the reef, wander Stone Town, or simply move between sea and shade.
Transfer to Zanzibar airport for your flight home — or onward to the next chapter.
The herds gather on the short-grass plains of Ndutu and the southern Serengeti to calve — daily births and intense predator action.
The migration pushes north and the Mara River crossings begin — the headline months, and the busiest. Book well ahead.
A gracious coffee-estate lodge with private cottages and gardens — the refined way to start or end a safari.
Contemporary tented suites on the central plains, with telescopes, plunge pools and broad migration views.
A remote Asilia camp in former cheetah-research country, prized for its big cats and uncrowded plains.
A serene, design-led lodge between Tarangire and Manyara, with private guiding and a strong eco-ethos.
Barefoot-luxury villas on a quiet southern beach — minimalist design and total seclusion.
A design-led resort in lush gardens above Kendwa beach, stylish and relaxed.
Add nights, swap a park, extend to the coast — this route is a starting point, not a fixed menu. Tell us how you travel and we'll route the rest.