Big 5 Safari in Tanzania with Zanzibar Finale
Introducing the ultimate African experience with the best of two worlds – a perfect combination of our best-selling 7-day safari through Tanzania’s wild heart and most iconic parks, with a grand finale of 4 days in the paradise of Zanzibar! Lock eyes with the Big 5 in their natural habitat, explore Tanzania’s breathtaking landscapes, and as the savannah sun sets – end your East African adventure by the white beaches and crystal-clear waters under Zanzibar’s swaying palms. Why settle for one when you can enjoy both? Join us on this Big 5 safari for the African experience of a lifetime!
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HIGHLIGHTS
TAILOR YOUR BIG 5 SAFARI YOUR WAY
Choose your adventure the way that suits you best with our customizable Big 5 Safari! Go with a group excursion and share the thrill, or enjoy a private tour for a more intimate exploration of Tanzania’s wilderness. Our 7-day journey cover meals, accommodations, park fees, and guides through the Northern Circuit’s most iconic parks – Serengeti, Lake Mayara, Ngorongoro crater and the elephant-rich Tarangire. Guided by expert guides, you’ll be witness marvels of nature, the annual wildebeest migration, and experience encounters with the Maasai culture on this unforgettable African safari adventure!
ZANZIBAR’S SUN, CULTURE AND COASTAL CHARM
Right after a week of an incredible Tanzanian bucket-list safari, you’ll swap the scenery into Zanzibar’s magical environment on a journey that blends sun-drenched relaxation with cultural discovery. For a few days you’ll be able to recharge your batteries on the island’s famed white-sand beaches, and dive into the history within the stone walls of Stone Town. From snorkeling in coral reefs to wildlife encounters in Jozani Forest, you’ll discover Zanzibar’s unique essence, where every day is an adventure and every night a starlit serenade.
If you want to extend your stay in the paradise of Zanzibar, check out all available travel plans of our Simply Zanzibar, and if you’re interested to explore a more luxury safari in Tanzania – you should take a look at our Luxury Leopard Safari in Tanzania! With World Adventure Tours you always have the opportunity to tailor your dream vacation down to every detail – contact us and let’s make your dream come true!
| Day 1 |
KILIMANJARO AIRPORT – MOSHI | SPRINGLANDS HOTELArrive at Kilimanjaro Airport, Tanzania. After clearing customs, look for your driver. They will be waiting for you, holding a sign with your name. Your driver will transport you to Moshi. Overnight at Springlands Hotel (with breakfast) or Similar. |
| Day 2 |
LAKE MANYARA | HIGHVIEW HOTELDrive to Lake Manyara National Park in the morning. Set against the steep escarpment of the Rift Valley, you’ll find Lake Manyara National Park with its evergreen groundwater forest and various ecosystems, including acacia woodland, grassy plains, a swampy fan delta, and – of course – the expansive lake. This diversity attracts various mammal, bird, and wildlife species. Manyara is also home to rare tree-climbing lions. The park offers excellent game viewing with buffalo, impala, giraffe, bushbuck, waterbuck, hippos, and many elephants roaming near the lake. Also, look out for blue monkeys, velvet monkeys, and very active olive baboons. Overnight at Highview Hotel (with lunch, dinner & breakfast) or Similar. |
| Day 3 |
SERENGETI | SERENGETI SAFARI LODGE or SERENGETI WILDEBEEST CAMPHead out after breakfast for the drive to Serengeti National Park. “Serengeti” is derived from the Maasai language, meaning “endless plain.” En route to the Serengeti, you can experience Maasai culture by visiting a Maasai village (at an additional fee). Also, you can visit Olduvai Gorge (at an additional fee), known as the Cradle of Humanity. This Museum is a testament to the long journey that humanity has made from its humble roots in East Africa to its current state as the dominant species on Earth. Enjoy a game drive enroute to your camp. Overnight at Serengeti Safari Lodge or Serengeti Wildebeest camp (with lunch, dinner & breakfast) or Similar. |
| Day 4 |
SERENGETI | SERENGETI SAFARI LODGE or SERENGETI WILDBEEST CAMPRelax for a full day in the Serengeti – unequaled for its beauty and home to the Great Wildebeest Migration. The huge herds of plains game, such as wildebeest, zebra, and antelope, dominate the park, while the attendant predators, such as lion and cheetah, are to be found amongst the many kopjes scattered across the plain. Its landscape varies from open grass plains in the south, savanna with scattered acacia trees in the center, hilly, wooded grassland in the north, to extensive woodland and black clay plains to the west. Overnight at Serengeti Safari Lodge or Serengeti Wildebeest camp (with lunch, dinner & breakfast) or Similar. |
| Day 5 |
NGORONGORO CRATER | HIGHVIEW HOTELEnjoy a morning game drive en route to Ngorongoro Crater. Descend into the Ngorongoro Crater for game driving and exploration. The crater is 600m deep, 16km across, and 265 sq km in area. Enjoy the spectacular scenery and game viewing in what has been described as the world’s eighth wonder. Many of Tanzania’s last remaining black rhinos can be seen grazing on the open grassland of the crater floor, surrounded by some of the 20,000 large animals that occupy the crater, including lion, cheetah, eland, zebra, and gazelle. Flamingos, among other bird species, can often be seen feeding at Makat Soda Lake. Afternoon drive to your lodge for your overnight stay. Overnight at Highview Hotel (with lunch, dinner & breakfast) or Similar. |
| Day 6 |
TARANGIRE NATIONAL PARK | SPRINGLANDS HOTELDrive to Tarangire National Park in the morning. Tarangire is traversed by the Tarangire River, which never dries up. Being the only water source during the dry season, it draws hundreds of animals to the park, making wildlife and bird viewing spectacular. The landscape is varied, with grassy savannah plains, swamps, hills, and spectacular baobabs. Overnight at Springlands Hotel (with lunch, dinner & breakfast) or Similar. |
| Day 7 |
KILIMANJARO AIRPORT – ZANZIBAR AIRPORT | KENDWA ROCKS / SUNSET KENDWA / ZANZIBAR MAGIC BOUTIQUE HOTELEnjoy a leisurely morning before your transfer to Kilimanjaro airport for your flight to Zanzibar. Arrive at Zanzibar Airport, meet your driver, and transfer to your hotel. Overnight at Kendwa Rocks or Sunset Kendwa or Zanzibar Magic Boutique Hotel or Zanzibar Queen Hotel (Bed and Breakfast) or Similar. |
| Day 8 |
LEISURE DAY | KENDWA ROCKS / SUNSET KENDWA / ZANZIBAR MAGIC BOUTIQUE HOTELSpend the day at your own leisure, relaxing and taking in the magnificent views. Overnight at Kendwa Rocks or Sunset Kendwa or Zanzibar Magic Boutique Hotel (Bed and Breakfast) or Similar. |
| Day 9 |
LEISURE DAY | TRANSFER TO STONE TOWN/ TEMBO HOUSEBreakfast at leisure then transfer to Stone Town, Spend the day at your own leisure, relaxing and taking in the magnificent views of this town. Overnight at Tembo House (Bed and Breakfast) or Similar. |
| Day 10 |
ZANZIBAR AIRPORT | DEPARTUREPick up at your hotel at your suggested time for your transfer to Zanzibar Airport. |
THE AFRICAN ADVENTURE OF A LIFETIME
Experience the best of both worlds with our exclusive travel plan that combines the thrilling encounters of Tanzania’s Big 5 Safari with the serene, sun-kissed retreat of Zanzibar’s beaches—a unique fusion of wild adventure and tranquil luxury.
- Enjoy a complete African experience with both wildlife experiences and beachside relaxation.
- Witness all the must-see highlights and hidden gems of Tanzania and Zanzibar.
- Experience the depths of local culture from the heart of the Serengeti to the historic Stone Town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
WILDLIFE WONDERS AND ISLAND ADVENTURES
This travel plan is an adventure thoughtfully designed to present the breathtaking beauty of Africa’s wildlife in Tanzania’s most iconic parks, alongside the cultural and natural wonders of Zanzibar. You’ll be given the chance to stand in the vast expanse of the Serengeti, tracking the Big 5 with guides who offer insights into each thrilling sighting. And as the wildlife echoes fade, Zanzibar awaits with its blend of historical depth and relaxing atmosphere. This adventure is made as a traveler’s dream to explore without compromise. From luxury lodgings to cultural excursions, every aspect is chosen to create an unparalleled mixture of experiences — the perfect package deal for those who wish to embrace the full spectrum of Africa’s wonders.
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What documents do I need to travel to Tanzania?
A visa is required when traveling to Tanzania. Currently, this can be obtained online, on arrival at airports and border crossings, and is valid for 90 days. A valid passport is mandatory. Your passport must be valid for at least 6 months beyond the date you expect to leave Tanzania.
Do lodges and camps have mosquito nets?
We carefully select the accommodation on safari so that you are comfortable and relaxed and can experience a one-of-a-kind atmosphere during your safari. All rooms/tents during your safari are fitted with mosquito nets or are insect-proofed to protect you against bites. You are also advised to use insect repellent to further protect yourself, especially outdoors in the evenings.
Is Tanzania safe to travel to?
Tanzania is generally considered a safe destination for safari-goers. Visitors should follow the safety guidelines provided and take necessary precautions, such as avoiding walking alone at night or leaving valuables unattended.
When does the wildebeest migration take place?
The wildebeest migration takes place in Tanzania typically between the months of November to August, although the timing can vary slightly depending on the weather patterns each year. The migration is a continuous movement of around 1.5 million wildebeest and large numbers of zebras and gazelles across the Serengeti plains in Tanzania in search of fresh grazing land and water. In November and December, the herds of wildebeest can be found in the northern Serengeti near the Kenyan border, where they start calving. As the rains stop and the dry season sets in, the herds begin to move south in search of water and fresh grazing. By April and May, the herds are usually in the central Serengeti. By June, the wildebeest and other herbivores gather at the Grumeti River, where they must cross to continue their journey south. By July, the herds are usually in the eastern Serengeti; by August, they move into the northern region of the Ngorongoro Conservation Area.
Is it safe to drink water in Tanzania?
Drinking tap water in Tanzania is generally unsafe, as it may contain harmful bacteria and parasites that can cause illnesses such as typhoid, cholera, and hepatitis A. Drinking only bottled or filtered water is important to avoid getting sick. You can buy bottled water at most shops, hotels, and restaurants in Tanzania. When traveling in Tanzania, it’s also important to avoid drinking water from sources such as lakes, rivers, and streams, which may also contain harmful bacteria and parasites. Instead, use bottled or filtered water to brush your teeth and rinse your mouth after brushing. Additionally, avoiding ice in drinks and peeling fruits and vegetables before eating them is a good idea to reduce the risk of ingesting contaminated water.
What are the best national parks to visit in Tanzania for a safari?
Tanzania is home to many national parks, but the most popular ones for safaris are Serengeti National Park, Ngorongoro Crater, Tarangire National Park, and Lake Manyara National Park.
What kind of wildlife can I expect to see on a Tanzania safari?
Tanzania is home to a wide variety of wildlife, including lions, elephants, giraffes, zebras, wildebeest, hippos, buffalo, leopards, cheetahs, and many species of birds.
What is the best time of year to go on a Tanzania safari?
The best time to go on a Tanzania safari depends on your preferences. The dry season from June to October is the best time for game viewing, but it can be crowded and more expensive. The wet season from November to May offers lush landscapes, fewer crowds, and lower prices, but some parks may be closed due to flooding.
What kind of transportation will be used during my safari?
Our safaris are in 4×4 vehicles, which are ideal for navigating the rugged terrain of the national parks. Some safaris may also include flights to remote areas or walking safaris.
What should I wear on my safari?
It’s important to dress in layers and pack versatile, easy-to-wash, and dry clothing. Don’t forget also to bring sunscreen, insect repellent, and a small backpack to carry your essentials while on safari. Choose comfortable, practical, and appropriate clothing for the weather conditions. Lightweight, breathable clothing such as cotton or linen shirts, pants, and shorts. Long-sleeved shirts and pants can also help protect you from the sun, insects, and thorny bushes. Neutral-colored clothing such as khaki, beige, or olive green. Avoid bright colors or patterns, as they can scare off wildlife or attract insects. Closed-toe shoes such as sneakers or hiking boots for walking safaris or nature walks. Sandals or flip-flops can be worn around camp but may not provide enough protection for outdoor activities. A hat or cap to protect your head and face from the sun. Sunglasses protect your eyes from the bright sunlight. A light jacket or sweater for cooler mornings and evenings. Swimwear if you plan to visit a lodge or camp with a swimming pool. A rain jacket or poncho if you’re traveling during the rainy season.
Is swimming in Zanzibar safe?
Swimming in Zanzibar can be safe if proper precautions are taken. Zanzibar is surrounded by beautiful beaches with clear water, making it a popular destination for swimming, snorkeling, and other water activities. However, like any coastal area, there are potential dangers to be aware of. One of the main concerns when swimming in Zanzibar is the risk of strong currents and riptides, particularly during high tide. It’s important to only swim in designated areas with lifeguards present and to pay attention to any warnings or flags indicating dangerous conditions. Another concern is the potential presence of jellyfish and other marine life that can cause harm. It’s a good idea to wear protective clothing when swimming, such as a rash guard or wetsuit, and to avoid swimming during jellyfish season, which typically occurs from December to March. It is also important to be mindful of the sun and take appropriate measures to protect your skin, such as wearing sunscreen and a hat and seeking shade during the hottest part of the day.
When is the best time to visit Zanzibar?
The best time to visit Zanzibar is during the dry season, which runs from June to October. During this time, the weather is generally dry, sunny, and pleasant, with little to no rainfall. The temperatures are also cooler, making exploring the island and its attractions a great time. Another good time to visit Zanzibar is from December to February, during the short dry season. However, this period coincides with the peak tourist season, so expect higher prices and larger crowds. The rainy season in Zanzibar runs from March to May and also from November to early December. The weather can be hot and humid during this time, with heavy rainfall and occasional storms. It’s still possible to visit Zanzibar during the rainy season. However, some activities may be limited, and the sea conditions may not be ideal for swimming and water activities.
What should I know about the different parts of Zanzibar island?
The historic center of Zanzibar City is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and is known for its narrow streets, colorful markets, and unique architecture. This area offers a range of accommodations, from budget-friendly guesthouses to luxury hotels. Staying in Stone Town allows you to experience the island’s culture and history up close. The northern coast of Zanzibar is known for its pristine beaches, turquoise waters, and coral reefs, making it a popular spot for diving and snorkeling. There are a number of beach resorts and hotels in this area that offer stunning ocean views and easy access to water activities. The east coast of Zanzibar is known for its long, sandy beaches and tranquil atmosphere. This area is ideal for relaxation and beachcombing. A variety of accommodations are available, ranging from budget-friendly lodges to luxury resorts. The southern coast of Zanzibar is less developed and offers a more secluded and off-the-beaten-path experience. This area is ideal for those who want to escape the crowds and enjoy a more laid-back atmosphere. This area has a few beach lodges and guesthouses and some local villages to explore.
Do I need vaccinations to visit Zanzibar?
Yes, it is recommended that visitors to Zanzibar receive certain vaccinations before traveling. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and the World Health Organization (WHO) recommend the following vaccinations for travelers to Tanzania, which includes Zanzibar: Routine Vaccinations: This includes vaccinations such as measles-mumps-rubella (MMR), diphtheria-tetanus-pertussis, varicella (chickenpox), and polio. These vaccines are recommended for everyone and should be up to date. Hepatitis A: This vaccine is recommended for all travelers to Tanzania, as hepatitis A can be contracted through contaminated food or water. Typhoid: This vaccine is also recommended for travelers to Tanzania, as typhoid fever can be contracted through contaminated food or water. Yellow Fever: A yellow fever vaccination is required for travelers coming from countries with a risk of yellow fever transmission. It is also recommended for all travelers over nine months of age. Other vaccinations to consider include hepatitis B, rabies, and meningococcal meningitis, depending on the length and purpose of your visit and your personal health history and risk factors. It’s important to speak with your healthcare provider or a travel medicine specialist at least 4-6 weeks before your trip to ensure that you are up to date on all recommended vaccinations and to discuss any other health considerations related to your travel to Zanzibar.
Is there a dress code I should remember during my Zanzibar Holiday?
Zanzibar is a predominantly Muslim area, so it’s important to dress modestly, especially when visiting public places or local communities. Women should cover their shoulders, avoid tight-fitting or revealing clothing, and wear long skirts or pants. Men should also avoid wearing shorts, and both genders should avoid wearing beachwear or swimwear outside of the beach or pool areas. When entering mosques, homes, or other religious sites, removing your shoes is customary. It’s a sign of respect, so be sure to bring socks or shoes that are easy to remove. It’s acceptable to wear swimwear on the beach or at the pool areas of your resort or hotel, but avoid wearing it in public areas, such as markets or streets. Women are not required to wear headscarves, but it’s a sign of respect to cover your head when visiting mosques or other religious sites. Zanzibar is a tropical destination with a warm and humid climate, so it’s important to wear comfortable clothing made from breathable fabrics. Light-colored clothing can also help you stay cool and protect you from the sun.
Do I need a visa to visit Zanzibar?
Visitors to Zanzibar who are not citizens of East African Community member states (Kenya, Uganda, Rwanda, Burundi, Tanzania, and South Sudan) are generally required to have a visa to enter the country. However, visa requirements may vary depending on your country of citizenship and the length and purpose of your visit. Most visitors to Zanzibar will need a tourist visa, which is valid for a single entry and allows for stays of up to 90 days. You can obtain a tourist visa upon arrival at the airport or port of entry in Zanzibar or apply for an e-visa before your trip. The cost of a tourist visa varies depending on your country of citizenship. It’s important to check the latest visa requirements and application procedures with the Tanzanian embassy or consulate in your country before your trip, as requirements and procedures may change without notice. It’s also recommended to apply for a visa well in advance of your trip to ensure that you have enough time to obtain one if needed.
Should I book my Zanzibar island activities before or during my trip?
It’s generally a good idea to book your activities on Zanzibar Island before your trip to ensure that you can secure a spot and plan your itinerary in advance. This is especially important if you’re traveling during the peak season (June to October and December to January), as activities and tours can book up quickly during this time. Please get in touch with us at sales@worldadventuretours.com to book your activities on Zanzibar Island. Booking your activities in advance also gives you the opportunity to compare prices, read reviews, and choose the best options for your budget and interests.
What is the tipping etiquette for safari guides and mountain crews on trips like this?
Tipping is highly appreciated at the end of safari/mountain climb. The size of tips will vary depending on the length and complexity of the trip, the number of staff on the trip and the number of clients on the trip. Generally, groups like to meet together before the end of the trek to discuss how much they would like to tip each staff member based on their individual trek experience. You should prepare an envelope after your trek for your tip money at the Hotel. You can use US dollars, Euros, TZ Shillings or a combination of these. Please ask the Safari/Climbing coordinator at the Hotel for advice.
RECOMMENDED TIP:
Mountain Climbs: $25-50 USD per Day per Climber to be shared between guides, chefs and porters.
Safaris: Driver/Guide: $35-50 USD per Day per Car. If it is a camping safari there will be a tip for the cook $10 USD per Day.
THESE ARE JUST GUIDELINES AND TIPS CAN BE GIVEN TO SAFARI STAFF/MOUNTAIN CREW ACCORDING TO SERVICES PROVIDED.
Accommodation Tanzania
Springlands Hotel
Springlands Hotel in Moshi, 29 km from Kilimanjaro Airport (JRO), offers accommodation with amenities like an outdoor pool, complimentary parking, a bar, 24-hour reception, and free WiFi. Continental or à la carte breakfast is served at the hotel.
Rooms are equipped with air conditioning, a seating area, satellite TV, a kitchenette, dining area, and private bathroom with all essentials, including a kettle. Enjoy a hiking around Moshi, with a mini-supermarket just 3 km away.
Upgrade to Chanya Lodge or Gran Melia Hotel.
Highview Hotel
The hotel offers dining in its restaurant or in the serene garden, with a mix of local and international dishes served à la carte or buffet style. Packed lunches are available for day trips. In the lounge, relax with a drink, enjoy board games, internet access, or cultural shows. The gardens provide shaded seating and house an organic vegetable and fruit garden.
Guests can enjoy hiking around Moshi, with a mini-supermarket just 3 km away.
Upgrade to Highview Coffee Lodge or Endoro Lodge or Tarangire Kuro Treetop Lodge.
Serengeti Safari Lodge
Located in the Seronera Tana Spring Area of Serengeti National Park, Serengeti Safari Lodge offers 15 luxury self-contained tents with private facilites.
Enjoy a luxurious experience with amenities as a swimming pool, spa services, a restaurant with local and continental dishes, a bar with a fireplace, internet access and a gift shop.
Upgrade to Ole Serai Luxury Camp, Moru Kopjes.
Serengeti Wild/Wildebeest Camp
The Serengeti Wild Camp features 20 spacious, self-contained tents, offers a close-to-nature experience including hearing distant elephant trumpeting at night.
Nearby, the Serengeti Wildebeest Camps – an extra area with 10 similar tents, providing comfortable wildlife encounters in the heart of Serengeti National Park.
Both camps offer modern amenities like internet, bars, a multi-cuisine restaurant and special dining experiences, including bush meals.
Upgrade to Serengeti Safari Lodge or Ole Serai Luxury Camp, Moru Kopjes.
Accommodation Upgrades Tanzania
Please note that accommodation upgrades are exclusively available with our Big 5 PRIVATE option. Should you choose the group adventure, the standard – yet comfortable – accommodation will be provided.
Chanya Lodge
Chanya Lodge is licated at the foothills of the majestiv Mount Kilimanjaro, juat outaide Moshi in Tanzania. A convenitently drive from the airport it’s perfect for trekkers, tourists, families and business visitors. The residence offers 32 en-suite rooms, a large pool, a diverse cuisine restaurant and beautiful grassy gardens.
Endoro Lodge
Luxury accommodations with elegant chalet-themed rooms with fireplaces and immersion tubs, a swimming pool, a well-stocked bar and conference facilites with a P.A system for over 40 people.
Welcome to privacy, tranquility and elegance.
Gran Melia Hotel, Arusha
This magnificent hotel Is located between the majestic Serengeti and Kilimanjaro National Parks, unveiling the natural beauty of Tanzania’s wilderness. Enjoy an oasis of five-star luxury and comfort with unbeatable facilities, exclusive suites, international cuisine, spa, an infinity pool and a gym – it’s the ideal retreat for an exciting safari adventure or a luxurious business meeting.
Highview Coffee Lodge
This 8 cottage lodge comes with beautiful views over local hills and farmland, and is a gateway to Tanzania’s Northern circuit and local cultures, including Mbulu, Iraqw, Bushmen and Maasai tribes. The lodge features 12 rooms, a pool, internet, a lounge with a bar and a fireplace, local and continental dinig, gardens, spa services and a gift shop.
Ole Serai Luxury Camp, Moru Kopjes
Ideally located in the Central Seronera region of Serengeti National Park, near Moru Kopjes and Lake Magadi, this luxury camp is surrounded by hills and close to the Mbalageti/Seronera River and its diverse array of wildlife and a nearby hippo pool. It features 20 well-appointed luxury tents, all en-suite with modern amenities, providing guests with panoramic views of nature and wildlife from the comfort of their beds or verandas.
Tarangire Kuro Treetop Lodge
Luxury tents perched along the Baobab tree line, each tent designed with luxury beddings, en-suite bathroom with an indoor and outdoor shower and a private veranda with the perfect vantage point. Strategically located on a towering Kopje hill it offers a breathtaking view of the Tarangire River and the path to the Silale swamp in the west—famous for attracting diverse wildlife all year round, thanks to its perennial water sources.
Accommodation Zanzibar
Kendwa Rocks Hotel
Here you are offered a luxurious beach holiday with various accommodations like coral stone bungalows with sea views, a beach house, wooden bungalows with pools, historical suites and minimalistic forest rooms.
Enjoy Wi-Fi, a pool, water activities, spa, gym, a restaurant specializing on Indian Ocean cuisine, a beach bar and a night club.
Upgrade to Zanzibar Queen Hotel.
Sunset Kendwa Hotel
A picture perfect with white sand beaches and clear blue water, Sunset Kendwa offers you a dream beach life with stunning Indian Ocean view and varied accommodations for all, from cliff-top to beachfront.
Enjoy the beachside restaurant serving fresh meals, and a beach bar and shisha lounge for sunset cocktails.
Upgrade to Zanzibar Queen Hotel.
Zanzibar Magic Boutique Hotel
Eco-friendly and small-scale with 19 rooms, this hotel is located on a white sand beach near Matemwe village, Zanzibar.
Enjoy beachfront access, a bar, a restaurant, free Wi-Fi throughout, and comfortable rooms with wooden terraces with views of the beach and the Indian Ocean.
Upgrade to Zanzibar Queen Hotel.
Tembo House Hotel
A prominent beachfront establishment in Stone Town, Zanzibar, offers a unique mix of historical charm and modern comfort since 1994. It provides easy access to local attractions and a range of rooms including Deluxe and Presidential Suites with ocean views, Twin and Double Rooms with sea or garden views, and Freddie Mercury Apartments with city views. All feature elegant décor and hammam baths.
Accommodation Upgrade Zanzibar
Zanzibar Queen Hotel
Situated on the coral-rich Matemwe beach this hotel stands out among Zanzibar’s resorts for its beautiful location and excellent diving near Mnemba Island. Unwind in spacious, ocean-view rooms and enjoy the surrounding beauty. The hotel’s cuisine features a rich array of spices and exotic flavors, with dishes crafted from local, fresh ingredients for an authentic Zanzibar dining experience.
Included in the price:
- Full board (breakfast, lunch & dinner) accommodation while on safari
- Bed and breakfast accommodation in Moshi
- Transfer to and from the airport
- Accommodation on arrival and departure day at Springlands Hotel or Similar.
- All game drives viewing in a custom built 4×4 Safari Land Cruiser
- All park and entrance fees
- Transportation with 4×4 vehicles with viewing roofs
- A professional English-speaking driver/guide during the safari.
- Bottled water in safari vehicles
- Ngorongoro Crater car supplement fee
- Current Government taxes and levies
- 24-Hour support during the safari from our office in Moshi
- 3 nights at Zanzibar with bed and breakfast
Price does not cover:
- Domestic or International flights
- Entry visa to Tanzania
- Travel and health insurance
- Meals, drinks, and excursions not described in the itinerary
- Any other items of a personal nature, laundry, telephone, and postage
- Masaai village tour & Olduvai Gorge Tour
- Balloon excursion in Tanzania
- Gratuities to your guide, hotel staff, and porters – Find guidelines in the FAQ
Rest assured, we’re here to assist with anything not covered in the price.
Your convenience is our priority.
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