9-Day Comfort Tanzania Wildlife & Zanzibar Beach Safari

Many travelers rate Tarangire among their favorite national parks anywhere in Tanzania. Here in Tarangire, you can

look for lions, leopards, and cheetahs. But you won’t have to look hard to see baboons, vervet monkeys, wildebeest,

giraffes, hippos, buffaloes and zebras. And you’ll come across elephants and baobabs everywhere, two giants of the African bush. Also an enjoyable part of your Tarangire experience will be the rolling savannah scenery, which includes rivers and low hills. And while it can get busy, crowds of cars will not be a problem here.

Welcome to the Unesco World Heritage–listed Serengeti, one of Africa’s top safari destinations. While you’re here,

there’s an excellent chance that you’ll see leopards along the dry riverbanks, cheetahs out on the grasslands, and

elephants, giraffes and all kinds of antelopes everywhere across the park. Watch also for the Serengeti’s famous lion prides. And that’s just the start. Some of the largest and most diverse wildlife populations on the planet roam the

Serengeti, not to mention millions of wildebeest and zebras who migrate across the plains every year.

Ngorongoro is a special place and the first time that you descend onto the crater floor is like no other safari

experience in Africa. This is a world unto itself, one where you’ll encounter the crater’s 600-strong population of

hyenas, as well as critically endangered black rhinos. You’ll also find elephants with larger-than-average tusks, and

more than 50 lions living in the crater. But it’s the sheer beauty of Ngorongoro that will most likely live longest in

your memory. From early morning, mist rises from the crater, revealing steep, forested walls, secret waterways

where hippos wallow, and a world of abundant wildlife hidden away from the rest of the world.

After enjoying Ngorongoro, you will be driven to Arusha Airport or Kilimanjaro Airport for your flight to Zanzibar

After arrival to Zanzibar Airport, you will be picked up and driven to your accommodation for overnight

Zanzibar Stone Town is a fascinating place to visit. A Unesco World Heritage Site, this absorbing port town was

once the hub of a trade network that extended across the Indian Ocean to Persia, India and beyond. Stone Town's rich and varied pedigree is reflected in the distinctive architecture of the multi-story coral stone houses that line its alleys, as well as the cosmopolitan feel of the local Swahili culture.

Visitors love Nungwi, which has one of the most beautiful beaches on Zanzibar Island. Nungwi is also a top spot from

which to watch the sunset. This was a major boat-building center where they once made the traditional wooden sailing boats called dhows. You can learn about turtle conservation while you're here.

This is where your safari in Tanzania will end. We hope that you have had the most fabulous trip and we can't wait to help you plan your next safari.