tanzania & Zanzibar - april 2027
Tanzania
Come and explore the vast nature of Tanzania - where desert safari meets the tropical beach of Zanzibar - the Spice Island.
Highlights -
- Mt Meru National Park with its marvellous viewpoints across to Mt Kilimanjaro.
- Tarangire National Park - with its massive herds of elephants and giant Baobab trees
- Ngorogoro Conservation Area - Enjoy the vast horizons that are perfect for spotting predators - lions, leopards, cheetahs and spotted hyenas.
- If you're really lucky, you'll see a hunt, one of the most exhilirating sights in the wild
- At every turn, you will revel in the beauty of the flat-topped acacia trees silhouetted against the setting sun under African skies.
- Serengeti where you will witness this famous park's teeming wildlife - you will expore the trails in search of animals in this national park
- Ngorongoro Crater - one of the most beautiful natural sights in Africa - a place where you'll experience extraordinary wildlife.
- meet the Bushmen of Lake Eyasi - a remote area where water levels fluctuate with the seasons. Home to the Hadzabe tribe who live traditionally relying entirely on hunting and gathering with bows and arrows.
- Your stay at Rhotia Valley tented lodge supports local children's projects and schools
- Discover lake Manyara National Park - where the plains of Northern Tanzania meet the Rift Valley escarpment.
Zanzibar Add on-
Time to change the pace down and visit Stone Town - the historic heart of Zanzibar city - a key trading hub along the spice, silk and slave routes creating a vibrant cultural crossroads where African, Arab and Indian and European influences seamlessly merged.
Today it is a living museum of the past - rich in heritage and architectural beauty have earned it a rightful place on the UNESCO World Heritage List.
After the cultural visit of Stone Town, time to head to the beach to relax on the coast for a couple of days.
The resort is beautifully situated by the ocean on a white ssandy beach in a quiet peaceful village of Marumbia, Uroa.