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This safari provides you with the experience of some of Africa’s most stunning natural beauty including Lake Manyara, Serengeti, Ngorongoro Crater and the Zanzibar Spice Island. You will encounter large varieties of wildlife and indigenous Hadzabe Bushmen at Lake Eyasi and learn about their habits and culture. Zanzibar is an idyllic beach holiday island, with pristine reefs, sandy white beaches and clear blue waters. The island is among the best in the world.

Two safari destinations, one country and memories to last a lifetime. From Nairobi to Naivasha to Masai Mara and ending back in Nairobi, this is a great safari for those who are short of time and yet want to see more than one safari area in Kenya. It's based on road transfer, so you also get to see the country at the same time.

You might not get the Great Migration in Tanzania’s Southern parks, but what you do get is acres of wildlife-strewn landscapes with not another person in sight. Settle in to East Africa with a night in Dar es Salaam before flying straight to the Selous for boat trips, camping and game drives. Ruaha National Park is up next, home to 10% of the world’s lion population and enormous herds of elephants. Explore the wilderness on foot or in a 4x4 with some of the best safari guides on the continent.

You begin at Limpopo Horse Back Safaris in the Tuli Block. The Classic Tuli Safari is a seven-night trip of discovery, enjoy comfortable walk-in tents and two nights spent under the stars. The next leg of the expedition is in the Okavango Delta, an area of incredible game viewing and untouched vistas. Prepare for riding alongside antelope and get up-close with the kings of all the beasts. The five night explorer trip is just the right amount of horseback adventure to quench that safari thirst.

A wild and totally wonderful twist on the traditional East African bush-and-beach combination. Save some pennies for cocktails on the beach with these two perfectly stylish but low-key properties. Begin your adventure in the Selous, an unexplored tangle of wilderness in the south of Tanzani. Thrilling experiences include game drives, walking, boat trips and fly camping. Unwind by the cool blue waters of the Indian Ocean in your Robinson Cruso-style hideaway on Mafia Island.

Get a taste of Tanzania with this whirlwind safari itinerary, visiting three of the country's best wildlife-watching destinations. Observe tree-climbing lions at Lake Manyara National Park, witness the Great Migration across the Serengeti and explore the incredible natural phenomenon, the UNESCO-protected Ngorongoro Crater. Tick off Africa's Big Five (lion, leopard, elephant, buffalo and rhino), then spot more big game on game drives, walking safaris and even canoe safaris.

One of the greatest wildlife destinations in the world, Tanzania's Serengeti is a vast expanse of grasslands and plains, home to abundant big game including the stomping wildebeest, zebra, gazelle and impala, which make up the annual cycle of the Great Migration. One of the 7 Natural Wonders of Africa and 10 Natural Travel Wonders of the World, the Great Migration has been described as "The Greatest Show on Earth" and witnessing this phenomenon is a once-in-a-lifetime safari experience.

This is a 11 night itinerary visiting Cape Town, the Winelands, the Kruger Park for a safari & ending with the Victoria Falls. It places a strong emphasis on excellent game-viewing, cultural interest & scenic beauty. It’s ideal for a first time visitor to Southern Africa and can be adapted in a variety of ways - there are many possible adaptions which we can do make to suit you. You can change the accommodation & change the tours in Cape Town and Victoria Falls or add extra tours if you wish.

Prepare for the thrill of wilderness, starting with a walking safari through the baobab-spotted landscapes of Tarangire, with herds of elephant and buffalo abound. Head to the heart of the Serengeti, where big cats lie atop vast granite kopjes, rhino lurk on the fringes of the forest and antelope graze in the long grass plains. Continue your exploration of the Serengeti on foot or by vehicle on the remote Northern plains where the landscape is breath-taking and the wildlife, even better.