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6 night/7 day fly-in safari ex Arusha
This lodge-based fly-in safari in Tanzania allows you to visit some of the finest safari areas in Tanzania in a relatively short time period. The extravagant dιcor and style of these world-class lodges matches the exceptional locations. There's wonderful mixture of wildlife and cultural exploration with highlights including Lake Manyarea, the Serengeti and the Ngorongoro Crater. Add some nights on the Indian Ocean at the end if you have time. Read more... |
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4 night/4 day beach tour ex Dar es Salaam
Zanzibar is an alluring combination of rich slave-trade history and beautiful beaches; interspersed with villages, palm groves and orange gardens. Twenty-five miles off the coast of Tanzania, it is made up of the two main islands of Zanzibar and Pemba, together with a number of small islets.The astoundingly white beaches of Zanzibar lead out to turquoise coral waters. Fundu Lagoon is a secluded retreat hidden among the trees on the edge of 4km of white sand on a sweeping bay of sparkling clear azure. Read more... |
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4 night/5 day beach tour ex Dar es Salaam
Mnemba is a serenely private tropical island almost untouched and amazingly, only 20 minutes from Zanzibar by boat. Mnemba is described by some as a 'therapy for the spirit'. Pristine beaches wrap around the island's small 1km circumference (less than one hour?s walk) while an outer protection zone surrounds the island, conserving magnificent coral reefs where giant turtles, ghost crabs and spectacular tropical fish drift through the lagoons. Read more... |
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9 night/10 day safari & beach honeymoon from Nairobi to Dar es Salaam
This Tanzanian honeymoon, or romantic holiday, combines the wonderful diversity of Big Game of Tanzania's northern regions - highlights including the game reserves of Lake Manyara, the Serengeti and the Ngorongoro Crater - with the culture of Zanzibar's Stone Town followed by 4 days on the exotic beaches of the supremely romantic Fundu Lagoon. Extra nights can be added easily at the end. Read more... |
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4 night/5 day fly-in safari ex Arusha
Mahale Mountains National Park is 1,613 sq km of wilderness and rainforest on the shores of Lake Tanganyika in Western Tanzania. This safari features an informally luxurious retreat in the sanctuary of the remote Mahale National Park, home to the world's largest chimpanzee population. The Mahale Mountains rise behind Greystoke Camp, which fronts the clear waters of the lake. Seventy chimps live in the mountains within hiking distance of the camp, and have become habituated to human presence over two decades. Every day you can trek in the tropical rainforest to observe our closest relatives as they groom, wrestle and forage across the leafy floor. Read more... |
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4 night/4 day fly-in safari ex Dar es Salaam
Gombe Stream National Park, on the shore of Lake Tanganyika, is Tanzania's smallest park at only
52 sq km. On this short fly-in safari you can enjoy chimpanzee trekking, hiking, swimming and snorkelling and visit the historic site of Henry Stanley's famous greeting 'Dr Livingstone I presume' at Ujiji near Kigoma. This off the beaten track safari is easily combined with a traditional Tanzanian safari or with a few days on the Indian Ocean, or both... Read more... |
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7 night/8 day Fly-in safari ex Arusha
This is without doubt a rare opportunity to combine two of Africa's last untamed wilderness areas, Mahale and Katavi. Both parks are still largely undiscovered and receive very few visitors each year. Days here are full of enchantment and spectacular wildlife and the camps are intimate and very charming. With guides who are extremely knowledgeable, the safari is about discovering the intricate workings of bush life. Mahale is quite simply, one of the most stunning locations in Africa. If not to see the chimpanzees, just come here for the serenity of the surroundings. Then there is Katavi, with its floodplains, woodland and herds of buffalo and prides of lion. And with only a few tourists, it's an intimate yet wild place. Read more... |
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