Overview
Embark on an unforgettable journey through Tanzania’s stunning landscapes and idyllic beaches on a 10-day best honeymoon luxury safari. Start your adventure in Tarangire National Park, famous for its large population of elephants and baobab trees. Witness the impressive wildlife and breathtaking landscapes as you continue to explore Lake Manyara National Park, known for its diverse birdlife and tree-climbing lions.
Next, venture into the Ngorongoro Crater, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and home to an abundance of wildlife, including the endangered black rhino. Marvel at the vast Serengeti National Park, renowned for its annual wildebeest migration and endless savannahs teeming with wildlife.After an exhilarating wildlife safari, unwind and relax on the pristine beaches of Zanzibar. Immerse yourself in the stunning turquoise waters, indulge in delicious seafood, and stroll along the powdery white sand beaches with your loved one.
Stay at luxurious beach resorts and lodges throughout your journey, where you will be treated to exceptional service and exquisite accommodations. This 10-day honeymoon safari is the perfect combination of adventure and relaxation, creating memories that will last a lifetime.
Highlight
- Honeymoon Suite-Ngorongoro Lions Paw: On all inclusive basis (except premium drinks), bottle of sparkling wine fruit basket in the room, one private sundowner, one free massage.
- Luxury tented camps: Experience the utmost comfort in exclusive, spacious tents with en-suite bathrooms, creating an intimate and unique safari experience
- Zanzibar’s white sandy beaches: Relax and unwind in a luxury beachfront hotel, with crystal-clear turquoise waters lapping at your feet.
- Serengeti National Park: Witness the Great Migration, where millions of wildebeest and zebras cross vast plains in search of greener pastures.
- Zanzibar’s white sandy beaches: Relax and unwind in a luxury beachfront hotel, with crystal-clear turquoise waters lapping at your feet.
- Stunning Landscapes: From savannah plains to lush forests, Tanzania offers breathtaking scenery at every turn.
Itinerary
Upon your arrival at Kilimanjaro International Airport or Arusha Airport, your dedicated Migration Venture Africa driver-guide will warmly welcome you. You will then be transferred to your luxurious accommodation in Arusha, where you can relax and unwind.
If you arrive in the morning or afternoon, you’ll have the opportunity to visit Napuru Waterfall, just a short drive from your hotel. After settling in, enjoy a delicious dinner and a restful overnight stay, preparing for the incredible journey ahead.
Start your day early with a refreshing breakfast before embarking on a scenic drive to Tarangire National Park. This beautiful park gets its name from the Tarangire River, which serves as a lifeline for wildlife during the dry season. Be prepared to witness breathtaking landscapes filled with dense vegetation, including elephant grass and acacia woodlands. Tarangire National Park is renowned for its large elephant families that often gather by the river. Keep your eyes peeled and you may also spot giraffes, bushbucks, and hartebeests. Predators such as lions and leopards are also present. As you explore the park on an extensive game drive, you’ll be amazed by the diversity of bird species that reside here. After a thrilling day, retire to your luxury lodge near Tarangire for a delectable dinner and a relaxing overnight stay.
After a delightful breakfast, get ready to venture into the untouched paradise of Lake Manyara National Park. This extraordinary park is renowned for its abundant birdlife and its population of tree-climbing lions. Surrounded by the dramatic western escarpment of the Rift Valley and the enchanting Lake Manyara, this park offers a diverse array of landscapes. From savannahs to evergreen forests, you’ll have the opportunity to spot a wide range of wildlife, including giraffes, zebras, wildebeests, and elephants. If you’re lucky, you may even witness lions lounging in the trees. Following an extensive game drive and a sumptuous lunch, head towards Karatu, where your luxury partner lodge awaits. Indulge in a delicious dinner before retiring for a comfortable overnight stay.
Begin your day with an early breakfast as you prepare to embark on an extraordinary journey to the iconic Ngorongoro Crater. Descend almost 600 meters into this natural wonder, which was formed millions of years ago after a volcanic explosion. The Crater is known for its remarkable geological features and is home to an abundance of wildlife. As you traverse the Crater floor, you’ll be surrounded by vast herds of wildebeest, zebras, and gazelles. With over 500 bird species, the Crater offers an incredible opportunity for birdwatching. Keep a lookout for the endangered black rhino, which can sometimes be spotted in the open grasslands. After an unforgettable game drive and a delightful picnic lunch, head to your luxury lodge located on the rim of the Crater. Indulge in a delectable dinner and enjoy a restful overnight stay, surrounded by the beauty of nature.
Rise and shine early to savor a delicious breakfast before setting off for the world-famous Serengeti National Park. This captivating destination is known for its vast open grasslands, offering unparalleled wildlife sightings. As Tanzania’s oldest national park and one of the oldest ecosystems on Earth, the Serengeti has preserved its climate and vegetation for millions of years. The Great Migration, considered one of the most extraordinary wildlife spectacles on the planet, takes place in the Serengeti. Witness the awe-inspiring sight of thousands of wildebeest, accompanied by zebras and antelope, as they constantly seek fresh grazing areas following the rainfall patterns. After an exhilarating game drive and a satisfying lunch, retreat to your luxury tented lodge for a sumptuous dinner and a comfortable overnight stay, immersing yourself in the heart of the Serengeti’s untamed beauty.
Indulge in a hearty breakfast before bidding farewell to the Serengeti National Park as you head to the airport for your flight to Zanzibar. Arriving at Zanzibar airport, you’ll make your way to the captivating Stone Town. From Stone Town, travel to the northern coast of Zanzibar known as Nungwi. Here, pristine white coral sand beaches stretch endlessly, enticing you to relax and unwind. Nungwi offers an array of water activities, including swimming, snorkeling, and diving in vibrant coral reefs. Explore the cultural attractions, embark on walking tours, or simply bask in the beauty of traditional dhow boats floating in the sea during sunset. With three nights to spend in this paradise, you’ll have ample time to immerse yourself in the enchanting atmosphere of Zanzibar’s northern coast.
After enjoying a delicious breakfast and some moments of relaxation at your hotel in Zanzibar, it’s time to bid farewell to this island paradise. Your personal driver guide will transfer you to the airport or ferry, marking the end of your unforgettable honeymoon luxury safari and Zanzibar adventure.
| Number of Travelers in Group Discount | Cost Per Traveler in US($) |
|---|---|
| 2-4 People | 4000 |
| 5- People | 3400 |
The Trip Cost Includes
Cost include
- Destinations transfers (airport transfer)
- Private professional safari guide
- Private 4 x 4 safari with roof for game viewing
- Daily bottle of mineral water during Safari
- All meals during safari (breakfast, lunch, dinner)
- Entrance, park fees and 18% VAT to our entrance fees
Cost exluded
- International flights
- Tip to the driver guide and hoteliers
- Insurance fees
- Cost of Visas.
- Bank transfer charges & card payments processing fee.
- Expenses belong to person nature e.g Drinks not included on the meal plans, personal purchases, Laundry etc.
FAQs
Migration Venture Africa will pick you up and transfer you to designated Hotels. Pick up on arrival airport and drop off are included on our package. We arrange also other group transport if required.
A valid visa is required for travel to Tanzania. A passport with a minimum validity of 6 months prior to expiry is required.
A single-entry visa is valid for 3 months from the date of issue. Visas-on-arrival are available at Kilimanjaro International Airport (JRO)for US$50. (For U.S. Citizens, the cost is US$100 for a multiple entry visa.) However, it is advised that visitors traveling from a country where visa services are available should obtain a visa prior to arrival in order to avoid potential delays at the airport
The Tanzanian Shilling is the currency of Tanzania. The exchange rate is roughly 1 USD = 2300 TZS. (December 2024). Credit cards are not widely accepted. However, USD is accepted in most places visited by tourists. Please note that US bills printed before 2003 are not accepted in Tanzania, as there was a large amount of illegal processing of dollar bills in the country.
Swahili is the national language of Tanzania, but many tribal languages are spoken amongst the 120+ ethnic communities in Tanzania. English is considered the de facto official language. It is widely spoken by those who work in tourism and hospitality.
Summer: September to April. Temperature: 20°C to 30°C.
Winter: May to August. Temperature: 19°C to 25°C.
Rainfall: April-May (long rains) and November to mid-December (short rains).
Safaris are casual vacations! Dress comfortably and pack lightly. As you will be spending most of your safari viewing in the vehicle, loose-fitting and light-colored clothing is recommended. Avoid dark colors (i.e. black, dark blue) as they tend to attract unwanted attention from insects such as the tsetse fly.
SAFARI CLOTHING
- One pair of comfortable walking shoes (i.e. sneakers, hiking shoes)
- One pair of sandals or flip-flops
- Casual, loose-fitting clothing
- Swimsuit
- One warm fleece or sweater
- Extra Cotton socks and underwear
- Hat
- Lightweight jacket or windbreaker
Other items
- Passport, plane tickets
- S. Dollars (both large and small denominations) and credit cards
- Sunglasses
- Contact Lens Solution, extra contact lenses, and spare glasses.
- If you wear contact lenses, be sure to bring a pair of glasses in case of eye irritation from the dust
- Sunscreen (SPF 50 or higher)
- Lip balm (SPF 45)
- Insect repellant (DEET 30%)
- Anti-bacterial hand sanitizer
- Camera and extra batteries
- UK plug adapter
- Journal for recording daily observations and encounters
- Yellow Fever Vaccination Certificate, if applicable
- Small Personal Medical Kit including aspirin, anti-malarial pills, cold and allergy medicine, cream of itches (i.e. Benadryl itch relief), stomachache medicine (i.e. Pepto-Bismal), antibiotic ointment (i.e. Neosporin), prescription antibiotic effective against a broad range of bacteria including travelers diarrhea (i.e. Ciprofloxacin or also known as Cipro)
All park fees and conservation fees have a 24-hour limit. We plan your itinerary according to the park permits paid. Your safari driver guide will brief you the night before and provide suggestions regarding your schedule. Please note that any penalty fee resulting from the client’s wish to extend their stay will be at the guest’s expense.
If you have any allergies or special dietary requirements, please let us know beforehand at the time of booking, so we can advise the lodgings accordingly. Most places will be able to accommodate to your preferred meal options, though sometimes vegetarian/vegan options may be a bit limited and repetitive. If you require any special health supplement, please kindly bring it with you.
This is your safari trip, your adventure! You decide how you want to spend your time on this vacation. If you would like to spend a full day on safari, you are definitely welcome to do so. Safari Infinity does not restrict your mileage, fuel, or how much time you want to be on safari. While some days you may decide to set out by sunrise, other days you can have a slower-paced breakfast before starting your daily exploration. Simply sit down with your guide to plan your day and meals the night before. Your guide will have plenty of suggestions, but of course, the decision is yours.
Bottled water is included in the safari vehicle. You can also buy any drinks along your way to the safari. There will be mini-markets in town.
They are licensed by TALA, trained, friendly, and have years of experience!
We use 4 or 6-passenger 4-wheel-drive Land Cruisers, all with viewing roofs for the safaris. The vehicles have an inverter for charging batteries, a radio, and a cooler.
Yes, just let us know what’s in your mind and we will put all together for you!
We recommend booking your trip as soon as possible. Lodges and tented camps on safari are booked quickly, so we need to reserve those before they fill up.
You should always ask permission before taking anyone’s photograph. Many of the people in places that receive a steady stream of travelers are used to having their pictures taken and some may ask for money. You can usually tell the people who will ask for money, as they pose for pictures as their “job” and will be standing around looking for tourists, asking if you want to photograph them.
Tanzania is generally a very safe country to travel to. There is petty theft in the major cities (and in Zanzibar) but this is usually targeted either at tourists who are clearly displaying their wealth (with a bulging wallet, expensive camera/watch/jewelry) or who are walking home late at night. If you follow basic precautions and use your common sense, you are very unlikely to have a problem.
There are also some basic rules that you should follow when on safari. Some of these may sound extremely obvious but you would be surprised at some of the stories we hear of other guests so we prefer to err on the side of caution!
Never ever get out of your vehicle when on safari. Even if the vehicle breaks down and you are desperate for the toilet you must remain in the vehicle. Many animals are remarkably camouflaged and you may not see them nearby. Whilst in the jeep you are safe as they just see this as a big target; the moment you get out of the vehicle you may suddenly be seen as prey. All vehicles are counted in and out of the park so if you do break down, the park rangers will soon find you.
If you do need the toilet when on a safari drive, please try to give the driver as much notice as possible. They will find a big open area where they are happy that it is safe for you to stop. Unfortunately, you will usually not be given a bush to hide behind as you never know what else may be behind that bush! The drivers will be respectful and look the other way (or ‘check the tire pressure which is the local euphemism for a pee stop!).
Don’t wave anything outside the car or stick your arms out. This can be seen as a sign of aggression and in extreme cases, could cause an elephant to charge the vehicle.
Always follow the instructions of your guide, no matter how strange they may seem. This is particularly important when on a walking or canoeing safari but applies at any time.
If staying in a tented camp, never leave your tent once it is dark without asking for one of the rangers who will be patrolling the property to accompany you. If you are traveling with younger children, you should ensure that one adult is in the tent with them.
Always wear shoes and socks when walking around the bush (rather than flip-flops). This provides a level of protection against biting insects, snakes, and scorpions.
Tipping
Tipping is very much an integral part of tourism in Tanzania and wages are generally low and are then supplemented by tips. The following guidelines should help you to work out how much to tip, but you should remember that tipping is discretionary and it is up to you whether you tip or not. If you have not received a good service, you do not need to tip whereas if the service has been particularly good, you might want to give more than we suggest.
We have quoted amounts in GBP but it is generally best to tip in either local currency or US dollars.
Concierges – $2-$3 when checking in and checking out
Drivers / Guides – approximately $20+ per day
Housekeeping staff – $2-$5 per day (there will often be a tip box in the hotel reception where you can leave a tip that will be distributed amongst the hotel staff)
Waiters – Most meals are included so you will not be given a bill. However, if purchasing drinks from the bar it would be customary to leave a tip of around 10%
You should consult your doctor about what vaccinations are required for travel to the region and check whether they recommend the use of malarial prophylactics. Please note that a yellow fever certificate is required by the authorities in Tanzania if your international flight has routed through Kenya, Ethiopia, Dubai and a number of other countries. Please check this with us so that we can provide advice depending on your airline.
