
Best for
Couples, Wildlife Enthusiasts
Duration
7N/8D
Season
June–October, January–February
Difficulty
Easy
Vibe
Wildlife, Safari










A Tibro Journey
Five days on the Serengeti plains, then a flight to the reef. The wildebeest and the lion, then the white sand and spice of Zanzibar, in seven nights.
Serengeti + Zanzibar Beach Combo is a 7N/8D wildlife & safari journey through Tanzania + Zanzibar. Highlights include Four Seasons Serengeti, Zanzibar beaches, Light aircraft transfers.
Signature Moments

No. 01
Four Seasons Serengeti

No. 02
Zanzibar beaches

No. 03
Light aircraft transfers

No. 01
Four Seasons Serengeti

No. 02
Zanzibar beaches

No. 03
Light aircraft transfers
Day by Day

Day 1
You will be met and assisted upon arrival at Kilimanjaro International Airport (JRO) or collected from your Arusha hotel, then transferred to Arusha Airport for your scheduled light aircraft flight to the Serengeti. Upon arrival at the Serengeti airstrip, meet your private professional safari guide and enjoy a game drive en route to Four Seasons Safari Lodge Serengeti, with excellent opportunities to spot wildlife across the iconic plains. Arrive at the lodge in time for lunch, followed by leisure and an afternoon private game drive in a custom-built 4x4 safari Land Cruiser with open roof.

Day 2
Begin your day with an early morning game drive in the Serengeti. As the sun rises over the endless savannah, witness the park come alive with activity. Predators on the move, herds of wildebeest and zebra grazing, and the breathtaking beauty of the golden plains stretching as far as the eye can see. After the safari, return to your lodge for breakfast and a chance to relax. In the afternoon, set out again for another thrilling game drive, exploring different parts of the park to maximize your chances of spotting the Big Five. As evening falls, return to your lodge to unwind. Indulge in a delicious dinner while enjoying the serene atmosphere of the African wilderness, with the star-studded night sky above and the distant sounds of nature surrounding you. Overnight stay at your lodge in the Serengeti.

Day 3
Today you may opt for a full-day game drive with picnic lunch, allowing you to venture deeper into the Serengeti ecosystem for uninterrupted wildlife viewing. The Serengeti is home to abundant wildlife including lions, leopards, cheetahs, elephants, giraffes, buffalo, and large herds of plains game. Overnight stay at your lodge in Serengeti.

Day 4
Begin the day with an early morning game drive when wildlife is most active. Return to the lodge for breakfast and leisure time, or enjoy the lodge’s exceptional facilities overlooking a busy watering hole. An afternoon game drive completes another rewarding day on safari. Overnight stay at your lodge in Serengeti.

Day 5
Your final full day in the Serengeti is designed to maximize wildlife sightings while enjoying the rhythm and serenity of Africa’s most iconic national park. Spend the day at a relaxed pace, with flexible game drives and a farewell dinner at the lodge. Overnight stay at your lodge in Serengeti.

Day 6
After breakfast, you will be transferred to the Serengeti airstrip for your scheduled light aircraft flight to Zanzibar (via Arusha if required).

Day 7
Breakfast at the hotel. Spend the next days at leisure in Zanzibar, an island paradise known for its turquoise waters, palm-fringed beaches, and vibrant cultural heritage. You may choose to simply relax on the pristine shores, swim in the warm Indian Ocean, or unwind with rejuvenating spa treatments at the resort. For those seeking adventure, a variety of water sports such as snorkeling, diving, and kayaking are available, offering a chance to discover Zanzibar’s colorful coral reefs and marine life. Beyond the beach, you can explore the island’s rich history and culture with an excursion to Stone Town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site famous for its winding alleys, bustling markets, and beautifully carved wooden doors that reflect centuries of Arab, Indian, and European influences. ] These days are designed to let you experience Zanzibar at your own pace, whether through pure relaxation or immersive exploration. Overnight stay in Zanzibar.

Day 8
After breakfast, enjoy a relaxed morning before your private transfer to Zanzibar International Airport for your onward international flight. *** END OF TOUR ***
Where You'll Stay

Serengeti

Serengeti
Honestly
On-the-ground details your designer wishes every guest knew before they landed.
Things to Look Out For
The migration moves
The Great Migration is not a fixed event. Over a million wildebeest circle the Serengeti year-round, and where they are depends on the month. The dramatic Mara river crossings cluster July to September in the north; the calving is February in the south. Tell your camp what you want to see and they'll place you on the right side of the park.
Yellow fever and malaria
Tanzania asks for a yellow-fever certificate if you arrive from an endemic country, and the safari areas are malarial. Start prophylaxis before you travel and pack a good repellent and long sleeves for dusk. Zanzibar is lower-risk but not zero; don't drop your guard on the beach leg.
Zanzibar runs on the tide
Zanzibar's east-coast beaches are spectacular but tidal. At low tide the sea retreats hundreds of metres and swimming waits for the water to come back. Check the tide chart against your hotel's stretch of coast when you book; the north-tip beaches at Nungwi hold water more reliably all day.
The migration moves
The Great Migration is not a fixed event. Over a million wildebeest circle the Serengeti year-round, and where they are depends on the month. The dramatic Mara river crossings cluster July to September in the north; the calving is February in the south. Tell your camp what you want to see and they'll place you on the right side of the park.
Yellow fever and malaria
Tanzania asks for a yellow-fever certificate if you arrive from an endemic country, and the safari areas are malarial. Start prophylaxis before you travel and pack a good repellent and long sleeves for dusk. Zanzibar is lower-risk but not zero; don't drop your guard on the beach leg.
Zanzibar runs on the tide
Zanzibar's east-coast beaches are spectacular but tidal. At low tide the sea retreats hundreds of metres and swimming waits for the water to come back. Check the tide chart against your hotel's stretch of coast when you book; the north-tip beaches at Nungwi hold water more reliably all day.
The Details
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Plan Your Timing
Tanzania sits on the equator with a southern lean, and its rhythm is rain, not temperature. The long dry season, June to October, is the safari peak. Thin bush, animals at the water, and the Serengeti's Mara crossings around July to September. December to February is a warm, short-dry window good for the southern calving and for Zanzibar. The long rains, March to May, are the low season: green, quiet, cheaper, but muddy tracks and harder game viewing.
Your Memoir
Vol. 1, A Tibro memoir, printed on archival paper, shipped after you return.

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