8 Days / 7 Nights
From: US$ 5860 Per Adult Sharing
Safari Overview
Day 1
Day 1
Day 2, 3, 4 (January to April and November to 21 December)
Day 2, 3, 4 (June to October)
Day 5, 6, 7
Day 8
Arusha (1N) > Serengeti (3N) > Zanzibar (3N)
Soar above the Serengeti National Park on a breathtaking hot air balloon safari, taking in sweeping views of the Grumeti River, the rocky outcrops of the Northern Serengeti, and the Olgarabosho Hills that overlook the Moru Kopjes and Lake Magadi in the south. From this bird’s-eye perspective, you’ll witness the drama of the world’s richest plains ecosystem, home to lions, elephants, giraffes, and the legendary Great Migration.
After your Serengeti adventure, unwind on the pristine beaches of Zanzibar. Discover the island’s heritage along the historic Spice Route with guided tours of working spice farms. Walk through lush rainforest, breathe in the aromas of cinnamon, cloves, and vanilla, and sample fresh spices while learning about tropical plants and their traditional uses.
Itinerary
Day 1: Arrive and transfer to Arusha
Nestled on a lush coffee plantation just five minutes from Arusha Airport, Elewana Arusha Coffee Lodge offers a charming and comfortable base at the start or end of your Tanzanian safari. Originally built as a coffee plantation homestead, the lodge blends history with luxury. Spacious rooms and suites are set among tranquil gardens, seamlessly integrated with the working coffee estate.
Food lovers will enjoy two on-site restaurants. At The Grill Room, the Executive Chef curates gourmet menus designed for discerning palates. The Bistro provides a more relaxed dining experience, serving wood-fired pizzas from the on-site oven alongside crisp, fresh salads.
Within the lodge grounds, Traders Walk invites guests to explore boutique shops and local culture. Highlights include Shanga, a vibrant workshop where artisans with disabilities craft unique art and jewelry from recycled materials, as well as a Tanzanite shop, gift store, and a welcoming café.
Day 4: Fly to Northern Serengeti (June to October)
Elewana Serengeti Migration Camp sits in a remote corner of the northern Serengeti, nestled among rugged rocky outcrops and overlooking the wildlife-rich Grumeti River. Designed with natural wood and canvas, the camp blends classic safari style with modern comfort. Guests can relax in a split-level lounge, cool off in the swimming pool, or take in panoramic views from elevated viewing decks that showcase the Serengeti’s dramatic landscapes.
The camp lies directly on the path of the Great Wildebeest Migration. Between July and August, thousands of wildebeest thunder north toward the Masai Mara, and later in the year they return across the plains. Yet the magic of the Serengeti extends well beyond the migration. Year-round, the park teems with predators, elephants, giraffes, and countless plains game, making it one of the world’s richest and most spectacular ecosystems.
Day 4: Fly to Central Serengeti (January to April and November to 21 December)
Perched on the slopes of the Olgarabosho Hills, Elewana Serengeti Pioneer Camp offers sweeping views over the Moru Kopjes, Lake Magadi, and the endless Serengeti plains. The camp’s original lounge, built by renowned conservationist and wildlife filmmaker Alan Root, adds a touch of history to this iconic safari retreat. Its secluded location in the southern Serengeti places guests in prime position to witness the Great Wildebeest Migration and embark on unforgettable game drives.
Days at Pioneer Camp begin with an early champagne picnic breakfast, continue with thrilling wildlife encounters and a private picnic lunch on a rocky outcrop, and end with sundowners overlooking the vast plains.
The tented suites combine safari authenticity with modern comfort. Each features throw rugs, soft furnishings crafted from sustainable local materials, and vintage touches such as leather trunks and lanterns. En suite bathrooms include a flushing toilet, vanity basin, and period-style hot shower, evoking the romance of early 20th-century safaris while ensuring contemporary convenience.
Day 6: Fly to Zanzibar and transfer to Kendwa at the North of the island
Tucked away on Zanzibar’s northern coast, Elewana Kilindi Zanzibar is an exclusive luxury resort designed for privacy, romance, and barefoot elegance. Originally built for ABBA’s Benny Andersson, the property blends Scandinavian minimalism with Swahili, Middle Eastern, and African design.
The resort offers 15 white-domed pavilion suites, each with private plunge pools, rainfall showers, and panoramic views of the Indian Ocean. Personalized butler service ensures every stay is seamless and bespoke.
Sustainable by design, Kilindi uses solar energy, rainwater harvesting, and eco-conscious practices, all while delivering five-star comfort. Guests can indulge in fresh seafood, locally inspired cuisine, or private beachfront dining experiences.
From snorkeling and diving to spice tours and cultural visits to Stone Town, Kilindi combines relaxation with adventure. Perfect for honeymoons or romantic escapes, Elewana Kilindi Zanzibar is the ultimate eco-luxury retreat on the Spice Island.
Day 8: Depart from Zanzibar Airport
Breakfast at Kilindi. Road transfer to Zanzibar International Airport, time depending on your onward travel arrangements.
End of your Serengeti savannah and seashore adventure.

Rates Include
Bed & breakfast accommodation at Arusha Coffee Lodge;
Full board accommodation at Serengeti Migration Camp / Serengeti Pioneer Camp & Kilindi Zanzibar;
Soft drinks, beer, house wine and select spirits at Serengeti Migration Camp / Serengeti Pioneer Camp & Kilindi Zanzibar;
Safari activities including shared scheduled day game drives, guided bush walks and sundowners at Serengeti Migration Camp or Serengeti Pioneer Camp;
Coastal activities including paddle boarding, kayaking, interactive Swahili cooking classes and sundowners at Kilindi Zanzibar;
Park/concession/camping fees and Tourism Development Levy;
AMREF Flying Doctors Membership;
Airport and airstrip transfers;
Laundry;
All statutory taxes;
Infrastructure Tax at Kilindi Zanzibar;
Scheduled flights and domestic flight departure tax
Rates Exclude
International flights;
Travel and cancellation insurance;
Visa fees;
Champagne, luxury spirits and select wines;
Additional activities not mentioned in inclusions;
Exclusive use of vehicle;
All statutory increases beyond our control;
Gratuities and items of a personal nature;
Any other extras;
Additional meals and drinks at Arusha Coffee Lodge.
Optional Extra Activities
Helicopter scenic flights;
Hot Air Balloon Safari;
Spa treatments;
Dhow cruises;
Kite surfing (+ courses);
Jet Ski excursions;
Deep sea diving;
Fishing; Stone Town tour;
Spice tour
Notes
This safari includes Serengeti Pioneer Camp from January to April and November to 21 December and Serengeti Migration Camp from June to October
There are no rates from 01 – 31 May 2025 as Kilindi Zanzibar is closed
Minimum five night stay at Kilindi Zanzibar over the Festive Season (22 Dec to 03 Jan 2026). Rates are available on request
Children over the age of 16 years are welcome at Kilindi Zanzibar
Single travellers may be charged an excess if there are no other passengers booked on their internal flights
There is a baggage restriction of 15 kgs on all internal flights, in soft bags
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