22-Day Ultimate East Africa Grand Safari & Zanzibar Beach Escape

Experience the definitive East African journey on this 22-day Kenya, Tanzania, and Zanzibar wildlife safari and beach holiday. Seamlessly connecting East Africa’s most storied national parks, private conservation areas, and the turquoise Indian Ocean, this grand overland and flight expedition brings together the best of wildlife, rich cultural encounters, and island luxury.

Witness the rehabilitated orphaned calves at the Sheldrick Wildlife Trust and meet Rothschild giraffes in Nairobi. Track the unique Samburu Special Five in Kenya’s arid north, observe the world’s last two northern white rhinos at Ol Pejeta Conservancy, marvel at Lake Nakuru’s flamingos, and follow apex predators across the Masai Mara. Cross into Tanzania to photograph the ancient baobabs of Tarangire, explore the groundwater forests of Lake Manyara, descend into the natural amphitheater of the Ngorongoro Crater, and trace the endless horizons of the Serengeti. Conclude your expedition with five days of barefoot elegance, spice farm aromas, and coral reef diving along the white sands of Zanzibar in this combined Kenya and Tanzania 22- day safari.

 

Detailed Day-by-Day Expedition Itinerary

Day 1: Welcome to Nairobi – The Gateway to East Africa

Step off your international flight at Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (NBO) in Nairobi. Meet your dedicated Bushtroop Tours & Safaris private concierge and chauffeur-guide at the international arrivals hall.

Transfer to your boutique hotel to unwind after your flight. Depending on your arrival timing, explore optional afternoon highlights such as a visit to the Karen Blixen Museum, a cultural dance show at the Bomas of Kenya, or a welcome dinner featuring traditional open-fire roasted meats at the world-famous Carnivore Restaurant.

• Accommodation: Hemingways Nairobi (Top Luxury) / Tamarind Tree Hotel (Luxury) / Sarova Panafric (Mid-Range) ● Meal Plan: Bed & Breakfast (Dinner available at hotel or selected city venue)

Day 2: Nairobi Wildlife Conservation – Sheldrick Elephant Orphanage & Giraffe Centre

• Excursion Focus: Hands-on conservation, human-wildlife mitigation, and cultural artisan crafts
• Key Stops: Sheldrick Wildlife Trust (DSWT), AFEW Giraffe Centre, Kazuri Beads Women’s Cooperative

After a leisurely breakfast, set off for the Sheldrick Wildlife Trust (SWT) public visiting hour (11:00 AM – 12:00 PM). Watch rescued infant and juvenile elephants drink oversized milk bottles, wallow in red mud baths, and play with keepers while learning about global anti-poaching and rescue operations.

Continue to the AFEW Giraffe Centre in Karen, dedicated to breeding the endangered Rothschild giraffe. Ascend elevated wooden viewing platforms to feed these gentle giants pellets directly by hand, feeling their 18-inch prehensile tongues.

Following lunch at a garden café, visit the Kazuri Beads Women’s Cooperative, watching local artisan mothers handcraft and paint colorful ceramic beads and pottery. Return to your hotel in the late afternoon to pack your safari bags.

• Accommodation: Hemingways Nairobi / Tamarind Tree Hotel / Sarova Panafric ● Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Day 3: Nairobi to Samburu Game Reserve – Into the Northern Frontier

• Drive Distance: ~320 km (199 miles) | Drive Time: ~5.5 to 6 hours scenic transit
• Safari Focus: Equator crossing, Mount Kenya foothill farms, and the Ewaso Nyiro River
• Habitat: Highland agriculture descending into sun-baked acacia scrubland and doum palms

Depart Nairobi early in the morning in your custom 4×4 Safari Land Cruiser. Travel north through the fertile agricultural heartland of central Kenya, crossing the equator near Nanyuki before dropping into the rugged, arid expanses of Samburu Game Reserve.

Arrive in time for a hot lunch at your riverfront lodge set along the brown waters of the Ewaso Nyiro River, the lifeline of this dry region.

Set out on your first afternoon game drive. Elevate the pop-up roof to scan for Samburu’s distinct wildlife, particularly large breeding herds of elephants digging for water in sandy riverbeds. Return to the lodge at dusk for dinner and fireside stargazing.

• Accommodation: Saruni Samburu (Top Luxury) / Ashnil Samburu Camp (Luxury) / Samburu Sopa Lodge (Mid-Range)
• Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner (Full Board)

Day 4: Full Day in Samburu – Tracking the “Samburu Special Five”

• Safari Focus: Rare northern endemics, big cat tracking, and cultural immersion
• Activity: Dawn predator drive, Samburu community cultural village visit, and afternoon river tracking

Begin the day with an early morning game drive when nocturnal predators—lions, leopards, and cheetahs—are most active:

• The Samburu Special Five: Track the unique wildlife adapted to northern Kenya’s semi-arid terrain:
  1. Grevy’s Zebra: The world’s largest and most endangered wild equid, known for narrow stripes and large rounded ears.
  2. Reticulated Giraffe: Striking geometric reddish-brown net pattern.
  3. Beisa Oryx: Long, spear-like horns.
  4. Gerenuk: The “giraffe-necked antelope” browsing on its hind legs.
  5. Somali Ostrich: Distinctive steel-blue neck and thighs.
• Cultural Village Stroll: Visit an authentic Samburu village (Manyatta) to observe traditional dances, learn about pastoralist cattle culture, and admire their vibrant beadwork.
• Afternoon River Drive: Search the riverine acacia and doum palm woodlands for leopards resting on low boughs and vulturine guineafowls scuttling across the bush.

 

• Accommodation: Saruni Samburu / Soroi Samburu Lodge / Samburu Sopa Lodge
• Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner (Full Board)

Day 5: Samburu to Ol Pejeta Conservancy – Northern White Rhinos & Chimpanzees

• Drive Distance: ~140 km (87 miles) | Drive Time: ~3 hours scenic transit
• Safari Focus: High-density black rhino territory, the world’s last northern white rhinos, and chimp rescue
• Habitat: Open highland plateau grassland, acacia scrub, and riverine thickets

After breakfast, depart Samburu and journey south toward the Laikipia Plateau to Ol Pejeta Conservancy, a 90,000-acre non-profit sanctuary renowned for rhino conservation.

Arrive at your camp in time for lunch. In the afternoon, visit the heavily guarded 700-acre enclosure to stand face-to-face with Najin and Fatu—the last two surviving northern white rhinos on Earth. Learn from their dedicated 24/7 armed rangers about the groundbreaking BioRescue assisted reproduction research and surrogate embryo transfers aimed at saving the subspecies.

Next, tour the Sweetwaters Chimpanzee Sanctuary, established in partnership with the Jane Goodall Institute, providing a permanent haven for orphaned and traumatized chimpanzees rescued from the black-market pet and bushmeat trades. Set out on an afternoon game drive across the plains, searching for black rhinos, lions, cheetahs, and African wild dogs before an open-air barbecue dinner by the campfire.

• Accommodation: River Camp Ol Pejeta (Top Luxury) / Sweetwaters Serena Camp (Luxury) / The Stables (Mid-Range)
• Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner (Full Board)

Day 6: Ol Pejeta to Lake Nakuru National Park via Thomson’s Falls

 

Drive Distance: ~180 km (112 miles) | Drive Time: ~4 hours scenic transit

• Activity Focus: 74m Thomson’s Falls stop, Rift Valley escarpment, and lake birdlife
• Habitat: Montane plateau descending to an alkaline soda lake and yellow fever tree forests

Depart Ol Pejeta after breakfast, stopping at Nyahururu to view Thomson’s Falls, a picturesque 74-meter (243-foot) waterfall on the Ewaso Narok River.

Continue your descent into the Great Rift Valley, entering Lake Nakuru National Park in time for lunch at your lodge overlooking the lake basin.

In the afternoon, embark on an extensive game drive across the lake shores. Once world-famous for blanketing pink flamingo flocks, Lake Nakuru remains an exceptional birding destination hosting over 450 avian species, alongside giant white pelicans and African fish eagles.

• Rhino & Giraffe Sanctuary: Drive through acacia woodlands and euphorbia forests tracking southern white rhinos, endangered black rhinos, and Rothschild giraffes, with opportunities to spot leopards resting in fever trees.

 

• Accommodation: The Cliff Nakuru (Top Luxury) / Sarova Lion Hill Game Lodge (Luxury) / Lake Nakuru Lodge (Mid-Range)
• Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner (Full Board)

Day 7: Lake Nakuru to Masai Mara National Reserve – The Lion’s Kingdom

• Drive Distance: ~230 km (143 miles) | Drive Time: ~5 hours
• Safari Focus: Great Rift Valley transit, rolling grasslands, and golden-hour predator tracking
• Habitat: Alkaline lakeshore transitioning into endless savanna and umbrella acacia plains

Enjoy an early breakfast before departing south through the historic Maasai town of Narok toward the world-renowned Masai Mara National Reserve, the northern jewel of the Serengeti-Mara ecosystem.

Arrive in time for lunch at your lodge or luxury tented camp. Settle into your canvas suite and take a short rest before heading out on a late-afternoon game drive.

Elevate the pop-up roof of your Land Cruiser to survey the rolling green grasslands dotted with iconic flat-topped acacias. Track resident prides of lions, spotted hyenas, topis, and herds of elephants as the equatorial sun dips below the horizon. Return to your camp for dinner accompanied by the nocturnal sounds of the African bush.

• Accommodation: Ashnil Surana Camp (Top Luxury) / Mara Serena Safari Lodge (Luxury) / Zebra Plains Safari Camp(Mid-Range)
• Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner (Full Board)

Day 8: Full-Day Masai Mara Exploration – The Great Migration Spectacle

• Safari Focus: Big cat density, Mara River crossings, and boundless grasslands
• Activity: Dawn-to-dusk safari with packed bush picnic or split morning/afternoon game drives

Dedicate a full day to exploring Africa’s premier wildlife sanctuary:

• Apex Predators on the Hunt: Track famous lion prides, follow stealthy leopards through riverine thickets, and watch cheetah coalitions hunt across open plains.
• The Great Migration Dynamics (Seasonal July–October): Witness columns of wildebeests and zebras mass along the banks of the Mara River before plunging across the currents against giant Nile crocodiles.
• Mara Triangle Exploration: Drive through the predator-dense Mara Triangle and stop by the Mara River to view massive pods of snorting hippos and basking crocodiles.

 

• Accommodation: Ashnil Surana / Mara Serena Safari Lodge / Zebra Plains Safari Camp
• Meal Plan: Breakfast, Bush Picnic Lunch, Dinner (Full Board)

Day 9: Masai Mara to Nairobi – Cultural Village Stroll & City Evening

Drive Distance: ~260 km (162 miles) | Drive Time: ~5.5 hours scenic transit

Set out on a final dawn game drive across the Mara savannas to catch big cats active in the cool morning air. Following breakfast, begin your scenic drive back to Nairobi.

En route, stop at an authentic Maasai Cultural Boma. Experience their welcoming songs, witness the high-jumping adumu dance, step inside their traditional earth-and-thatch manyattas, and learn about their ancient pastoralist customs.

Arrive in Nairobi in the late afternoon. Unwind at your hotel or head out for an evening dinner at Tamarind Nairobi or the Carnivore Restaurant before resting up for the Tanzanian leg of your adventure.

• Accommodation: Villa Rosa Kempinski (Top Luxury) / Four Points by Sheraton Nairobi (Luxury) / Best Western Plus Meridian (Mid-Range)
• Meal Plan: Breakfast, Packed Lunch, Dinner

Day 10: Nairobi to Amboseli National Park – The Royal Court of Kilimanjaro

• Drive Distance: ~240 km (149 miles) | Drive Time: ~4 hours via the Mombasa highway
• Safari Focus: Elephant matriarch herds, open savannas, and Africa’s tallest mountain
• Habitat: Semi-arid scrubland, acacia woodland, and seasonal marshes

Depart Nairobi at 07:30 AM, driving southeast across the Athi Kapiti plains toward Amboseli National Park, resting directly at the foot of Mount Kilimanjaro (5,895m).

Arrive in time for lunch at your lodge, offering unobstructed panoramic views of the plains. In the afternoon, head out on an extensive game drive across Amboseli’s open savanna and freshwater marshes fed by melting mountain glaciers.

Amboseli provides Africa’s premier setting for photographing massive free-ranging elephant herds walking against the snow-capped volcanic cone of Kilimanjaro. Climb to the summit of Observation Hill for a panoramic view of the Enkongo Narok marshlands, watching hippos and elephant families bathe in the reeds below.

• Accommodation: Elewana Tortilis Camp (Top Luxury) / Ol Tukai Lodge (Luxury) / Amboseli Sopa Lodge (Mid-Range)

 

Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner (Full Board)

Day 11: Full-Day Amboseli Safari – Kilimanjaro Golden Hour & Swamp Tracking

• Safari Focus: Dawn mountain photography, big cat tracking, and seasonal swamp ecology
• Activity: Early morning game drive, swamp picnic lunch, and sunset wildlife tracking

Rise early at 06:15 AM to catch Mount Kilimanjaro clear of cloud cover during golden hour:

• Predator Tracking: Search the dry lakebeds and thorn scrubs for cheetah coalitions, serval cats, bat-eared foxes, and spotted hyenas returning from nocturnal hunts.
• Swamp Ecology: Spend the midday hours exploring the Enkongo Narok and Olokenya swamps, where large herds of buffaloes, waterbucks, and birdlife congregate year-round.
• Evening Sundowner: Savor sundowner drinks with views of the mountain peak before dinner at your lodge.

 

• Accommodation: Elewana Tortilis Camp / Ol Tukai Lodge / Amboseli Sopa Lodge
• Meal Plan: Breakfast, Picnic Lunch, Dinner (Full Board)

Day 12: Amboseli to Arusha (Tanzania) via Namanga Border

• Transit Logistics: Road transfer to Namanga border (~1.5 hrs) → Immigration clearance → Scenic drive to Arusha (~2 hrs)
• Activity Focus: Cross-border transition, Mount Meru views, and Arusha Cultural Heritage Centre

Bid farewell to Kenya and drive south to the Namanga border post. Clear immigration and customs formalities with the assistance of your Bushtroop guide, and switch over to your Tanzanian 4×4 Safari Land Cruiser and driver-guide.

Continue south to Arusha, the safari capital of northern Tanzania, arriving in time for lunch. Spend the afternoon exploring the Arusha Cultural Heritage Centre, home to one of Africa’s largest collections of indigenous art, sculptures, antique masks, and Tanzanite gemstones. Alternatively, relax at your lodge in the shadow of Mount Meru.

Accommodation: Arusha Coffee Lodge (Top Luxury) / Mount Meru Hotel (Luxury) / Venus Premier Hotel (Mid-Range)

• Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Day 13: Arusha to Tarangire National Park – The Land of Giants

• Drive Distance: ~120 km (75 miles) | Drive Time: ~2 to 2.5 hours on smooth tarmac
• Safari Focus: Massive elephant herds, prehistoric baobabs, and Tarangire River wildlife
• Habitat: Ancient baobab woodlands, acacia bushveld, seasonal swamps, and riverbanks

Depart Arusha after breakfast, heading southwest along the Great Rift Valley corridor to Tarangire National Park, celebrated as northern Tanzania’s premier elephant sanctuary.

Arrive in time for an afternoon game drive. Elevate your vehicle’s pop-up roof to photograph the park’s signature landscape: ancient baobab trees (Adansonia digitata) and flat-topped umbrella acacias. Track herds of up to 300 elephants digging for water along the Tarangire River, alongside Cape buffaloes, zebras, giraffes, and tree-resting lions. Arrive at your lodge at sunset for dinner around the campfire.

• Accommodation: Tarangire Treetops (Top Luxury) / Tarangire Sopa Lodge (Luxury) / Sangaiwe Tented Lodge (Mid-Range)
• Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner (Full Board)

Day 14: Tarangire to Lake Manyara – Rift Valley Escarpment & Ngorongoro Rim

• Drive Distance: ~70 km (43 miles) | Drive Time: ~1.5 hours
• Safari Focus: Groundwater forests, tree-climbing lions, baboon troops, and crater rim check-in
• Habitat: Subterranean spring-fed forest, alkaline soda lake, and highland cloud forest

Depart Tarangire for Lake Manyara National Park, nestled at the foot of the sheer 600-meter Great Rift Valley escarpment.

Drive through groundwater forests fed by mountain springs, watching olive baboons, blue monkeys, and forest elephants. Drive along the soda lake shoreline, where thousands of lesser flamingos tint the shallows pink. Scan the horizontal branches of umbrella acacia and mahogany trees for Manyara’s famous tree-climbing lions, and stop by the Maji Moto hot springs.

In the late afternoon, climb the steep escarpment into the Ngorongoro Conservation Area. Check into your lodge perched along the crater rim, taking in views 600 meters down into the caldera before dinner.

• Accommodation: The Manor at Ngorongoro (Top Luxury) / Ngorongoro Serena Safari Lodge (Luxury) / Ngorongoro Tortilis Camp (Mid-Range)
• Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner (Full Board)

Day 15: Ngorongoro Crater Floor Safari – Journey to the Endless Serengeti Plains

• Crater Floor Tour: 600m caldera descent, 5–6 hours game drive with picnic lunch
• Drive to Serengeti: ~140 km (87 miles) | ~3 hours game-viewing transit
• Safari Focus: Critically endangered black rhinos, high-density lion prides, and open savanna horizons

Rise at dawn and descend 600 meters (2,000 feet) down steep caldera walls onto the floor of the Ngorongoro Crater—the world’s largest intact volcanic caldera and a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Spend the morning exploring this natural amphitheater:

• The Big Five: High probabilities of spotting resident lion prides, Cape buffaloes, bull elephants carrying massive tusks, leopards along the Lerai forest edge, and northern Tanzania’s best sanctuary for the rare black rhino.
• Lake Magadi & Ngoitoktok: Watch large flocks of flamingos in the alkaline lake and enjoy a picnic lunch near wallowing hippos.

Ascend the caldera walls in the early afternoon and drive northwest onto the golden savannas of Serengeti National Park—the Maasai “Siringet,” meaning “the place where the land moves on forever.” Enjoy a sunset game drive en route to your lodge.

Accommodation: Meliá Serengeti Lodge (Top Luxury) / Serengeti Serena Safari Lodge (Luxury) / Serengeti Tortilis Camp (Mid-Range)

• Meal Plan: Breakfast, Bush Picnic Lunch, Dinner (Full Board)

Day 16: Full-Day Serengeti Wilderness Safari – The Great Migration Engine

• Safari Focus: Apex predator tracking, Great Migration herds, and riverine leopards
• Activity: Morning and afternoon game drives with a scenic bush picnic lunch

Dedicate a full day to tracking the legendary wildlife of the Serengeti:

• The Migration Rhythm: Follow seasonal columns of over 1.5 million wildebeests, 200,000 zebras, and gazelles across the grasslands.
• Big Cat Encounters: Early mornings offer prime opportunities to spot lions lounging atop granite kopjes, cheetahs scouting from termite mounds, and leopards resting in sausage trees.
• Grumeti River: Visit river loops to observe 15-foot Nile crocodiles and pods of hippos.
• Bush Supper: Return to camp at sunset for hot showers, followed by a lantern-lit dinner under the equatorial stars.

 

• Accommodation: Meliá Serengeti Lodge / Serengeti Serena Safari Lodge / Serengeti Tortilis Camp ● Meal Plan: Breakfast, Bush Picnic Lunch, Dinner (Full Board)

Day 17: Sunrise Serengeti Game Drive – Fly to Zanzibar Island

• Flight Logistics: Morning game drive → Seronera Airstrip (SEU) flight to Arusha → Connecting flight to Zanzibar (ZNZ)
• Island Arrival: Private coastal transfer to your beachfront resort

Enjoy a final sunrise game drive across the Seronera plains before transferring to the bush airstrip for your flight to Arusha, connecting directly to Zanzibar (Abeid Amani Karume International Airport – ZNZ).

Upon arrival, meet your dedicated island representative and transfer across coconut palm groves to your oceanfront resort. Check in, sip fresh coconut water, and take your first barefoot walk along the powdery white sands of the Indian Ocean. Enjoy a seafood dinner under the palms.

• Accommodation: Baraza Resort & Spa (Top Luxury) / Bluebay Beach Resort & Spa (Luxury) / Ocean Paradise Resort & Spa (Mid-Range)
• Meal Plan: Breakfast, Dinner (Half Board or All-Inclusive depending on property)

Day 18: Zanzibar Cultural Discovery – Stone Town Walking Tour & Organic Spice Farm

• Activity Focus: UNESCO World Heritage architecture, Swahili culture, and sensory spice plantations
• Key Sites: Stone Town alleys, House of Wonders, Sultan’s Palace, Old Fort, Slave Market memorial

After breakfast, depart for a guided walking tour of Stone Town, the historic heart of Zanzibar:

• Historic Architecture: Wander labyrinthine cobblestone alleys, admiring intricately carved Swahili and Arab wooden doorways, brass studs, and overhanging balconies.
• Historical Landmarks: Visit the Old Fort, the Sultan’s Palace museum, and the Anglican Cathedral built over the site of the former East African Slave Market.
• Spice Farm Tour: Travel into the lush countryside for a guided sensory spice tour. Touch, smell, and taste fresh vanilla pods, cinnamon bark, cloves, nutmeg, black pepper, and tropical fruits directly from the trees.

Return to your beach resort in the late afternoon for an ocean swim or an optional sunset dhow cruise.

• Accommodation: Baraza Resort & Spa / resort Bluebay Beach Resort / Amaan Bungalows ● Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Day 19: Zanzibar Marine Safari – Mnemba Atoll & Jozani Forest Red Colobus

• Activity Focus: Coral reef snorkeling, wild dolphin watching, and indigenous red colobus monkeys
• Excursion Sites: Mnemba Atoll marine reserve, Kizimkazi waters, Jozani-Chwaka Bay National Park

 

Set out on an ocean excursion to the protected coral reefs of Mnemba Atoll:

• Snorkeling & Marine Life: Swim through turquoise waters above coral gardens teeming with angelfish, blue-spotted rays, green sea turtles, and starfish.
• Dolphin Encounters: Cruise the coastal waters of Kizimkazi to observe resident pods of wild bottlenose and humpback dolphins.
• Jozani Forest: In the afternoon, head into Jozani-Chwaka Bay National Park, Zanzibar’s only national park. Walk along nature trails and mangrove boardwalks to observe the rare, endemic Zanzibar red colobus monkey (Piliocolobus kirkii) foraging in mahogany canopies.

Return to the resort for a beachfront dinner under the stars.

• Accommodation: Baraza Resort & Spa (Top Luxury) / Bluebay Beach Resort & Spa (Luxury) / Ocean Paradise

Resort & Spa (Mid-Range)

• Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Day 20: Zanzibar History & Coastal Leisure – Prison Island Giant Tortoises

• Excursion Focus: Aldabra giant tortoises, coastal quarantine history, and beach relaxation
• Key Stops: Changuu (Prison Island) and eastern white-sand beaches

Board a traditional motorized wooden boat from the harbor to Prison Island (Changuu Island):

• Giant Tortoises: Meet and feed the colony of giant Aldabra tortoises, originally gifted by the British governor of Seychelles in the late 19th century, with several individuals over 100 to 150 years old.
• Island History: Tour the historic quarantine station and ruined prison buildings built in 1893.
• Afternoon at Leisure: Return to the mainland for a lazy afternoon relaxing on the beach, booking an open-air spa treatment, or lounging beside the infinity pool.

Celebrate the evening with a private beachfront seafood dinner.

• Accommodation: Baraza Resort & Spa (Top Luxury) / Bluebay Beach Resort & Spa (Luxury) / Ocean Paradise

Resort & Spa (Mid-Range)

• Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Day 21: Zanzibar Beach Day – Leisure, Water Sports & Sunset Farewell

• Activity Focus: Unstructured coastal relaxation, water sports, and Swahili cultural farewell

Dedicate your final full day in Zanzibar to pure oceanfront leisure:

• Water Sports: Choose from kitesurfing, stand-up paddleboarding, deep-sea fishing, or PADI scuba diving along the outer barrier reefs of Nungwi or Kendwa.
• Local Village Life: Rent a bicycle to explore quiet rural coastal villages, meeting local fishermen and seaweed farmers.
• Farewell Celebration: Conclude your adventure with an evening beach barbecue, live Taarab acoustic music, and a celebratory toast to your 22-day East African expedition

 

• Accommodation: Baraza Resort & Spa (Top Luxury) / Bluebay Beach Resort & Spa (Luxury) / Ocean Paradise Resort & Spa (Mid-Range)
• Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch, Gala Farewell Dinner

Day 22: Zanzibar to Nairobi – International Departure

Enjoy a final tropical breakfast on the terrace overlooking the Indian Ocean. Take a last swim in the warm waters or purchase artisanal Swahili spices and wood carvings at the resort boutique taking in your East Africa bush to beach luxury safari tour.

At the designated time, your private chauffeur transfers you to Zanzibar International Airport (ZNZ) for your scheduled flight to Nairobi (NBO). Connect to your onward international flight home, concluding an unforgettable 22-day grand safari and beach adventure across Kenya, Tanzania, and Zanzibar.

• Meal Plan: Breakfast included

Safari Price Per Person (Top – Luxury)

2 Pax = USD $31,000 Per Person Sharing

4 Pax = USD $29,500 Per Person Sharing

6 Pax = USD $25,700 Per Person sharing

Safari Per Person Luxury

2 Pax = USD $19,600 per person sharing

4 Pax = USD $17,990 per person sharing

6 Pax = USD $17,300 per person sharing

Safari Per Person Midrange

2 Pax = USD $15975 per person sharing

4 Pax = USD $13280 per person sharing

6 Pax = USD $11700 per person sharing

OPTIONAL

BALLOON RIDE IN MASAI MARA USD$440 PER PERSON

BALLOON RIDE IN SERENGETI USD$580 PER PERSON

Tour price includes:

– Courtesy Nairobi-hotel pick up/drop off airport transfers

– 2 Nights Nairobi Hotel on bed and breakfast

– Tour in a customized pop up top Toyota safari 4×4 jeep

– Services of an experienced English language speaking driver/ guide.

– Stay in Luxury safari lodges / tented camps

– Game viewing drives

– Entrance fees.

– Meals on safari.

– Bottled drinking water in a safari vehicle.

– Boat ride at Lake Naivasha

– The flying doctors medical, emergency and rescue cover.

– Pick up Hotel and drop-off at airport

– 4 Nights in beach Hotel at half board basis

– 2 Nights in Stone House on bed and breakfast

– Flight from Seregenti/Zanzibar back to Nairobi

– Government taxes and local levies

 Not included in the tour price

– Other bottled drinks.

– Items and services of a personal nature.

– Tips or gratuities