African Safari: Kenya and Tanzania
In the shadow of Mt. Kilimanjaro, embark on 7 lively safaris to seek out the elusive “Big 5” – Africa’s “bucket list” of animals. Spend time at the famous farmhouse from Out of Africa and have giraffes eat directly out of your hand. Connect with locals at a bead factory, where single mothers are employed and trained as jewelry artisans. Get a glimpse into the traditions of native communities when you visit with two tribes at Lake Eyasi. From the picturesque savanna in Kenya to the renowned Serengeti in Tanzania, this is the wild Africa of your dreams.
- 07 Oct 2026 – 20 Oct 2026
from $12,199 pp twin share / $14,499 pp solo * - 08 Oct 2026 – 21 Oct 2026
from $12,849 pp twin share / $15,149 pp solo * - 13 Oct 2026 – 26 Oct 2026
from $12,849 pp twin share / $15,149 pp solo * - 20 Oct 2026 – 02 Nov 2026
from $12,849 pp twin share / $15,149 pp solo * - 22 Oct 2026 – 04 Nov 2026
from $12,849 pp twin share / $15,149 pp solo * - 29 Oct 2026 – 11 Nov 2026
from $12,699 pp twin share / $14,899 pp solo * - 03 Nov 2026 – 16 Nov 2026
from $11,949 pp twin share / $13,999 pp solo * - 17 Nov 2026 – 30 Nov 2026
from $11,449 pp twin share / $13,399 pp solo * - 02 Dec 2026 – 15 Dec 2026
from $10,799 pp twin share / $12,749 pp solo * - 12 Jan 2027 – 25 Jan 2027
from $12,349 pp twin share / $14,649 pp solo * - 19 Jan 2027 – 01 Feb 2027
from $12,849 pp twin share / $15,149 pp solo * - 16 Feb 2027 – 01 Mar 2027
from $12,849 pp twin share / $15,149 pp solo * - 18 Feb 2027 – 03 Mar 2027
from $12,849 pp twin share / $15,149 pp solo * - 25 Feb 2027 – 10 Mar 2027
from $12,849 pp twin share / $15,149 pp solo * - 06 Apr 2027 – 19 Apr 2027
from $11,899 pp twin share / $13,999 pp solo * - 18 May 2027 – 31 May 2027
from $12,249 pp twin share / $14,349 pp solo * - 23 May 2027 – 05 Jun 2027
from $12,249 pp twin share / $14,349 pp solo * - 27 May 2027 – 09 Jun 2027
from $12,249 pp twin share / $14,349 pp solo *
* Prices and category availability are subject to change without notice.
Itinerary
Day 1 – Nairobi, Kenya
Arrive in Nairobi, the capital of Kenya. Serving as the gateway to Africa’s sought-after wildlife, Nairobi is the ideal place to get acclimated to the Kenyan lifestyle. As travelers’ arrival times will vary greatly, we have no group activities planned during the day. Dinner tonight will be on your own.
Day 2 – Nairobi
Visit the David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust, which rehabilitates young or injured elephants. See the gentle giants up close as they are fed and bathed by their caretakers. Head to Karen Blixen’s Out of Africa farmhouse for lunch before stepping outside to visit the sanctuary’s inquisitive Rothschild giraffes. Visit the Kazuri Beads Factory, where mothers are employed and trained as jewelry artisans. In the evening, toast to the start of your African adventure at a savory welcome dinner.
Day 3 – Nairobi – Amboseli National Park
Make your way to Amboseli National Park, nestled along the border of Tanzania and looking out on the great Mt. Kilimanjaro. After lunch, get a glimpse into Kenyan culture and interact with locals at a Maasai village. Settle into your accommodations for the next two nights – a tented camp with the comfortable amenities of a traditional lodge.
Day 4 – Amboseli National Park
Embrace your wild side on a full-day game drive in Amboseli National Park. This is your first chance to seek out Africa’s elusive “Big 5” – the safari “bucket list” of animals includes lions, leopards, rhinos, elephants, and water buffalo. Enjoy a picnic lunch on the open plains, watching for herds of wildebeest and grazing zebras.
Day 5 – Amboseli National Park – Arusha, Tanzania – Karatu
Enter Tanzania, a country devoted to harmony among its people and animals. Today will be an Impact Moment as you visit Shanga, a local jewelry workshop that trains and employs citizens with disabilities. Your day ends in Karatu, a humble town located on the precipice of untamed nature. Overnight in a charming lodge where colorful gardens meet welcoming hospitality.
Day 6 – Karatu – Ngorongoro Crater – Karatu
Make the most of more opportunities to spot the local wildlife with a full-day game drive in Ngorongoro Crater, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Containing one of the densest mammal populations in the world, this “African Eden” is one of the best places to seek out the “Big 5.” Allow the sheer magnitude of the area to wash over you as you enjoy a picnic lunch in the highlands, taking in the flourishing habitat around you.
Day 7 – Karatu – Serengeti
Your path continues to the renowned Serengeti, a Maasai word meaning “endless plains.” Enjoy lunch and venture out on your first Serengeti adventure on an afternoon game drive, returning to camp at dusk. Relax in your exclusive safari abode, your home for the next three nights. The camp includes all the amenities of a lodge but allows you to remain immersed in nature.
Day 8 – Serengeti
Say good morning to the Serengeti! After breakfast, set out and enjoy a full day of animal-seeking safari adventures with a picturesque picnic lunch.
Day 9 – Serengeti
Lions. Gazelles. Cheetahs. Hippos. There’s no telling what you might spot on your full-day game drive. Under the careful guidance of an expert, discover the savanna’s wild residents and get a glimpse into the untamed animal kingdom.
Day 10 – Serengeti – Lake Eyasi
You’re on your way to Lake Eyasi, a lesser-known corner of Tanzania nestled between the plains and escarpments. Pause for a picnic lunch along the way, providing more chances to view the local wildlife. Take a guided safari walk around the salt lake, perhaps passing a wading pat of flamingos or some lively hippos cooling off in the water.
Day 11 – Lake Eyasi
See how native communities live in harmony with the environment. Start your morning with the Hadzabe tribe, hunter-gatherers that strive to leave no lasting impact on their surroundings. After lunch back at your lodge, continue with a visit to the Datoga tribe – another community based at Lake Eyasi – and see how their vast farms contribute to day-to-day life.
Day 12 – Lake Eyasi – Tarangire National Park
Decide how you spend the morning because it’s your choice! Learn from a local fruit vendor in Mto Wa Mbu village about their trade -OR- spend time with a local craftsman who will show you current projects at African Galleria. Then, head to Tarangire, the forested national park known for its giant baobab trees and elephant migration. After lunch, embark on a thrilling game drive. Don’t be surprised if you see a pride of lions lounging in the shade, a herd of buffalos wading into the water, or a parade of elephants passing by.
Day 13 – Tarangire National Park
Enjoy a full-day game drive, venturing out in the morning on your quest for animal sightings with a break for a picnic lunch in between. Make sure you look to the skies because Tarangire is an aviary paradise, home to more than 500 bird species. Keep your eyes peeled for various starlings, weavers, and guinea fowl. Wish Africa goodbye at a farewell dinner with your fellow travelers.
Day 14 – Tarangire National Park – Arusha – Tour Ends
Return to Arusha on the final day of your African adventure. Settle into a dayroom to relax before lunch. Depart with memories of the endless plains and unparalleled wildlife.
Highlights
- All seven game drives included across Amboseli, Ngorongoro Crater and Serengeti
- Hand-feed Rothschild giraffes at the Out of Africa sanctuary
- Guided visits to two tribes at Lake Eyasi and workshops empowering local artisans
In the shadow of Mt. Kilimanjaro, embark on 7 lively safaris to seek out the elusive “Big 5” – Africa’s “bucket list” of animals. Spend time at the famous farmhouse from Out of Africa and have giraffes eat directly out of your hand. Connect with locals at a bead factory, where single mothers are employed and trained as jewelry artisans. Get a glimpse into the traditions of native communities when you visit with two tribes at Lake Eyasi. From the picturesque savanna in Kenya to the renowned Serengeti in Tanzania, this is the wild Africa of your dreams.
Inclusions
- See how a local workshop empowers citizens with disabilities through the Shanga Project.
- Get a peek into the daily lives of two local tribes at Lake Eyasi.
- Seek out the elusive “Big 5” on 7 different game drives.
- Visit Karen Blixen’s Out of Africa farmhouse and feed the sanctuary’s Rothschild giraffes.
- Spend three nights on the legendary Serengeti, home to seemingly infinite wildlife.
- Gaze out at the iconic Mt.
FAQs
- Ole Sereni Hotel, Nairobi
- Kilima Safari Camp, Amboseli
- Country Lodge, Karatu
- ThornTree Camp, Serengeti
- Lake Eyasi Safari Lodge, Lake Eyasi
- Sangaiwe Tented Lodge, Tarangire National Park
How long is this journey?
This itinerary runs for 14 days and 13 nights.
When can I travel?
Departures are currently scheduled between 07 Oct 2026 and 09 Jun 2027, subject to live availability.
Are there different departure options?
Yes, multiple departures may be available depending on your preferred travel period.
Can I travel solo?
Solo pricing may be available on selected departures, and final options can be confirmed at enquiry.
Are discounts available?
Seasonal or loyalty discounts may be available on selected departures at the time of enquiry.
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