11-Day Zanzibar & Safari Tour | Beaches, Wildlife & Spice Tours | Walking Tanzania


Discover the perfect 11-day Zanzibar and Tanzania safari tour. Enjoy white sandy beaches, wildlife safaris, spice tours, and Stone Town experiences. Book your adventure today.

Tour Highlights

Itinerary Overview

Day 1. Welcome to Tanzania

Arrive at Kilimanjaro International airport and transfer to a Hotel in Arusha. This day I will advise you to be faster getting out of the plane at JRO and get to the line for visa or stamp your visa and pick your luggage before getting out. It normally takes longer for people to get out because of long queue for visa and stamp your passport. You will see someone with the sign reading “WALKING TANZANIA” to meet you.

Day 2. Arusha National Park

Pick clients from the hotel after breakfast around 8am and drive to Arusha national park. The park is an outstanding and beautiful area! It is small but has a wide range of habitats from the string of crater lakes where water birds can be watched through the highland montane forest. The park contains a wealth of birds and other animals like Giraffes, bushbucks, Zebras, Baboons, Colobus monkeys, cape buffaloes, etc. Apart from game viewing we will also have a time to do a short walk within the park to a beautiful waterfall. There will be time for picnic lunch somewhere in the park and later drive back to the Hotel in Arusha.

Day 3. Tarangire National Park

Pick clients from the Hotel at 7:30am after breakfast and drive to Tarangire National Park. Game drive in the park looking for animals and learn about everything we see in the park. There will be time for picnic lunch in the park and continue with game drive until late afternoon when we will drive to a hotel at Karatu. Tarangire national park is famous for many elephants and other animals but also a good place to see Baobab trees. There is a lot to learn in the park and excellent scenery around. Late afternoon, drive to Karatu and overnight at the lodge.

Day 4. Ngorongoro

Leave early after breakfast and drive to Ngorongoro Conservation Authority Area. It is a protected area and a world Heritage site. It is the place where wildlife coexisting with semi-nomadic Maasai pastoralists (local tribe) practicing traditional livestock grazing with their domestic. It is a multiple land use area. It includes the World’s largest Caldera (Ngorongoro Crater). We will drive into the crater and spend the whole day there watching, learning and explore the area with animals and birds. Picnic lunch in the crater and drive out of the area and back to Karatu town for dinner and accommodation at the Lodge

Day 5. Serengeti National Park

After breakfast, drive to Serengeti national park through Ngorongoro Conservation Area. We will have time to stop at the Ngorongoro gate for signing and at the rim of the crater there will be another stop to see the Crater if the weather is clear. On the way to Serengeti, game viewing with picnic lunch on the way. Late evening drive to a Tented camp/Lodge for leisure, dinner and overnight.

Day 6. Serengeti National Park

Spend the whole day in this famous park searching for Zebras and Wildebeest migration followed by predators like Lion, Leopard and Cheetah with picnic lunch. Late evening drive back to the lodge/camp for dinner and overnight

Day 7. Serengeti National Park

Spend another day in Serengeti and will have time to explore more to see and learn in the park at different locations. Late evening we get back to our luxury camp/Lodge for dinner and overnight

Day 8. Fly to the tropical spice island of Zanzibar

Today you fly to the tropical spice island of Zanzibar, one of Africa’s most sought-after beach destinations. Upon arrival, our professional guide will meet you at the airport and transfer you comfortably to your hotel. Over the next few days, enjoy the best of a Zanzibar beach holiday—relax on white sandy beaches, swim in crystal-clear turquoise waters, and explore vibrant coral reefs. Looking for culture? Discover the rich history of Stone Town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, on a guided tour. Food lovers can experience authentic Zanzibar through a visit to local spice plantations, tasting the island’s world-famous flavors. Whether you’re seeking relaxation, adventure, or culture, Zanzibar offers the perfect tropical escape.

Day 9-10. Ultimate Paradise

Ultimate paradise is here: gorgeous, tropical Zanzibar! The clear blue waters of the Indian Ocean and the palm-fringed, white sandy beaches are almost too beautiful to be true. Buy your coconut drink fresh on the beach, spend hours sunbathing or swimming, and taste the delicious Zanzibari food. In the mood for something active? Then explore the beach, ocean, and island through a range of activities! We highly recommend the Safari Blue Cruise or a tour of Stone Town.

Day 11. Fly Home

Enjoy your final day in Zanzibar at your own pace relax on the beach or explore a little more of the island. Later, transfer to Zanzibar International Airport for your flight home. Not ready to leave? Extend your stay to nearby island paradises like Mnemba Island, Pemba Island, or Mafia Island.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need a visa to visit Zanzibar?
Most travellers require a tourist visa, obtainable on arrival or online via e‑Visa. Check latest entry requirements.
What is the best season to visit Zanzibar?
The best seasons are June–October and December–March for clear skies and stable weather conditions, while March-May sees heavier rains and fewer tourists.
Is Zanzibar safe for travellers?+
Zanzibar is safe for tourists, with friendly locals and a welcoming atmosphere. Normal travel precautions apply keep valuables secure, avoid empty streets late at night, and respect local customs and dress norms, particularly in stone town and villages.
What language do people speak in Zanzibar?+
Swahili is the main language spoken by locals, but English is widely understood in tourist areas, hotels and by guides, making communication easy for most visitors.
What should I wear in Zanzibar?+
Beachwear like swimsuits are fine on the beach or poolside, but modest clothing(covered shoulders and knees) is recommended in towns and villages out of respect for local culture.
How do I get around Zanzibar?+
Popular options include private taxis, mini buses, tuk-tuks and rental scooters or cars, Taxis and private transfers are easiest for most visitors who value comfort and reliability.
Do I need health precautions before travelling?+
It is wise to consult a travel clinic before your trip.Some travellers take anti-malaria medication and ensure routine vaccines are up to date. Always drink bottled or purified water to avoid waterborne illness