14-Day Tanzania & Zanzibar Honeymoon

Nestled at the base of Mount Meru, Arusha is a vibrant city surrounded by stunning coffee plantations and a hub of eclectic eateries, bars, and bustling markets.

Known as Tanzania’s safari capital, it’s also a popular stop for those preparing to scale Africa’s highest peak, Mount Kilimanjaro. During your stay, we recommend visiting the National Natural History Museum, the ancient Laetoli footprint site, and Shanga, a glass and weaving workshop that empowers people with disabilities.

Situated just over 100km from Arusha in Tanzania’s Manyara Region, Tarangire National Park is an enchanting, lesser-known safari destination. Renowned for its large elephant herds, Tarangire offers one of Tanzania's highest elephant populations, especially during the dry season when elephants gather by the hundreds.

This tranquil park is ideal for travelers seeking an authentic safari experience amidst vast, open plains and a serene atmosphere, away from the busier tourist routes in Tanzania's north.

The Ngorongoro Crater, one of Africa’s Seven Natural Wonders, offers an unforgettable safari experience in a 3-million-year-old volcanic caldera. Often called “The Garden of Eden,” this unique landscape is home to thriving wildlife, including lion prides, hyena clans, large elephants, and endangered black rhinos.

Bird enthusiasts can enjoy pelicans and flamingos at Magadi Lake, while spotting the impressive Kori Bustard. Adventurous visitors should consider a scenic hike around the nearby Olmoti or Empakai Craters.

Escape to the secluded Northern Serengeti, where limited visitors experience Tanzania’s oldest national park. Driven by the rains, the year-round Great Wildebeest Migration sees over 1.5 million wildebeest, 400,000 zebras, and 200,000 gazelles flood the plains. The Northern Serengeti typically witnesses the migration in August and again from October to November.

Throughout the year, big cat sightings are abundant, with lions perched on rocky outcrops, leopards hiding in dense woodlands, and cheetahs sprinting across open plains. Luxury camps in the Ndutu region offer ideal access for off-roading and walking safaris, providing an immersive experience in this diverse ecosystem.

Zanzibar is an island with a lot of depth and history, having long attracted seafarers, traders and merchants to its iconic shoreline. Set in the Indian Ocean, just off the coast of Tanzania, Zanzibar is an archipelago of different islands that each offer something unique. Its the perfect place to reminisce and soak up your time in Africa!

From the bustling fish markets and ancient streets of Stone Town, to the tranquil beaches and private islands. Zanzibar is a place where time has no meaning and island life truly takes over. Relax on its pristine white beaches; snorkel and dive in remarkable coral reefs and cruise into the sunset of a traditional dhow.