
From $2,300 per person
This refined four-day expedition is meticulously designed for the discerning traveller who values wildlife encounters over long road transfers. By combining traditional 4x4 exploration with a regional flight, we maximise your time among the animals, ensuring a comfortable transition from the rugged savannah to the tropical allure of the coast.
Your journey begins in the dramatic depths of the Ngorongoro Crater, a geological marvel teeming with the Big Five, before venturing into the heart of the Serengeti. Here, the vast acacia-studded plains provide the stage for nature’s most impressive displays, from resident prides of lions to the elegant silhouettes of cheetahs on the hunt.
The safari concludes with a scenic departure from the Seronera airstrip. Instead of a lengthy return drive to Arusha, you will soar over the East African landscape directly to Zanzibar, allowing your adventure to transition effortlessly from a high-energy safari to the tranquil relaxation of the Indian Ocean.
Search for the rare Black Rhino
Vast Serengeti plains
Effortless fly-out convenience
Bespoke 4x4 game drives
High density of predators
Day by Day
Following a morning briefing, journey to the Ngorongoro Conservation Area and descend 600 metres into the world's largest intact caldera. Spend the afternoon tracking lions, elephants, and the elusive black rhino across the crater floor before ascending to the highlands for the evening.
Traverse the scenic highlands towards the Serengeti, entering through the Naabi Hill gate. Enjoy a picnic lunch amidst the vastness before embarking on an afternoon game drive in the Seronera Valley, an area famed for its high density of big cats and resident wildlife.
Dedicate a full day to the rhythms of the Serengeti, heading out at dawn when predators are most active. Explore diverse habitats from riverine forests to open grasslands, witnessing the complex interplay of Africa's most famous ecosystem in its purest form.
Savour a final morning game drive as you head towards the airstrip, capturing last glimpses of the park's majestic inhabitants. After a farewell lunch, board your scheduled flight for a scenic journey over the mainland to the shores of Zanzibar.
The dry months of June to October offer peak wildlife visibility around water sources. January and February are also excellent for witnessing the calving season in the wider Serengeti ecosystem.
Questions
Internal bush flights typically have a strict limit of 15kg per person in soft-sided bags to fit the aircraft holds.
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