East Africa: Kenya, Tanzania & Zanzibar

The journey begins early in the morning in Nairobi. Leaving the city behind, you’ll head toward Lake Naivasha through the Great Rift Valley. The drive itself will be part of the adventure. Outside the window, you’ll see steep cliffs, green slopes, and a vast valley stretching far into the horizon.
Upon arrival at Lake Naivasha, you’ll check into your accommodations and relax on the lakeshore. After the long drive, you can simply enjoy the silence and the surrounding nature or take a stroll along the shore, watching the birds and the life of the lake.
In the afternoon, if you’d like, you can go on an optional boat tour. Lake Naivasha looks completely different from the water, and one of the main highlights of such a tour is observing hippos and waterfowl in their natural habitat.

After breakfast, you’ll head to Lake Nakuru, located in the heart of the Great Rift Valley. The landscape gradually changes, and ahead you’ll see a large lake surrounded by acacia forests, green plains, and rocky cliffs.
Nakuru is considered a true paradise for birdwatchers. About 450 species can be found here, and flamingos remain the lake’s main symbol. The park is also known as Kenya’s first national rhino reserve. During a safari here, you can see black and white rhinos, giraffes, buffalo, zebras, lions, and leopards.
During the day, you’ll climb to the famous "Baboons' Rock" overlook, from which you can see almost the entire lake, and then head to Makalia Falls. After the safari, you’ll relax and enjoy dinner surrounded by the natural beauty of the national park.

After breakfast, you’ll head to the Maasai Mara. Along the way, the scenery will gradually give way to endless golden savannas, scattered acacia trees, and open plains—one of Africa’s most iconic landscapes.
After lunch and a short rest, your first safari in the Maasai Mara will begin. You’ll set out in search of the legendary "Big Five," and along the way, you’ll see herds of zebras and antelopes, giraffes, cheetahs, and other inhabitants of the savanna. As evening approaches, the soft golden light completely transforms the landscape, creating a particularly beautiful end to your first day in the Maasai Mara.
After the safari, you’ll return to camp for dinner and a rest amid the sounds of the African wilderness.

Today is entirely dedicated to the Maasai Mara. You’ll venture deep into the reserve, where the savanna stretches to the horizon and wildlife thrives along the rivers and among the tall grass. Here, you can observe lion prides, cheetahs, elephants, giraffes, and huge herds of zebras and antelopes in their natural habitat.
If you wish, you can supplement the safari with a visit to a traditional Maasai village. You’ll learn about the way of life, customs, and culture of a people who have lived on these lands alongside wildlife for centuries. There is an additional fee for the village visit.
In the evening, you’ll return to camp for dinner and rest after an eventful day.

Your journey will continue in another country. After crossing the border between Kenya and Tanzania at Isaba, you’ll be met by a driver-guide, and you’ll head toward the Serengeti. Along the way, the scenery will gradually change, revealing the ever-widening expanses of the Tanzanian savanna.
Ahead lies the Serengeti, one of Africa’s most famous national parks. Its name comes from a Maasai word that translates as "endless plains," and even on the way there, it becomes clear why. The space here seems to go on forever, and the savanna stretches far beyond the horizon.
Upon arrival, you’ll check in, have dinner, and enjoy a quiet evening before embarking on a full-fledged safari the next day.

The entire day is devoted to exploring the boundless plains of the Serengeti. Accompanied by a guide, you’ll travel between different areas of the park in search of lions, elephants, buffalo, leopards, and rhinos, as well as cheetahs, giraffes, zebras, and huge herds of antelope.
The safari will last until late in the evening. You’ll enjoy a picnic right in the heart of the Serengeti landscape, after which your journey through the savanna will continue along new routes, offering the chance to observe animals in their natural habitat.
In the evening, you’ll return to camp for dinner and some rest after an eventful safari.

After the safari, the journey takes a different turn. You’ll leave the endless plains of the Serengeti behind and head to Zanzibar, where the savannas give way to palm trees, snow-white beaches, and the warm waters of the Indian Ocean.
Upon arrival, you’ll begin exploring the island and its marine life. You’ll enjoy a walk along the coast, a chance to see dolphins, and snorkeling among coral reefs and vibrant tropical fish.
You can spend the rest of the day on the beach, swimming in the ocean and relaxing after the eventful first half of your trip.

This day offers the most flexible itinerary, giving you the choice to either spend the entire day in the relaxing atmosphere of your resort or go on an optional half-day excursion featuring dolphins and snorkeling. If you choose the excursion, in the morning you’ll head to the south coast, where local experts will take you by boat to areas known for their wild, playful dolphins. If you’re lucky, you’ll have the chance to swim alongside them in their natural habitat. The program then continues with snorkeling in the crystal-clear, warm waters above vibrant coral reefs teeming with colorful marine life. After the excursion, you’ll return to the hotel around noon, and the rest of the afternoon will be free for relaxation—by the pool, on the beach, or during spa treatments—as you enjoy the island’s peaceful atmosphere.

You can spend the day on the coast or take an optional excursion to Stone Town, the historic center of Zanzibar and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. You’ll discover a labyrinth of narrow streets, historic houses with carved doors, bustling markets, and architecture that blends African, Arab, Indian, and European traditions.
After Stone Town, you’ll head to a spice farm. Here you can see how cinnamon, cloves, nutmeg, and tropical fruits are grown, taste them right on the spot, and experience the very aromas that have earned Zanzibar the name "Spice Island."
After the tour, you’ll return to the hotel and have free time to relax by the ocean.

Your journey through Tanzania and Zanzibar is coming to an end—it's time to say goodbye to this enchanting corner of the world and head home. After breakfast, a transfer to the airport awaits you for your onward flight, as you take with you warm memories of your East African adventure and the anticipation of future travels. As you fly over the savannas and coastline of Tanzania, reflect on the incredible experiences you’ve had on this trip, the new friends you’ve made, and the natural beauty that has left an indelible mark on your heart. Until we meet again—safari njema and kwaheri (have a safe journey and goodbye). Tanzania and Zanzibar will await your return with open arms.