Take a morning flight from Zanzibar Airport to Saadani National Park, the only coastal preserve in the whole of East Africa.

You will be picked by your driver and transferred through the park to the beautiful Simply Saadani Camp.

Arrive for a warm welcome drink and short briefing followed by a sumptuous lunch. After rest, head for a late afternoon game drive returning to the camp at dark. Dinner and overnight.

Today, participate in the camp’s complimentary activities; take a guided nature walk just before breakfast, a canoe ride on the Mafui creek, and visit the UN SDG center to learn about sustainable development goals.

Also you can relax and lay on the sandy beaches or swim in the warm waters of the Indian Ocean.

After breakfast, drive to Wami River for 2 hours’ boat cruise. Enjoy your packed lunch amongst the huge hippo pods, look for crocs lining the bank and marvel at the stunning bird life.

Return in the late afternoon by safari vehicle, traversing Saadani National Park from South to North, looking for elephants, lions, buffalo, leopards, and much more, arriving back at the camp at the last light.

Today, transfer from Saadani to Mikumi National Park.

You will pass through the town of Morogoro with beautiful views of the Uluguru Mountains to the lovely Vuma Hills Tented Camp in Mikumi National Park arriving in time for a late lunch.

Evening at leisure, dinner and overnight.

Leave early in the morning by vehicle for the scenic Nyerere National Park, previously known as Selous Game Reserve, and arrive at Sable Mountain Lodge by late afternoon.

After a leisurely breakfast, drive to UNESCO world heritage site of Selous Game Reserve, the largest reserve in Africa, reaching Sable Mountain Lodge, a beautifully positioned camp set over two hills in the late afternoon. Dinner and overnight.

You’ll be woken early for a quick cup of tea or coffee before heading out for a foot safari, exploring the diverse environment of the lodge, before returning for breakfast. In the afternoon, visit the local Maasai boma with long-term friend of Sable Mountain, Saita where you will get to meet his family and learn about medicinal plants still used today by the Maasai.

After an early breakfast, leave for a full day game drive followed by a thrilling boat safari on Lake Tagalala.

There is nothing quite like sitting with packed lunch amongst the huge hippo pods, crocs and stunning birdlife. Game drive back to the lodge, arriving at dusk.

After breakfast, transfer to Matambwe airstrip for a flight to Zanzibar. Meet your driver at ZNZ Airport and head to the lovely Maru Maru hotel located in the UNESCO World Heritage site of Stone Town. Self-explore the narrow alleyways of the historical city.

Today after a leisurely breakfast, head out on foot with your guide for a historical tour of old city, taking in this melting pot of Indian, Arab and African culture.

Wander through narrow alleyways and marvel at colorful bazaars and pass beautiful and intricately carved traditional wooden doors of local houses and mosques. Relax for the rest of the day at the hotel's rooftop swimming pool or wander freely, taking in the Zanzibar magic.

Vuma Hills Tented Camp sits elevated among the treetops, offering expansive views over the vast wilderness to the south-west of Mikumi National Park.

Tucked within the Vuma Mountain forests, the camp provides a tranquil haven, a welcome respite from the day's warmth following a game drive. The tents, well-appointed with comfortable furnishings, redefine the camping experience, far removed from any traditional discomforts.

Each tent boasts a sheltered wooden veranda at the entrance and well-equipped en suite bathrooms at the rear, leaving little to be desired.

Opened in December 1999 as one of the first lodges in Selous, Sable Mountain Lodge has since offered guests an intimate escape with its ten rooms, each providing spectacular views from its hilltop perch on the reserve's northwest edge.

The lodge blends comfort and quirkiness, from drinks in the "Land Rover's Return" pub to serene dinners in a small, personal restaurant, complemented by a freshwater pool for post-safari relaxation and a treehouse for wildlife observation. Embracing sustainability, Sable runs entirely on solar power and enhances safari experiences with custom Land Rover 110

Defenders, knowledgeable guides, some with over three decades of expertise, and a sun-protected boat on Lake Tagalala, ensuring memorable adventures in the wilderness.

Nestled adjacent to the Saadani National Park in Tanzania, the Simply Saadani Camp features eleven exquisite rooms, each with a view of the magnificent Indian Ocean and encircled by a wildlife preserve.

The rooms offer seclusion and are constructed with repurposed, eco-friendly materials.

Operating on solar energy, the camp provides a quiet, pollution-free experience. At night, the charming on-site restaurant buzzes with the ambient sounds of the nearby sea.

Additionally, guests have the option to dine on the beach, illuminated by moonlight.

Maru Maru Hotel, nestled in the vibrant core of the UNESCO World Heritage site of Stone Town, is just moments away from the town's historic marvels, bustling markets, and a maze of shopping avenues.

This former townhouse, once renowned for its exquisite marble work, has been meticulously refurbished to house 44 radiant rooms that marry traditional Zanzibari aesthetics with contemporary chic and modern amenities. The hotel's rooftop provides a stunning 360-degree view of the city, making it an idyllic spot for sipping cocktails against the backdrop of the Indian Ocean at sunset.

The atmosphere of Maru Maru remains inviting into the evening, becoming a hub for culinary enthusiasts seeking authentic Indo-Zanzibari dishes, art aficionados exploring the hotel's gallery, and music lovers enchanted by the soulful strains of Tahareb music drifting through the night air.