Tanzania 2026

Tanzania and Zanzibar June 2026

Embark on a Safari Adventure of a lifetime to Tanzania and Zanzibar. On this uniquely diverse experience, you’ll see where adventure meets paradise. Witness the beauty of African wildlife, immerse yourself in unforgettable cultural experiences and relax in idyllic settings.

Highlights

Small group tour for an intimate experience.
Handpicked Accommodations.
Community and Cultural Experiences throughout.
Experienced Knowledgeable Guides.
Abundant opportunity for Wildlife Viewing.
Time to relax in Serene Locations.
Opportunity for Extra Unforgettable Activities.
Option to upgrade included airfare.

Inclusions

Unique experiences and private tour.
Return Economy Emirates Airfares and Kilimanjaro to Zanzibar with option to upgrade.
Transfers including VIP Hydro Ferry
Daily Park Fees
Tipping Throughout
All Accommodation and Transport / Guides
Optional Kenyan Extension from $7,800.00pp
Optional Rwandan Extension from $6,800.00pp

Destinations

Dubai: A futuristic city in the desert of the UAE. It is both modern and historic.

Serengeti Migration: The legendary annual wildebeest and zebra journey across the Serengeti Maasai Mara ecosystem.

Tarangire National Park: A 2850km² park with the highest concentration of elephants in Tanzania.

Lake Victoria: Visit a fishing village on the shore of Africa’s largest lake.

Ngorongoro Crater: A densely stocked wildlife amphitheater and ecosystem.

Olduvai Gorge: This is one of the most important paleoanthropological localities in the world with the first evidence of mankind,

Zanzibar: An Tanzanian archipelago which homes historic stone town and luxury beach escapes.

Jozani Forest: Home to Red Colobus monkeys and mangrove walks for beautiful forest hikes.

Community and Culture

Kafika House: Inspirational health initiative, providing treatment to children with curable disabilities.

Shanga & Wonder Welders: Uplifting community projects teaching disabled individuals to create hip, recycled art from salvaged materials.

Tinga Tinga: Artist community in Dar es Salaam who produce traditional style paintings.

Banana Plantation: Hosting a delicious local lunch.

Small Farm Visit: With a veterinary to see how a small patch of land can sustain a family.

Coffee Cultivation: Coffee “cupping” experience to test your own coffee desires.

Your Tour Leader - Sue Verrall

Sue Verrall worked in East Africa for 16 years, in Ethiopia, Zimbabwe and Tanzania. She was involved with Landscape and Rural development, returning back to NZ in 2005. Since then, Sue has returned every year with exclusive tours. This tour draws from those years of accumulated knowledge and wonderful local friendships, making it an experience to be remembered.

Contact Sue for more information on her experience.

0275173441

suzv.nz@gmail.com