15 Days Magnificent Kenya and Tanzania Safari

15 Days of Stunning Safari in Tanzania and Kenya

15 Days of Magnificent Safari in Kenya and Tanzania: Take a safari holiday in Kenya, the birthplace of safari tourism. The best safaris and excursions in Kenya include Big 5 game viewing, breathtaking natural beauty, and cultural interactions. These trips frequently combine Kenya’s main attractions with those of Tanzania and Mombasa, Kenya’s tropical coast. With a variety of species and landscapes, Tanzania has been the largest country in East Africa for many years. A Tanzania safari offers an incredible array of experiences, ranging from the beaches and coral reefs of Zanzibar to the iconic savannah attractions of the Serengeti, Tarangire, and Ngorongoro Crater.

Highlights of Safari

Fly to the Masai Mara National Reserve on Day 1.

Day 2: Go on a full-day safari in Masai Mara

Day 3: Go on a second daylong game drive in Masai Mara

Day 4: Return trip to Nairobi, with free time

Day 5: City tour of Nairobi

Day 6: Go to Amboseli National Park and take a nighttime wildlife drive

Day 7: Travel via the Namanga border to Arusha, Tanzania

Day 8: Journey to the National Park of Lake Manyara

Day 9: Ngorongoro Crater: A full day spent there

Day10: Ngorongoro Crater: a full day

Day 11: Make your way to the Serengeti National Park for an evening wildlife drive.

Day12: Visit the Serengeti National Park for the entire day.

Travel to Zanzibar on Day 13

Day 14: see Menai Bay and Menebe Island via boat

Day 15: Departure by plane (flight not included) and return home

Comprehensive safari

Day 1: Travel to the National Reserve of Masai Mara

When you arrive at the airport, our company representative will pick you up and take you to Masai Mara, depending on where you are. The five-hour drive includes a lunch stop and a tour of the Narok settlement route. After arriving, settle in at your lodge and then get back online for an evening wildlife drive. After dinner, head back to your lodge (Mara Serena Lodge for luxury, AA Mara Lodge for midrange, or Miti Mingi Eco-Camp for cheap choice).

Day 2: Go on a full-day safari in Masai Mara

Get up early, eat breakfast, pack a lunch, and meet your safari driver to head to the Masai Mara plains for a full day of adventure. Here, you will witness a variety of animals in large numbers, including lions, elephants, cheetahs, leopards, wildebeests, zebras, and many more. After enjoying your picnic lunch, you will continue on a game drive till dusk falls. While on a Kenya safari, you will return to your lodge in the evening

Day 3: Go on a second daylong game drive in Masai Mara

Following breakfast, you will proceed to the reserve’s plains for your last morning game drive in the hopes of seeing more animals. You will return to your lodge for lunch following the game drive, and in the afternoon, you will go to the Masai village/Masai Loita Hills for a cultural experience. Through interactions with the local Masai people, local dancers, drama, and Masai warriors, as well as local cuisine, you will gain a deeper understanding of Masai culture. You will also be able to purchase locally made accessories like necklaces and earrings and sample local cuisine. You will return to your lodge after the experience, have dinner, and spend the night there. ending, eat supper there, and spend the night there. at the lodge as previously.

Day 4: Return to Nairobi City by transfer

You will check out of your lodge following breakfast in the morning and return to Nairobi, stopping along the way for lunch and a tour of a Masai hamlet in Narok. Enjoy a leisurely afternoon in the Nairobi hotel you have reserved, or explore the city on your own. Dinner and an overnight stay can be had at the mid-range Tamarind Tree Hotel or the budget-friendly Hotel Central Park Nairobi.

Day 5: City tour of Nairobi

Visit the David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust (an elephant orphanage) and the Giraffe Center after breakfast, as well as any other optional sites your guide recommends. Meals and hotel stay the night before

Day 6: Go to Amboseli National Park and take a nighttime wildlife drive

Transfer to Amboseli National Park after breakfast in the morning. It is a five- to six-hour drive. Amboseli National Park is well-known for its beauty, which includes expansive plains and a close-up view of the dominant Mount Kilimanjaro, which is covered in snow. Get to the park early in the day, check into the lodge, eat lunch, and then meet up for a game later in the afternoon or evening. With a perspective of Mount Kilimanjaro, one may notice animals such as the well-known predators and their adversaries, the zebra, wildebeest, giraffe, and hippo. Afterwards, spend the evening and night at the affordable Amboseli Eco-camp, the midrange Zebra Plains, or the opulent Kibo Safari Lodge.

Day 7: Travel via the Namanga border to Arusha, Tanzania

After an early breakfast, you will head to the Namanga border, where your Tanzanian guide will be waiting to greet you. Driving from the Namanga border to Arusha town takes four to five hours. Dinner and a low-cost overnight stay at the Runaku hotel

Day 8: Journey to the National Park of Lake Manyara

Proceed to the national park of Lake Manyara after breakfast in the morning. Arusha is four to five hours away by car. Get to lunch in good time. Enjoy a game drive in the late afternoon to look for creatures such as baboons, zebras, giraffes, elephants, and lions. the transfer to the resort you have reserved for leisure, supper, and an overnight stay at either the mid-range Hando Coffee resort or the luxury Kratu Simba Lodge.

Day 9: Ngorongoro Crater: A full day spent there

Get up early, eat breakfast, and make your way to the Ngorongoro Crater’s nearly 600-meter fall. The largest dormant caldera in the world, Ngorongoro Crater is home to a wide variety of wildlife and bird species, including flamingos, which can be spotted while on a safari around Lake Magadi. The Ngorongoro Crater is home to a wide range of species, including herds of wildebeest (during the months of January, February, and March), zebra, buffalo, eland, warthog, hippo, and enormous African elephants. These animals are sustained by a year-round supply of water and forage. The abundant population of predators in this stunning national park, which includes lions, hyenas, jackals, cheetahs, and the ever-elusive leopard, which occasionally needs to be seen with a trained eye.

One of the primary features of the crater, Lake Magadi, is a big but shallow alkaline lake in the southwest that you will also explore. It is normally possible to view a lot of flamingos, hippos, and other water birds here. Dinner and lodging at the aforementioned lodge

Day 10: Travel to the Serengeti National Park and take a nighttime wildlife drive

Proceed to the Serengeti National Park after breakfast. If you were unable to witness the wildebeest migration in Masai Mara, Kenya, you should think about going to the Serengeti National Park in April. After arriving at the park in time for lunch, take a late-afternoon game drive. Go back to the lodge you reserved for supper and the night at Osinon Lodges and Camp, whether you are staying in the cheap option or the mid-range Serengeti Heritage Lodge.

Day11: Visit the Serengeti National Park for the entire day.

After a filling breakfast, head to the Serengeti National Park with your panic lunch in tow and meet your driver. Along with a plethora of other species, the central sector is renowned for its macho lions. You will go to Central Serengeti in the late afternoon to go on the wildlife drive. You may witness large prides of lions, cheetahs, leopards, hyenas, giraffes, elephants, and various antelopes in this section of the park. ay, or early June, as this is when they are thought to be moving into the middle Serengeti.

and more fauna. Return to your lodge later in the evening for dinner and spend the night at either of the aforementioned lodges.

Fly to Zanzibar on Day 12

You will be taken to the airport for your flight to Zanzibar after a very early breakfast. After you and your driver arrive, proceed to the hotel to check in, have lunch, and then visit the stone town while learning about its history, culture, and Bantu migration into Zanzibar. With the stone town tour, you may stroll slowly through Zanzibar’s small, winding alleyways and alleys. Take a tour of Stone Town to learn about the history and culture of Zanzibar, which were first established and owned by the Arabs. Continue your historical trip by going to the spice farms, which are located outside of Zanzibar. A quality tour offers sensory-pleasing experiences. with recently harvested spices. The sheer quantity of spices produced and their amazing therapeutic efficacy for a wide range of illnesses will captivate you. Drive back to the hotel in the evening to have supper and spend the night at the Zanzibar Palace Hotel.

Day 13: water taxi ride and Menai Bay/Mnebe Island tour

Go from the hotel after breakfast to visit Zanzibar’s many locations and points of interest. You will be able to swim, sunbathe, or snorkel while the dhow is anchored off the coast of one of the immaculate sandbanks islands. If you are lucky, you could even be able to swim up close to the dolphins as you link to look for them.

After spending the entire day lounging on the beach and participating in water sports, head back to your accommodation. The rush and bustle of daily life disappears during a day at the beach resort, and leisure takes precedence. As above, dinner and overnight stay at the Zanzibar Palace Hotel

Day 14: Continue your day at leisure, eating meals and spending the night at the Zanzibar Palace Hotel.

Day 15: Departure by plane (flight not included) and return home

The holiday comes to an end when you check out of the hotel and head to the airport in Zanzibar for your subsequent journey back home, depending on when you are scheduled to return home.