WHAT TO EXPECT
A perfect combination showcasing the diverse contrasting landscapes of each country. Ranging from the raw wilderness to beautiful dancing pink flaminoges on a lake. Explore the site of the world’s largest intact volcanic caldera crater or relax on pristine white sand beaches after days of safaris.
Explore and get up close with nature and the wildlife inhabitants of national parks, private reserves and conservancies dotted throughout Kenya and Tanzania. Spectate in the dramatic migration of more than one and a half million of wildebeest in world-famous Masai Mara and Serengeti National Reserves. Relish in a leisurely game-viewing drive through the vast savannah wilderness, take your time to observe these inhabitants in their natural habitats, watch the chase between prey and predators or the fight between elephants for dominance.
For wildlife spectacles of a different kind, Lake Nakuru in Kenya hosts flocks of up to two million flamingoes casting a pink hue over the lake as they gracefully move and dance. In addition to having one of the largest concentrations of eastern black rhinoceros and southern white rhinoceros in the country, Lake Nakuru is also billed as a birdwatchers paradise. In Tanzania, marvel in the natural wonder of Ngorongoro Crater, a UNESCO Conservation Area. Site of the world’s largest intact volcanic caldera the crater was formed more than 25 million years ago by the collapse of a massive volcano. Drive alongside wildlife inhabitants and resident mammals roaming the fertile land and lush vegetation, the Big 5 can be easily spotted here.
The perfect location to base yourself after days of safaris, be captivated by the turquoise lagoons and miles of pristine white beaches of Kenya and Tanzania. Swim in crystal clear waters, snorkel with corals and marine life or sunbathe on exclusive powder-fine beaches. Discover a diverse concentration of attractions ranging from the historical culture of Zanzibar’s Stone Town to the ancient ruins of Gedi in Watamu, north of Mombasa in Kenya.
