The SkySafari Tanzania is an 8 or 10 day flying safari of the Northern Tanzania highlights. You’ll be treated like a VIP from start to finish. We’ll drive you directly onto runways, whisk you away in a private plane. You’ll enjoy a greater luggage allowance, and more space to relax… Then we’ll deliver you into the heart of the wilderness. To be pampered at the finest camps and have your eyes opened by the very best guides.
Northern Tanzania’s wilderness goes on forever, an untamed eternity on an enormous scale. This is the bowl-you-over country: big, bewitching, breathtaking at every turn. Tanzania’s finest safari spots are clustered here, and you’ll fly effortlessly between them, to reveal the region’s full diversity, depth, and drama. From the treetops of Tarangire, where bedrooms balance amid the baobabs and the country’s biggest concentration of elephants roams. Drop into Ngorongoro Crater, the UNESCO-listed basin brim-full of wildlife. Following this, you head straight onto the boundless Serengeti, so you’ve got front-row seats for the wildest show on earth. The Wildebeest Migration.
This Tanzania flying safari will plunge you into this natural playground. We’ll deliver you in a luxurious and efficient style to the most incredible locations, every last detail is taken care of, every need met, and every moment out of this world.
SkySafari Plane interior
Major advantages: Scheduled flights make stops along the way, before you get to your lodge airstrip. On SkySafari, there’s no needless waiting or stops en route. You’ll be whisked straight into the wilderness. Another big advantage of a SkySafari is a generous luggage allowance. Normal flights for safaris have a 15kg luggage allowance. SkySafari has a 20kg allowance plus 3kg hand luggage.
Know that you’ll be treading lightly, too. Each of the trips contributes to Land & Life, a foundation committed to a sustainable future that sees local communities benefit from tourism, safeguarding nature for the next generation.
The SkySafari Tanzania trip has been planned meticulously to maximize your immersion in the African bush. With plenty of lovely surprises along the way. So fly with SkySafari for less time traveling, and more time doing. No minute is wasted. This leaves more opportunities for game drives and bike rides, sundowners and stargazing, campfires, bush walks, birdsong, and the Big Five. For feeling Africa seep into your soul.
The route may change doing Serengeti before Ngorongoro.
*The choice of camp will be made in advance of your arrival to Tanzania with the decision based on which location will provide the optimum game viewing opportunities. Both camps provide exceptional accommodation and are located close to the migratory path of the wildebeests’ Migration. However, each camp benefits from resident wildlife. All year round. Enjoy full day game drives, bush luncheons, and dinners as well as evenings under the stars at the camps. Generally, between January and May, you will stay at Serengeti Pioneer Camp, and between June and December, you will stay at Serengeti Migration Camp.
Serengeti wildebeest migration
SkySafari Tanzania 8-day Full Itinerary <strong>↓</strong>
Day 1
Arrive at Kilimanjaro International Airport by scheduled flight (not included). We’ll fast track you through the airport to Elewana Arusha Coffee Lodge. Where the stresses of travel will lift as soon as you’re shown your elegant suite.
There’s a palpable buzz as you approach Kilimanjaro Airport. Africa’s highest mountain looms large outside. Once on the ground and whisked to your home for the night. However, the buzz comes from the bushes. Elewana Arusha Coffee Lodge sits in the foothills of Mount Meru, its suites sprinkled amid one of Tanzania’s largest working coffee plantations.
Retreat to your stylish room amid the bean-laden bushes. Breathe in the heady java scent. Dine in the glorious gardens and unwind in the spa. Soothing in the extreme, this is the perfect pre-safari stay.
Day 2
Following breakfast, you have a “Bean to Cup” coffee estate tour. As well as producing coffee, the lodge is home to Shanga. A wonderful social enterprise that employs people with disabilities to create quality handmade products. Watch the artisans at work, sewing, painting, weaving and glass-blowing. And perhaps pick up a souvenir or two.
You have lunch and a briefing at the lodge. Then transfer to Arusha Airport for your flight in the SkySafari airplane to Kuro airstrip in Tarangire National Park. Often overlooked for the north’s better known parks, Tarangire bursts with great game. Especially in the dry season, when animals flock to its perennial river. But sees few other tourists. That means safaris are crammed full of wildlife. But blissfully crowd free.
Game view as you make your way to the camp. Elephants are a particular specialty. More than 3,000 (one of the largest populations in East Africa) roam here.
Elephants and Zebras in Tarangire National Park
The lodge itself is like something from a fairy tale. Its scatter of suites teeters amongst the branches of the baobab and marula trees. Each has a huge balcony, looking either to the sunrise, the sunset or over the camp’s waterhole. Tear yourself away for dinner. A candle-lit feast served in a Masai boma, surrounded by acacia trees.
Following breakfast, you have a morning game drive in Tarangire National Park returning to the camp for lunch. Treetops is tucked into a private conservancy adjoining the national park. The lodge has been pivotal in driving the development of community owned wildlife conservancies. This has seen more wildlife being preserved. And more local people benefiting. It also means it can offer the best of both worlds. Guests here have easy access to Tarangire’s animal dense pastures. But as the lodge is in the conservancy, and not in the national park, a greater variety of activities are allowed.
After lunch, walk out with a Masai guide. There’s nothing more electrifying than exploring the bush on foot. Getting up-close to the flowers, insects and animal tracks you might miss from a vehicle. You can also visit a Masai village to find out more about the custodians of this land.
As the afternoon cools, there’s only one thing to be done. Sit on Sunset Hill, sun downer in hand. The classic way to toast a day on safari. A delicious dinner will follow. Though you might want to squeeze in another adventure. Night drives (permitted within the conservancy) are a chance to see the after dark shift. From prickly porcupines to elusive leopards.
Overnight at Elewana Tarangire Treetops.
Day 4
Enjoy breakfast among the baobabs before packing a picnic and heading off for the airstrip. A wild ride that once again doubles as a game drive. With Treetops’ keen eyed guides you might glimpse the park’s wild dogs (this is a great place for sightings). Or a tiny pancake tortoise or even Tarangire’s tree-climbing lions.
It’s a scenic flight to Manyara airstrip, and a lovely drive through the highlands to reach the epitome of elegance that is The Manor. Quite possibly the most enviable address on the safari circuit. This handful of Cape Dutch-styled cottages sits within the lush gardens of a working coffee farm. Near the edge of the Ngorongoro Crater. You’ll arrive in time for high tea. Taken with views over the rippling forest, while your butler sorts the luggage. Then soak in your Victorian bathtub, cozy up by your suite’s open fire, and enjoy a delicious dinner. Maybe have a game of billiards and retire for the night.
Your alarm will ring at the crack of dawn today – but you won’t mind a bit. It’s well worth the early breakfast when you’re about to head into the ‘eighth wonder of the world’. Measuring over 20km wide and 600m deep, Ngorongoro Crater is a natural volcanic amphitheater. A geological marvel, a festival of wildlife. Its acacia thickets, riverine forest and glittering lakes throng with around 30,000 animals. One of the highest densities of wildlife in Africa. Safaris here can be overwhelming, in the very best way.
Spend a full day in Ngorongoro – the expert guides will introduce you to its vast cast of characters. Lions, elephants and buffalo, cheetah and serval cats, hyena, jackal and black rhino. Plus The Manor has special permission to host beautiful bush lunches in a private part of the crater. Away from the crowds. You can picnic in exclusive style without missing a wildlife packed minute.
Ngorongoro Crater picnic
Sun downers and dinner back at The Manor will be a buzz. As you exchange stories with your fellow travelers about what you’ve seen on this once-in-a-lifetime day.
Overnight at The Manor at Ngorongoro
Day 6
Enjoy your last lavish Manor breakfast before we whisk you off for your SkySafari flight to another African icon. The Serengeti National Park.
Simply, it’s huge. An endless seeming swathe of short-grass plains. Braided with life giving streams. Speckled with rocky kopjes. Riffled by occasional hills. Rich in Masai culture. Absolutely teeming with life. And while you can revel in the bigger picture, it’s also the place to embrace the individual moments. The will they / won’t they tension of a lion pack on the hunt. The shock of a crocodile bursting from the river. The white-knuckle charge of an angry bull elephant. The dazzle of the sun subsiding into the plains with no end.
You’ll arrive at your lodge in time for lunch. Though the exact lodge depends in part on the season. Enjoy the bygone-luxe tents of Elewana Serengeti Pioneer Camp, perched on a kopje in the south of the park. As well as being renowned for its immense wildebeest herds, the area is rich in prehistoric paintings. While nearby Lake Magadi is popular with flamingos.
Alternatively, we’ll take you to the sophisticated stilted tents of Elewana Serengeti Migration Camp, further north. This peaceful part of the park sees few other visitors. You’ll feel you’ve arrived in your own private wilderness. The variety of wildlife here is remarkable, the drama intense. Especially when the Great Migration passes through. The camp is perfectly placed for watching the herds run the gauntlet of the Mara River. Either way, your first afternoon’s game drive will be a wildlife revelation.
Another early breakfast before another action-packed day. A whole day, with lunch in the bush, so you don’t waste a minute.
Exploring from Elewana Serengeti Pioneer might mean witnessing the replenishing of the Serengeti’s mighty herds. Each year, 400,000 wildebeest calves are born in the park’s south, a staggering number, which draws many predators.
Indeed, big cats are a particular pleasure around the Pioneer camp. Lions love to sun-bask on the rocks of Moru Kopje (where Masai paintings can also be seen). Also, the camp supports the Serengeti Cheetah Project. Talks by experts will introduce you to the local cats, and help you identify them when you’re scanning the plains.
After a full, fabulous day, it’s time to raise a final sun downer to the Serengeti. As the light softens, the earth cools, the horizon glows. Enjoy dinner back at camp, then sit out and listen one last time. To the eerie call of the nightjar and the whoop of a hyena. To the hippos’ belly guffaw and the lion’s nerve-trembling roar.
Overnight at either Elewana Serengeti Pioneer Camp (in January – May) and Elewana Serengeti Migration Camp (from June until December)
Day 8
Your drive to the airstrip gives you a final chance to soak up the sights, smells, sounds and sensations of the Serengeti. Just one more elegant giraffe, one more elephant charge. Once airborne, keep your eyes out the window, to see the Serengeti slide out of view. And, perhaps, Kilimanjaro peeping through the clouds.
There’s no need to hang around at the airport. We’ll deliver you back to Arusha Coffee Lodge’s oasis of calm so you can relax in a day room amid the birds and the beans before we take you back for your flight home. Head, heart and soul full of African magic.
SkySafari Tanzania 10 day Full Itinerary <strong>↓</strong>
Day 1 – Arusha
Arrive at Kilimanjaro International Airport by scheduled flight (not included). We’ll fast track you through the airport to Elewana Arusha Coffee Lodge. Where the stresses of travel will lift as soon as you’re shown your elegant suite.
There’s a palpable buzz as you approach Kilimanjaro Airport. Africa’s highest mountain looms large outside. Once on the ground and whisked to your home for the night. However, the buzz comes from the bushes. Elewana Arusha Coffee Lodge sits in the foothills of Mount Meru, its suites sprinkled amid one of Tanzania’s largest working coffee plantations.
Retreat to your stylish room amid the bean-laden bushes, breathe in the heady java scent, dine in the glorious gardens and unwind in the spa. Soothing in the extreme, this is the perfect pre-safari stay.
Day 2 – Arusha to Tarangire National Park
Following your leisurely breakfast at Arusha Coffee Lodge, you can participate in the Bean-to-Cup coffee estate tour where you have the opportunity to see the amount of work that goes into the production of coffee before it reaches your cup. You can also visit the Shanga Workshop. This project is operated by local Tanzanians with a variety of disabilities who excel in artistic talent and create a variety of crafts.
You have lunch and a briefing at the lodge. Then transfer to Arusha Airport for your flight in the SkySafari airplane to Kuro airstrip in Tarangire National Park. Often overlooked for the north’s better-known parks, Tarangire bursts with great game. Especially in the dry season, when animals flock to its perennial river. But sees few other tourists. That means safaris are crammed full of wildlife. But blissfully crowd free.
Game view as you make your way to the camp. Elephants are a particular specialty. More than 3,000 (one of the largest populations in East Africa) roam here.
The lodge itself is like something from a fairy tale. Its scatter of suites teeters amongst the branches of the baobab and marula trees. Each has a huge balcony, looking either to the sunrise, the sunset or over the camp’s waterhole. Tear yourself away for dinner. A candle-lit feast served in a Masai boma, surrounded by acacia trees.
Following breakfast, you have a morning game drive in Tarangire National Park returning to the camp for lunch. Treetops is tucked into a private conservancy adjoining the national park. The lodge has been pivotal in driving the development of community-owned wildlife conservancies. This has seen more wildlife being preserved. And more local people benefiting. It also means it can offer the best of both worlds. Guests here have easy access to Tarangire’s animal dense pastures. But being in the conservancy means a greater variety of activities is allowed.
After lunch, walk out with a Masai guide. There’s nothing more electrifying than exploring the bush on foot. Getting up-close to the flowers, insects and animal tracks you might miss from a vehicle. You can also visit a Masai village to find out more about the custodians of this land.
As the afternoon cools, there’s only one thing to be done. Sit on Sunset Hill, sun downer in hand. The classic way to toast a day on safari. A delicious dinner will follow. Though you might want to squeeze in another adventure. Night drives (permitted within the conservancy) are a chance to see the after dark shift. From prickly porcupines to elusive leopards.
Overnight at Elewana Tarangire Treetops.
Day 4 – Tarangire National Park to Karatu
Enjoy breakfast among the baobabs before packing a picnic and heading off for the airstrip. A wild ride that once again doubles as a game drive. With Treetops’ keen eyed guides you might glimpse the park’s wild dogs (this is a great place for sightings). Or a tiny pancake tortoise or even Tarangire’s tree-climbing lions.
It’s a scenic flight to Manyara airstrip, and a lovely drive through the highlands to reach the epitome of elegance that is The Manor. Quite possibly the most enviable address on the safari circuit. This handful of Cape Dutch-styled cottages sits within the lush gardens of a working coffee farm. Near the edge of the Ngorongoro Crater. You’ll arrive in time for high tea. Taken with views over the rippling forest, while your butler sorts the luggage. Then soak in your Victorian bathtub, cozy up by your suite’s open fire, and enjoy a delicious dinner. Maybe have a game of billiards and retire for the night.
According to Ernest Hemingway, Lake Manyara is the ‘loveliest in Africa’. It’s certainly varied. Attracting an astounding mix of life. From bush buck and blue monkeys in the forests to tree-climbing lions in the acacia woods. From cheetah stalking antelopes on the grasslands to hippos wallowing in the mud. Most dazzling, though, is the flamboyance of flamingos. Hundreds of the blushing birds flock here, along with more than 400 other avian species. Join a game drive after breakfast and stay until lunch, so you can picnic by the water’s edge.
Lake Manyara Flamingoes
Back at The Manor, the afternoon is all yours. Take a dip in the pool. Book a treatment in the spa. Join a guided walk around the coffee estate. Or you could head out on horseback. To get a different perspective on these verdant highlands. Finishing with a sun downer, of course. Top the day off with dinner in the elegant dining room, always a culinary delight.
Accommodation Elewana The Manor at Ngorongoro
Day 6 – Ngorongoro Crater
Your alarm will ring at the crack of dawn today – but you won’t mind a bit. It’s well worth the early breakfast when you’re about to head into the ‘eighth wonder of the world’. Measuring over 20km wide and 600m deep, Ngorongoro Crater is a natural volcanic amphitheater. A geological marvel, a festival of wildlife. Its acacia thickets, riverine forest and glittering lakes throng with around 30,000 animals. One of the highest densities of wildlife in Africa. Safaris here can be overwhelming, in the very best way.
Ngorongoro Crater
Spend a full day in Ngorongoro – the expert guides will introduce you to its vast cast of characters. Lions, elephants and buffalo, cheetah and serval cats, hyena, jackal and black rhino. Plus The Manor has special permission to host beautiful bush lunches in a private part of the crater. Away from the crowds. You can picnic in exclusive style without missing a wildlife packed minute.
Sun downers and dinner back at The Manor will be a buzz. As you exchange stories with your fellow travelers about what you’ve seen on this once-in-a-lifetime day.
Accommodation Elewana The Manor at Ngorongoro
Day 7 – Karatu to Serengeti National Park
Enjoy your last lavish Manor breakfast before we whisk you off for your SkySafari flight to another African icon. The Serengeti National Park.
Simply, it’s huge. An endless seeming swathe of short-grass plains. Braided with life giving streams. Speckled with rocky kopjes. Riffled by occasional hills. Rich in Masai culture. Absolutely teeming with life. And while you can revel in the bigger picture, it’s also the place to embrace the individual moments. The will they / won’t they tension of a lion pack on the hunt. The shock of a crocodile bursting from the river. The white-knuckle charge of an angry bull elephant. The dazzle of the sun subsiding into the plains with no end.
You’ll arrive at your lodge in time for lunch. Though the exact lodge depends in part on the season. Enjoy the bygone-luxe tents of Elewana Serengeti Pioneer Camp, perched on a kopje in the south of the park. As well as being renowned for its immense wildebeest herds, the area is rich in prehistoric paintings. While nearby Lake Magadi is popular with flamingos.
Alternatively, the sophisticated stilted tents of Elewana Serengeti Migration Camp, further north. This peaceful part of the park sees few other visitors. You’ll feel you’ve arrived in your own private wilderness. The variety of wildlife here is remarkable, the drama intense. Especially when the Great Migration passes through. The camp is perfectly placed for watching the herds run the gauntlet of the Mara River. Either way, your first afternoon’s game drive will be a wildlife revelation.
Game drives in the Serengeti are always a surprise.
You never quite know how the drama might play out. Most dramatic of all is to witness the pinnacle of the Great Migration. When more than a million animals cross the northern rivers. The Serengeti Migration Camp sits on their route. So you barely need travel at all to catch a life-or-death crossing. Also nearby are hippo-filled pools. You can hear their grunts and chortles from camp.
To maximize your wild time, we’ll dish up a delicious lunch on the go. While, come nightfall, dinner will be served out under the stars. To a backing track of the sounds of the bush.
Overnight at either Elewana Serengeti Pioneer Camp (from January – May) and Elewana Serengeti Migration Camp (from June – December)
Day 9 – Serengeti National Park
Another early breakfast before another action-packed day. A whole day, with lunch in the bush, so you don’t waste a minute.
Exploring from Elewana Serengeti Pioneer might mean witnessing the replenishing of the Serengeti’s mighty herds. Each year, 400,000 wildebeest calves are born in the park’s south, a staggering number, which draws many predators.
Indeed, big cats are a particular pleasure around the Pioneer camp. Lions love to sun-bask on the rocks of Moru Kopje (where Masai paintings can also be seen). Also, the camp supports the Serengeti Cheetah Project. Talks by experts will introduce you to the local cats, and help you identify them when you’re scanning the plains.
After a full, fabulous day, it’s time to raise a final sun downer to the Serengeti. As the light softens, the earth cools, the horizon glows. Enjoy dinner back at camp, then sit out and listen one last time. To the eerie call of the nightjar and the whoop of a hyena. To the hippos’ belly guffaw and the lion’s nerve-trembling roar.
Overnight at either Elewana Serengeti Pioneer Camp (in January – May) and Elewana Serengeti Migration Camp (from June until December)
Day 10 – Serengeti National Park to Arusha and depart
Your drive to the airstrip gives you a final chance to soak up the sights, smells, sounds and sensations of the Serengeti. Just one more elegant giraffe, one more elephant charge. Once airborne, keep your eyes out the window, to see the Serengeti slide out of view. And, perhaps, Kilimanjaro peeping through the clouds.
There’s no need to hang around at the airport. We’ll deliver you back to Arusha Coffee Lodge’s oasis of calm so you can relax in a day room amid the birds and the beans before we take you back for your flight home. Head, heart and soul full of African magic.
Extensions to your SkySafari Tanzania
We know that Africa is apt to get under your skin; you probably won’t want to leave. So we’re happy to help you extend your stay beyond the regular SkySafaris. In whatever way you choose.
We can organize additional time at any of the opulent Elewana Collection properties (or any other properties). Perhaps you’d like to spend longer in the Masai Mara to maximize your immersion in the Great Migration? Or maybe you’d like extra days in one of East Africa’s unique conservancies, so you can fit in more activities. Perhaps a camel trek, river raft or hot air balloon ride?
We can also arrange some well-earned R&R by the ocean. After all those early starts on safari, you might fancy a few days – or weeks – simply lazing on the beach. And we know just the spots.
Kenya’s Elewana Afrochic Diani Beach* sits right on one of the country’s most dazzling stretches of sand. With only ten elegant rooms, it’s an intimate escape, where you can lounge by the pool. Snorkel teeming coral reefs. Drift off on dhow cruises and watch humpback whales pass by.
*Currently closed for a major refurbishment.
Head for Elewana Kilindi Zanzibar, arguably the spice island’s most romantic retreat. Sink into one of its dreamy pavilions (each with private plunge pool and butler) and unwind amid the coconut palms and casuarina trees. Have a post-safari pamper in the spa. Explore the ocean by kayak, paddle board or boat. And toast your trip with a candlelit dinner on the beach.
Whether you want more time in the bush or on the beach, we can make it happen.
Best time for SkySafari Tanzania
There is no best time. Each season has its own special features. Travel in the rainy season (April-May and October-November) and the landscape is beautifully green. The dust has settled and there are fewer visitors on safari. The grass is fertile and tall which makes spotting game more challenging but rewarding. The rain will mainly fall during the night.
The remainder of the year is called the dry season. When there is less water available so animals tend to congregate around the water sources. Making game spotting easier. This season also attracts more visitors on safari.
SkySafari Tanzania Departure Dates and Rates
Rates are per person sharing and don’t reflect any special offers that may be available on your dates. Please use them as indicative only. Don’t forget about our Single supplement offer.
8 day SkySafari Tanzania 2024 Indicative Rates in US Dollars
Per person sharing
Single Room
Children under 12
High Season: 1st – 4th January 2024
10,000
11,000
4,605
Mid Season: 5th January – 31st March 2024
9,400
11,000
Green Season: 1st April – 31st May 2024
8,600
Mid Season: 1st – 30th June 2024
9,400
11,000
High Season: 1st July – 31st October 2024
10,000
11,000
Mid Season: 1st November – 19th December 2024
9,400
11,000
High Season: 20th – 31st December 2024
10,000
11,000
10 day SkySafari Tanzania 2024 Indicative Rates in US Dollars
Per person sharing
Single Room
Children under 12
High Season: 1st – 4th January 2024
12,990
15,170
4,605
Mid Season: 5th January – 31st March 2024
11,910
13,820
Green Season: 1st April – 31st May 2024
10,520
13,030
Mid Season: 1st – 30th June 2024
11,910
13,820
High Season: 1st July – 31st October 2024
12,990
15,170
Mid Season: 1st November – 19th December 2024
11,910
13,820
High Season: 20th – 31st December 2024
12,990
15,170
SkySafari Tanzania 2024 Departure Dates, Inclusions / Exclusions and Park / Conservation Fees <strong>↓</strong>
2024 Departure Dates
8 day SkySafari Tanzania
10 day SkySafari Tanzania
January
4, 9, 16, 18, 26, 28
4, 9, 18, 30
February
3, 10, 15, 17, 22, 24
3, 18, 22, 24
March
1, 3, 15, 17, 26, 28
3, 15, 17, 28
April
3, 15, 20, 26
3, 15, 20, 26
May
4, 8, 22, 24
1, 10, 24, 29
June
1, 13, 15, 20, 24, 28
5, 11, 13, 23, 26
July
1, 3, 6, 10, 14, 16, 18, 22, 24, 30
1, 10, 16, 18, 22, 24, 28
August
3, 5, 7, 9, 14, 16, 21, 23, 28, 30
5, 7, 9, 14, 16, 23, 28, 30
September
1, 3, 8, 10, 15, 17, 22, 24, 28, 30
3, 8, 10, 15, 17, 22, 24, 28
October
2, 4, 9, 11, 16, 18, 23, 25, 28, 30
4, 9, 11, 16, 18, 23, 25, 30
November
4, 15 17, 25, 27
6, 15 17, 27
December
3, 15, 17, 21, 23, 27
5, 17, 21, 29
SkySafari Tanzania Rates Include
All domestic flights in SkySafari’s executive aircraft or similar All statutory taxes for the flights mentioned above Full board accommodation, drinks* and laundry services at lodges mentioned Shared daytime game drives in specially adapted 4x4 game drive vehicles Services of an English-speaking driver-guide Safari activities such as Bean-to-Cup Coffee Tour, visiting an authentic Masai village, game walk, sun downers in the bush, night game drive, massage at Ngorongoro, game walk All transfers, including to / from Kilimanjaro International Airport - Medical Emergency Evacuation Insurance VIP fast track at Kilimanjaro International Airport Tourism Development Levy is included in the rates.
*Drinks include: mineral water, soft drinks, juices, tea/coffee, beer, house wines, selected spirits
SkySafari Tanzania Rates Exclude
Park & Conservancy Fees (see below) Airport taxes except on tickets we issue Passport and visa fees Hot air balloon safaris Personal travel, baggage, and medical insurance Gratuities to porters, drivers/guides & lodge/camp staff Drinks (except where specified) Telephone bills and any items of a personal nature
8 day SkySafari Tanzania
Per adult
1st January - 14th March 2024 and 16th May - 31st December 2024
$714
15th March - 15th May 2024
$656
Child All Year
$171
10 day SkySafari Tanzania
Per adult
1st January - 14th March 2024 and 16th May - 31st December 2024
$927
15th March - 15th May 2024
$841
Child All Year
$219
*Park & Conservancy Fees are based on current rates and are subject to change. These rates are NOT included in the per person price and must be added to the total cost.
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Children and Third Adults
The children rates shown above are for children younger than 12 sharing with 1 or 2 adults o When a child or children are sharing with 1 adult, the adult pays the single room supplement, and the child or children pay the child rate – Children younger than 12 in their own rooms (minimum 2 / maximum 3) pay 75% of the adult sharing rate – Park & Conservancy fees for children are for children and teens younger than 16 years of age – At Tarangire Treetops, children younger than 14 must share with an adult
Third adults do not have a reduction in price. Space at Serengeti Pioneer Camp would make it difficult for 3 x adults to share a tent.
SkySafari Tanzania Special Offer
All offers cannot be combined
Green Season Value Adds
Book any SkySafari experience in Tanzania between 1st March – 31st May 2024 and receive exciting new value adds:
A complimentary visit to the Moru rhino project for a lecture on rhino conservation in Serengeti. And the chance to follow a rhino protection unit to search for black rhinos off the beaten track for an unforgettable experience. A complimentary additional 30-minute massage treatment at The Manor, Ngorongoro A 50% discount if booking an exclusive-use vehicle at any of the properties on the itinerary A 25% discount on the hot air balloon flight in the Serengeti
Terms & Conditions apply
SkySafari Tanzania Single Special Offer
Single room supplement will not be charged for the first single room per booking. However, a minimum of 2 participants are required to operate SkySafari Tanzania. Additional single room occupants pay the single supplement shown. A maximum of 3 x singles is permitted on any booking.
SkySafari Tanzania Honeymooners
Embark on the ultimate honeymoon or romantic break with SkySafari Tanzania. From private bush dinners to nocturnal game drives under a canopy of stars. To hot air balloons safaris, every detail of a dream safari journey is meticulously curated to exceed all expectations.
SkySafari Tanzania Wedding
SkySafari’s believe love is the greatest high-flying adventure of all. Together with Elewana Collection properties, SkySafari offers unparalleled expertise and dedication to creating seamless “I do” experiences. Weaving the magic of Africa into your love story.
Whether you choose to exchange vows amidst the rugged beauty of the Serengeti plains. Or include a post-safari add-on with a celebration along the serene shores of Zanzibar, we are committed to making your special day truly unforgettable.
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The SkySafari Tanzania is an 8 or 10 day flying safari of the Northern Tanzania highlights. You’ll be treated like a VIP from start to finish. We’ll drive you directly onto runways, whisk you away in a private plane. You’ll enjoy a greater luggage allowance, …
The andBeyond Treasures of Tanzania 9 Day/8 night Luxury Fly-in Safari takes in the highlights of Tanzania. From the dramatic landscape of Lake Manyara to the endless plains of the Serengeti. And the magnificent views of the Ngorongoro Crater. Tanzania’s most spectacular treasure lies spread …
The East African Explorer Safari is our most popular combined East Africa safaris. Discover the wonders of Tanzania and Kenya on this 13 day/12 night package. Visiting Masai Mara, Lake Nakuru, Amboseli, Tarangire National Park, Lake Manyara, Ngorongoro Crater, and Serengeti. There are 2 budget …
This 8 day Tanzania Simba Safari visits 4 of Tanzania’s top safari parks. Lake Manyara, Serengeti, Ngorongoro, and Tarangire National Parks on this Tanzania northern circuit road safari. The Simba Safari remains Tanzania’s most popular tour programs. Traveling in four-wheel-drive safari vehicles throughout with top …
Rovos Rail to Dar es Salaam is an epic train journey that travels through South Africa, Botswana, Zimbabwe, Zambia, and Tanzania. This journey is one of the most famous in the world. The sojourn begins in Cape Town taking guests to the historic village of …
