Tanzania Kenya Tour Package

Giraffe at Tarangire National Park
Ngorongoro Crater Safari
Pack of Lions in Serengeti National Park
Cheetahs in Maasai Mara National Park
Giraffe at Tarangire National Park
Ngorongoro Crater Safari
Pack of Lions in Serengeti National Park
Cheetahs in Maasai Mara National Park
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Duration
11 Days
Accomodation
3 Star Deluxe
Group Size
2-6 People
Meals
As Mentioned
Transport
On Private
Arrive At
Tanzania

Trip Overview

Being two of Africa’s most popular destinations for guided game drives, Tanzania and Kenya continue to draw visitors from all across the world. And why wouldn’t they? Both these nations offer a remarkable blend of spectacular scenery, diverse wildlife, and top notch hospitality.

Over the course of 11 days, you’ll visit a few of the most popular destinations like the Tarangire and Serengeti National Parks along with Maasai Mara National Reserve, which have been featured in many popular nature documentaries, as they offer unforgettable game drive experiences!

Your journey will also take you to Ngorongoro Crater Floor, also nicknamed the “Garden of Eden” is also featured on this tour. Home to a variety of diverse animals along with the Big 5, this attraction has easily become one of Africa’s most visited attractions in recent years.

Other honorable mentions are Lake Naivasha and Crescent Island, which for decades have brought light on the untamed natural beauty of Africa. You’ll enjoy a scenic boat ride in Naivasha and see pods of hippos and diverse bird species as you drift through its deep blue waters.

For an immersive experience, you’ll also go on a walking safari on Crescent Island, which is inhabited majorly by wild herbivore animals like hippos, impalas, giraffes, and waterbucks. Finally, visit the famous Giraffe Center and Karen Blixen Museum, which will add a bit of history and culture to your travel days.

Discover Tanzania & Kenya: Attractions, Main Wildlife, Best Seasons

To simplify your experiences, we’ve prepared a table down below featuring the destinations along with the main activity, wildlife, and the most favorable season to visit.

Destination

Country

Main Activity 

Main Wildlife

Best Time to Visit 

Tarangire National Park

Tanzania

Full Day of Game Drive

4 of the Big 5 (besides rhinos) along with zebras, giraffes, bat-eared foxes, and warthogs 

June to October

Ngorongoro Crater Floor

Tanzania

Full Day Game Drive

The Big 5 along with hippos, hyenas, zebras, and wildebeest 

June to October

Serengeti National Park 

Tanzania

Two Full Days of Game Drives

The Big 5 along with giraffes, hippos, gazelles, impalas, and cheetahs

June to October

Maasai Mara National Reserve

Kenya

Two Full Days of Game Drives

The Big 5 along with cheetahs, giraffes, hippos, zebras, African hares, antelope, and bat eared foxes

June to October

Lake Naivasha

Kenya

Boat Ride

Hippos along with an extensive variety of birds like African fish eagles, kingfishers, herons, and cormorants

June to October

Crescent Island

Kenya

Guided Nature Walk

Zebras, impalas, waterbucks, monkeys, and wildebeest

June to October

Giraffe Center

Kenya

Sightseeing

Giraffes

June to October 

Karen Blixen Museum

Kenya

Sightseeing

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All year round

See Magnificent Herds of Elephants in Tarangire

Being one of Tanzania’s most renowned sites for elephant viewing and unforgettable game drive experiences, Tarangire National Park is the first destination that you’ll be exploring on this combined 11-day tour. 

During the full-day game drive, you may be able to see a wide variety of animal and bird species, including 4 of the Big 5 (besides rhinos). Established in 1970, Tarangire is known for its wildlife density, breathtaking natural landscapes, and rich biodiversity and is often paired with other national parks like Serengeti and Lake Manyara. 

Additionally, Tarangire is also said to be a paradise for bird lovers, as it is said to have an estimated 500 bird species. The Tarangire River and Silale Swamp are also vital resources for many animals/birds, as they provide essential food and water.

With its diverse landscapes, large elephant herds, and abundant wildlife, Tarangire is a great destination to begin your Tanzania and Kenya Tour. 

Discover the Mesmerising Ngorongoro Crater Floor

The next destination that you’ll be visiting is the Ngorongoro Crater Floor, located within the Ngorongoro Conservation Area, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. 

The conservation site consists of a volcanic region that comprises Lake Magadi, Ngorongoro Crater (also known as a caldera), Olduvai Gorge (an ancient archaeological site), and many other prominent locations.

Teeming with the Big 5 along with other animals like hippos, hyenas, zebras, wildebeest, and spotted hyenas, Ngorongoro Crater has easily become one of Africa’s most visited attractions in recent years.

One can also spot predators like lions, spotted hyenas, and cheetahs and is said to even have black rhinos, although sightings are never guaranteed, as these species are rarely found in most places of East Africa.

Additionally, Lake Magadi, one of the crater floor’s popular attractions, is an unmissable spot for bird enthusiasts, as it is home to a high concentration of pink flamingos (namely the greater and lesser species) and may be seen in the lake during the dry season.

Witness the Untamed Beauty of the Serengeti

Established in 1951, the Serengeti National Park is surely every wildlife photographer’s dream destination. Derived from the Masai word “sirignet” which translates to “endless plains” which is actually a pretty fitting name, as the park consists of many vast and open grasslands.

What makes this national park stand out from the rest is that it has both the Big 5 and 9, with frequent sightings of other animals like the impalas, grants gazelles, topi, common eland, and warthogs.

Additionally, the park is said to also house an estimated 500 species of birds, making it an ideal destination for bird enthusiasts, where a few of the common ones include the martial eagle, lilac-breasted roller, African fish eagle, and grey-crowned crane.

Serengeti is especially said to come alive during the dry season (June-October), as millions of wildebeests and zebras migrate from here to the Masai Mara Reserve in search of food, shelter, and water, and it is said to be one of the peak times to visit this destination.

Spot the Big 5 in Maasai Mara National Reserve

Located in the southwestern region of the nation, the Mara is known for its incredible wildlife, sweeping savannah fields, the Big 5 and 9, and the Maasai Mara tribe.

The Mara also offers visitors a look into Africa’s untamed natural beauty, as it features many varied ecosystems ranging from savannah grasslands, riverine forests, acacia woodlands, and seasonal swamps.

Additionally, this reserve is said to come the most alive during the dry season (June to October) as millions of wildebeest, zebras, and gazelles migrate within the Serengeti-Mara ecosystems in search of fresh food and water.

Also called the greatest wildlife migration on earth, these months definitely paint the reserve in a whole different atmosphere and are also one of the peak seasons that many wildlife experts recommend to visit this mesmerising attraction!

Experience the Tranquil Beauty of Lake Naivasha

This tour also consists of taking you to Lake Naivasha, a freshwater lake located within the Great Rift Valley, which is fed primarily by the Malewa and Gigil rivers. To get the best experience, you’ll cross the lake in a boat that will take you all the way to Crescent Island.

During the journey, you may get to see pods of hippos taking a dip and may even spot a wide variety of birds like African fish eagles, kingfishers, herons, and cormorants.

Go on a Nature Walk in Crescent Island

After the boat ride, you’ll make your way to Crescent Island, known for its immersive walking safaris. Inhabited majorly by wild herbivore animals like hippos, impalas, giraffes, and waterbucks. This destination offers visitors a unique and one of a kind experience, as one can encounter much wildlife from a close by distance.

Near the entrance, there’s also an ostrich feeding area, where you’ll see many breeds of bird species and can even feed them at an additional charge. If lucky, you might even spot groups of animals like hippos, zebras, and impalas all in a single location, providing you with unreal nature walk experiences.

Come Face to Face With Adorable Giraffes at the Giraffe Center

For a memorable experience, you’ll also visit the Giraffe Center, which was established to protect the endangered Rothschild’s giraffes, which were decreasing in Kenya due to habitat loss in the past.

During your time here, you can even feed the giraffes here (at an additional cost) and interact with them, as they are said to be very friendly in nature. Additionally, the center is also said to provide information regarding the conservation of these animals.

The giraffes here look absolutely beautiful with their long necks, dark eyes, and slim bodies, and on top of this, they are said to be super friendly and often nudge visitors for attention! Just don’t forget to carry your camera/phone this day, as you do not want to miss out on getting those super cinematic up close shots of these wild animals.

Step Back in Time at Karen Blixen’s Museum

Lastly, on this tour, you’ll stop by the Karen Blixen Museum, which is named after Karen Blixen, author of the famous book “Out of Africa”. The book expresses her love for Africa and its people and culture, as she spent a significant portion of her life in Kenya.

Due to its huge popularity, the book was later adapted into a movie that won seven Academy Awards in the year 1986.

Being a perfect destination for history enthusiasts, the museum will provide you with insights into Blixen’s time in Kenya. You’ll get to explore rooms containing furnishings, artifacts, and photos from her time in the country.

Tanzania Kenya Tour Package Highlight

  • A private and customized tour.
  • Spend 11 days in two of Africa’s most popular destinations - Tanzania and Kenya.
  • Enjoy sunrise game drives in Tarangire and Maasai Mara National Park/Reserves.
  • Visit local Kenyan markets and shop for traditional Maasai jewellery, fragrant spices, and wooden decor items.
  • Go on a fun boat ride in Lake Naivasha and a nature walk on Crescent Island.
  • Dine out in the wild on Ngorongoro Crater Floor and enjoy many delicious breakfast items.
  • Drive by the Silale Swamp and see herbivores like elephants, zebras, buffaloes, and wildebeest.
  • Learn about East Africa’s rich biodiversity, thriving cultural heritage, and varied flora/fauna.

Outline Itinerary

Day 01: Fly from Kathmandu, Arrive in Tanzania.

Day 02: Sunrise Game Drive in Tarangire National Park.

Day 03: Drive to Ngorongoro Crater Rim, Half Leisure Day.

Day 04: Game Drive in Ngorongoro Crater Floor.

Day 05: Full Game Drive in Serengeti National Park.

Day 06: Second Day Game Drive in Serengeti.

Day 07: Fly to Kenya, Arrive in Maasai Mara National Reserve.

Day 08: Second Day Game Drive in Maasai Mara.

Day 09: Drive to Lake Naivasha.

Day 10: Giraffe Center and Karen Blixen Museum Sightseeing.

Day 11: Departure, Fly back to Kathmandu.

Detailed Itinerary

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Day 1

Fly from Kathmandu, Arrive in Tanzania.

At. (Your Arrival Time): Karibu Tanzania! Or Welcome to Tanzania! Also nicknamed “The Land of Kilimanjaro,” this nation is located in East Africa and known for its mesmerizing national parks, majestic volcano peaks, and colorful local markets.

Upon arrival at the Kilimanjaro International Airport, you will be warmly welcomed by our representative, who will ensure your transfer to your pre-booked lodge. After reaching your accommodation, complete the check-in procedure and take some time off to relax and de-stress.

If you happen to arrive early at the lodge, feel free to wander and discover the local areas nearby your accommodation. After you’ve explored a little bit of Tanzania on your own, return back and enjoy your overnight stay.

Meal: Not Included.

Day 2

Sunrise Game Drive in Tarangire.

At. 05:00 AM: After freshening up, you’ll be driven to Tarangire National Park for a sunrise game drive. Named after the Tarangire River, the park features an array of diverse ecosystems ranging from savannah grasslands to acacia woodlands and riverine forests. This day, you’ll be mainly exploring the savannah fields and marsh areas during the morning hours.

Mornings in Tarangire surely offer a rare and unique look into the park, as the air around this time feels much crisper and the warm sun rays slowly start to filter in, covering many areas of the park in a mellow hue. 

You might hear birds chirping in the distance and may get to see wild animals like elephants, giraffes, wildebeest, buffaloes, and antelopes near water sources like the Tarangire River and Silale Swamp.

After a few hours of game drives, you’ll have a bush breakfast underneath shady acacia trees where you can enjoy your delicious meal and then return back to the lodge for some rest and relaxation. 

Following this, you’ll make your way back to the park and visit Silale Swamp, located in the southwestern area. Your tour guide will also help you track predators like lions, cheetahs, and leopards, along with providing you with vital information that will help you learn about Tarangire’s diverse ecosystems, predator-prey interactions, animal behavior, and the importance of wildlife conservation. 

Additionally, lunch (a pre-packaged meal) will also be served during your sightseeing break, with timings arranged by your tour guide’s plan for the day.

After a full day of exploring Tarangire National Park, you’ll make your way to your lodge, where you’ll get to enjoy a delicious dinner and spend the rest of the night.

Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner Included.

Day 3

Drive to Ngorongoro Crater Rim, Half Leisure Day.

At. 06:00 AM: After completing your breakfast, you’ll then head towards Ngorongoro Crater Rim. During your journey to this destination, you can sit back, relax, and enjoy the scenic views out of your window that will consist of various scenery ranging from savannah fields, vast rolling hills, and vibrant acres of lush green trees!

Optional: As Tanzania is known for its colorful markets, you can also stop by a few enroute and shop for local jewellery, fragrant spices, traditional wood carvings, and clothing items. If you would like to add this activity to the itinerary, please provide us prior notice.

Upon arrival at your pre-booked lodge (located near Ngorongoro Crater Rim), you can complete the check-in procedure and then savor your lunch.

After a fulfilling meal, you have the rest of the day to spend on your own. You can use this time exploring the lodge’s grounds, enjoy refreshing spa treatments (at an additional charge), or just relax in your room appreciating the breathtaking vistas outside your room. 

As the sun sets, the staff members of the lodge will then prepare a bonfire for you that you can enjoy. Following this, have your dinner and enjoy your overnight stay at the accommodation.

Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner Included.

Day 4

Game Drive in Ngorongoro Crater Floor.

At. 07:00 AM: After breakfast, you’ll head towards Ngorongoro Conservation Area, which consists of a volcanic region that comprises Lake Magadi, Ngorongoro Crater (also known as a caldera), and Olduvai Gorge (an ancient archaeological site).

Millions of years ago, the Ngorongoro Crater used to be an active volcano that was believed to be taller than even Mount Kilimanjaro (Africa’s tallest mountain) but erupted, resulting in its cone collapsing inward, which led to the creation of the now present 600-meter crater/caldera (a vast deep depression left after a volcanic eruption). 

To provide you the best experience, you’ll be going on a game drive around the crater floor that will consist of mostly open grasslands. Offering epic views of much wildlife like elephants, rhinos, leopards, buffaloes, warthogs, wildebeest, and lions, you’ll be able to see many diverse wildlife species just a few feet away from you!

Additionally, the crater floor is also said to be home to many diverse wild animals, out of which consists of a high concentration of predators. Surprisingly, no giraffes are found here due to the crater’s ecosystem lacking the essential food (acacia trees) needed for them to sustain their livelihood. 

Likewise, for bird lovers, this attraction is said to be an absolute heaven, as one is able to spot a variety of birds like ostriches, kori bustards, grey crowned cranes, and spurfowls.

Continuing on, you’ll then go for a short afternoon game drive in Serengeti National Park, which can take around 4-6 hours to reach. 

You’ll mainly explore the park’s southern corridor region that is categorized by vast, short grass plains. To provide the best experience of Serengeti, you’ll have your lunch (a pre-packaged meal) in one of the park’s safe designated areas.

Soon after the meal, you’ll be driven to Central Serengeti, which features a ton of kopjes (rocky hills) that are scattered across this area. 

After a few hours of exploring the park, you’ll finally be taken to your pre-booked lodge, where you can complete the check-in procedure, have your dinner, and enjoy your overnight stay. 

Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner Included.

Day 5

Full Game Drive in Serengeti National Park.

At. 05:30 AM: Today demands a bit of an early wake up, as you’ll be exploring the Serengeti National Park.

Founded in 1951, this park welcomes thousands of visitors each year thanks to its breathtaking natural landscapes, rich abundant wildlife, and diverse ecological systems, which you’ll get to witness from the comfort of your safari vehicle, as this day you’ll be participating in a full-day game drive here. 

Keep your eyes peeled, as you might get to see the Big 5 (lions, leopards, elephants, rhinos, and buffaloes) along with other wildlife species like wildebeests, zebras, hyenas, crocodiles, monkeys, and gazelles, which will surely add many moments of surrealness to your day here!

The tour guide will help you read animal tracks, sounds, and behaviour, which will help you understand about Sergenti’s diverse wildlife. 

After a few hours of game drive, you’re bound to get hungry, so you’ll have a bush breakfast and then continue to Seronera River, which is a major hunting ground for predators like lions and leopards. Hippos can also be commonly found resting in the river’s refreshing waters as well. 

Additionally, lunch will also be served during your sightseeing break, with timings arranged by your tour guide’s plan for the day. 

After a full day of exploring Serengeti, you’ll make your way to your lodge, where you’ll enjoy a beautiful sunset, have a delicious dinner, and spend the rest of the night.

Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner Included.

Day 6

Second Day Game Drive in Serengeti.

At. 06:00 AM: After having your fulfilling breakfast, get ready to spend another day at Serengeti National Park. 

You’ll be going for both the morning and afternoon drives this day and can ask your guide to take you to areas of the park that you had missed the day earlier, ensuring that you get a complete and diverse wildlife viewing experience.

Likewise, your guide will also track wildlife activity and ensure your chances of seeing predators, large herds, and some of the park's rare species on this day of the tour as well. 

Additionally, lunch will also be served during your sightseeing break, with timings arranged by your tour guide’s plan for the day.

After completing all the sightseeing activities, you will then be driven to the same lodge you stayed in yesterday. Evenings here are said to be super peaceful, as you’ll be amidst nature, providing a peaceful break from the hustle and bustle of city life. 

Additionally, as your accommodation is pretty close to the national park, you might hear sounds of animals howling in the distance, which can be a pretty incredible experience. Have your delicious dinner, relax underneath the starlit sky, and enjoy your overnight stay. 

Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner Included.

Day 7

Fly to Kenya, Arrive in Maasai Mara National Reserve.

At. 07:00 AM: After having your breakfast, you’ll be taking a morning flight to Kenya to visit Maasai Mara National Reserve in a small aircraft used in shorter flights, especially suited for bush airstrips. 

As it can take around 1-2 hours to reach the Mara, during this time, you can sit back, relax and enjoy the serene views outside your window.

As soon as you land in the park, you’ll meet your tour guide and begin your game drive. Firstly established as a wildlife sanctuary and later turned into a prime game drive destination, Maasai Mara National Reserve is known for its rich biodiversity, the Big 5 and 9, diverse animal habitats, stunning landscapes, and the Maasai Mara tribe. 

Maasai Mara National Reserve is without a doubt Kenya’s most popular wildlife attraction! What makes this specific reserve an unmissable spot for many wildlife enthusiasts is its abundant population of the Big 5 (lions, elephants, rhinos, leopards, and buffaloes) and Big 9 (which includes the same animals listed above plus cheetahs, giraffes, hippos, and zebras).

To really know Mara, you have to know its 4 major sectors, namely the Mara Triangle, Central Plains, Northern Sector, and Eastern and Southern Sectors, where each of these areas offers its own unique natural landscapes and ecological features.

Similarly, the Mara River is another central highlight of the Mara, famed for its spectacular migration crossings. Flowing from the north to the south end, this river is one of the reserve’s major water sources, and animals like zebras, gazelles, elephants, and wildebeests can be found typically feasting on the refreshing waters during the morning hours.

After a few hours of exploring, you’ll head to your pre-booked resort where you can complete the check-in procedure and head for lunch. Following this, you’ll return back to the park and continue on your game drive.

Once you’ve finished your game drive, you’ll return back where you can rest for a bit, have your lunch, and enjoy the rest of the night.

Note: Please take into consideration that the flight time can be subject to change, and in case of such situations, you’ll be notified in advance.

Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner Included.

Day 8

Second Day Game Drive in Maasai Mara.

At. 05:00 AM: Welcome to a new day in Kenya! As your accommodation is located pretty close to the reserve, you’ll be going for a sunrise game drive, which is said to be one of the prime times to visit for game viewing, as predators such as lions, cheetahs, and leopards are said to be the most active and typically hunt for prey.

Additionally, as the morning approaches, you’ll also be able to spot herds of elephants, zebras, and antelopes grazing in open grasslands.

Home to more than 400 bird species that reside in this national reserve’s diverse ecosystems, a few common ones you might encounter during the morning hours include lilac breasted rollers, starlings, bee eaters, schalow’s turacos, secretary birds, ostriches, kori bustards, and sacred ibis. You’ll find these bird species usually in the open savannahs, tree branches, bushes, riverbanks, and woodland areas of the reserve. 

After a few hours of game drive, you’ll then have a bush breakfast beside the Mara River, which in itself is one of the most luxurious experiences one can have in the park! You’ll be served delicious breakfast items that you can enjoy outside in the wild.

For a much more immersive experience, you can also request your tour guide to take you to sections of the reserve that you might have missed the day earlier, as the Mara comprises a large area and consists of many mixed ecosystems. You’ll spend this day again looking for the Big 5 along with other species of animals like hippos, giraffes, cheetahs, crocodiles, jackals, waterbucks, and baboons.

Additionally, lunch (a pre-packaged meal) will also be served during your sightseeing break, with timings arranged by your tour guide’s plan for the day. After a full day of exploring Maasai Mara, you’ll make your way to your resort, where you’ll enjoy a delicious dinner and spend the rest of the night.

Optional: For a much richer and more immersive experience in the Maasai Mara National Reserve, you can also add a hot air balloon safari to the itinerary (or visit a Maasai Village). If you choose to do so, please notify us in advance, as prior booking is required for this.

Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner Included. 

Day 9

Drive to Lake Naivasha.

At. 07:00 AM: After breakfast, you’ll then be heading north to Lake Naivasha, which is a picturesque freshwater lake located within the Great Rift Valley. 

Comprising an area of 139 square kilometers, this lake is home to a large population of hippos along with a variety of bird species like African fish eagles, pelicans, and kingfishers. 

During the 5-6 hour drive to this destination, you can sit back and relax and take in the scenic views out of your vehicle window that will comprise scenic savannah plains and vibrant green farmlands. 

Optional: If time permits, you can also briefly stop by Escarpment Viewpoint (also known as Rift Valley Viewpoint) as it falls on the way. From the viewpoint, you'll be able to catch a glimpse of the Great Rift Valley Floor that consists of vast green plains, rolling hills, rugged cliffs, and even Mount Longonot.

Before exploring Lake Naivasha, you’ll firstly stop at your pre-booked resort to complete the check-in procedure and have your lunch. After resting for some time, you’ll finally make your way to this scenic attraction. 

To provide you with the best experience here, you’ll go on a boat ride (around 45 minutes) to the popular Crescent Island. 

During the boat ride, you can see pods of hippos swimming in the refreshing waters, but you can mostly only see the top part of their body, primarily their eyes, ears, and nose peeking out of the deep, blue waters! 

As Naivasha is said to be the home to over 400 bird species, a few you might witness during your visit are African fish eagles, kingfishers, herons, and cormorants. 

Upon reaching Crescent Island, your tour guide will then assist and take you on an educational nature walk of this place. Unlike other Kenyan natural attractions that house predators like lions and leopards, you’ll find that this place only has herbivorous animals like zebras, impalas, waterbucks, monkeys, and wildebeest, making it totally safe for visitors to walk on the ground. 

Likewise, there is also an ostrich feeding area just near the entrance, where you can feed these birds at an additional charge. We suggest you be careful while providing them food, as they like to really peck humans, so make sure to maintain a safe distance if you choose to engage in this activity. 

As you explore this island on foot, you’ll have many unbelievably close encounters with many diverse wildlife species native to the island. If lucky, you might even spot groups of animals like hippos, zebras, and impalas all in a single location, providing you with unreal nature walk experiences! 

Likewise, lunch will be provided to you during the sightseeing break organized by your tour guide. 

After all your sightseeing activities are over, you’ll make your way to your resort, where you'll enjoy your overnight stay.

Note: For maximum safety, a tour guide will be provided to you during this day of the tour as well. We kindly ask you to follow all the instructions and safety protocols set by your guide. Additionally, during your visit to Crescent Island, make sure to maintain a safe distance and try not to approach any of the wild animals that you might encounter during the walk. 

Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner Included.

Day 10

Giraffe Center and Karen Blixen Museum Sightseeing.

At. 07:00 AM: After a fulfilling breakfast at the resort, you’ll explore two popular attractions, namely the Giraffe Center and the Karen Blixen Museum. 

First on the list, you’ll visit the Giraffe Center, which was established in 1979 with the aim of protecting endangered Rothschild giraffes (a species of giraffe) that were decreasing significantly in western parts of Kenya during the mid-19th century. 

Animal lovers will treasure this center, as you can see many giraffes in their natural habitat, and some of them are said to be very friendly, as they can often be seen nudging tourists for attention.

You’ll also have the chance to hand feed these gentle giants, but we do advise you to be careful, as they love to get super close to you and demand those treats right out of your hands!

Following this, you’ll stop by the Karen Blixen Museum, a national museum that was built in the memory of Karen Blixen, a Danish author who wrote the famous book, “Out of Africa”. Due to the book’s huge success, it was later adapted into a movie, which won seven Academy Awards in 1986!

Being a perfect destination for history lovers, the museum will provide you insights into Blixen’s time in Kenya. You’ll get to explore rooms containing furnishings, artifacts, and photos from her time in the country. If you like, you can also explore the tranquil garden located just in front as well.

If there’s extra time, you can also explore nearby local artisan markets and shop for local souvenirs like traditional woodcrafts, paintings, and Maasai jewellery as well. Likewise, lunch will be provided to you during the sightseeing break organized by your tour guide. 

After completing all your sightseeing activities, you’ll then be driven back to the resort, where you’ll have your dinner and enjoy your overnight stay.

Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner Included.

Day 11

Departure, Fly back to Kathmandu.

At. 07:00 AM: After having a fulfilling breakfast at the resort, get ready to head to Jomo Kenyatta International Airport for your flight back home. It’s hard to believe that your Tanzania Kenya Tour Package has come to an end! Safe travels and we hope you made lots of wonderful memories along this journey!

Note: We request you to head to the airport 3 hours before your flight schedule.

Meal: Breakfast Included.

Price Includes

  • Airport pick up and drop off on a private basis.
  • Flight tickets from Tanzania to Kenya. 
  • Breakfast from the second day of the tour.
  • Other meals as mentioned.
  • All tours and transfers on a private basis.
  • All 10 nights of accommodation in premium 3 star accommodations (in respective lodges and resorts).
  • Transfers during game drives on a 4x4 safari vehicle with a pop up roof.
  • All national parks, game drives, and conservation fees mentioned in the itinerary.
  • Entrance fees for giraffe center and Karen Blixen museum.
  • Costs for boat safari in Lake Naivasha and Crescent Island entry fee.
  • English speaking tour guides trained in wildlife tracking and photographic positioning during game drives.

Price Excludes

  • International flight tickets. 
  • Visa fee/any costs related to it (for both Tanzania and Kenya).
  • Tourist department levy fee.
  • Fees for optional activities like hot air balloon and Maasai village visits.
  • Hotel amenities like spa therapies and beauty treatments.
  • Any extra guided nature walks in all national parks/reserves.
  • Extra safari days. 
  • Expenses arising due to early check-in and late check-out.
  • Any kind of travel/health insurance.
  • Additional sightseeing or usage of vehicles not mentioned in the itinerary.
  • Personal expenses such as hotel/room upgrades, room service (food and drinks), phone calls, gratuity, laundry, and extra tours.
  • Tips for guides and drivers.
  • Other meals and services not mentioned in the itinerary.

Travel Guide and Tips

Our Tanzania Kenya Tour Package is designed to give you a taste of the breathtaking natural landscapes, lively culture, and epic game drive experiences in two of Africa’s most renowned destinations. 

The details regarding this tour package include a detailed itinerary designed for your convenience. For any assistance or customization requests, please feel free to contact us anytime.

Our primary objective is to deliver an exceptional travel experience by creating personalized itineraries tailored to your specific requirements and group size, ensuring a private tour that exceeds your expectations.

We are dedicated to making your trip memorable, offering personalized service and attention to detail. Whether you are traveling solo, as a couple, or with a group, our tour package promises a unique and luxurious experience in the heart of these nations.

Ensure You Have Travel Insurance

It is advised by many travel experts that all tourists visiting both Kenya and Tanzania must obtain travel insurance, as it is a mandatory requirement implemented by the government. 

While selecting the insurance type, a few essential components that you must look into include emergency medical coverage, medical evacuation, and trip cancellation/interruptions (to name a few).

As both Kenya and Tanzania are hugely popular for their wildlife safaris/game drives, at times visitors are often required to travel to remote and isolated areas, so it is best to have travel insurance beforehand, as it helps to provide a sense of safety when traveling to foreign and unknown places.

Pack the Essential Items

When packing for East Africa, choose clothing items based on comfort, versatility, and local regulations. Choose clothes that are lightweight/breathable so you can easily change in and out of them. Neutral colors like white, beige, and olive green are ideal to wear during your trip, as they easily blend in with the natural environment, especially when you visit national parks. 

Additionally, pack some modest options for clothing as well (if you happen to visit traditional villages). A good pair of sturdy walking shoes can especially come in handy if you’re planning to go on hikes and treks.

Other essentials include sunscreen, a raincoat, sunglasses, hats/caps, reusable water bottles, portable power banks, type G power plugs that work on 240 volts with a frequency of 50 Hz, a first aid kit, snacks, and medications, among others.

Learn about Game Drive Etiquette and Essentials

While these countries are known for their unforgettable game drive experiences and wildlife safaris, all travelers must take their safety seriously while exploring these sites. During game drive experiences, stay inside the vehicle and do not approach any of the wild animals. 

If you happen to come across any wild animal, don’t make any loud noises, as it can startle and sometimes even provoke the animals. Lastly, always follow the rules and advice set by the tour operator.

A few essentials that you can carry during your game drives include:

  • Personal first aid kit
  • Wide brimmed hat for sun protection
  • Sunscreen and lip balm
  • Insect repellent
  • Personal medications
  • Electronics like phones and cameras
  • Binoculars (if you have them)
  • A reusable water bottle 
  • A lightweight jacket if you’re going on afternoon game drives

Health and Vaccinations

Before your departure date, you can also plan a health appointment with your physician and get all the needed vaccinations. 

A few vaccinations that are typically recommended include hepatitis A/B, typhoid, and tetanus (to name a few), but kindly consult with your own health professional before taking these vaccinations. Additionally, you may be asked to submit a yellow fever vaccination certificate if you’re arriving from or transiting through a yellow fever endemic country. 

We also advise you to drink sealed bottled water and not consume street food, especially if you have a sensitive stomach. You can also carry oral rehydration tablets and anti diarrheal medications with you as well. 

Visa Requirements and Travel Documents

For Tanzania:

Nepali citizens are eligible for both the online E-visa and visa on arrival policies, which stay valid for up to 90 days. For this, travelers need to fulfill certain visa requirements and submit all the necessary travel documents, which are stated down below:

Documents required for the online E-visa:

  • Scanned copy of your passport with a validity of at least 6 months.
  • Scanned copy of your recent passport-size photo.
  • Scanned copy of your onward/return ticket, accommodation details, and contact information.

Documents for visa on arrival policy:

  • Original passport with a validity of at least 6 months. 
  • Scanned copy of your onward/return ticket, accommodation details, and contact information.

For Kenya:

Nepali citizens need an ETA (Electronic Travel Authorization) to travel to Kenya, which stays valid for up to 90 days. For this, travelers need to fulfill certain visa requirements and submit all the necessary travel documents, which are stated down below:

  • Scanned copy of your passport with a validity of at least 6 months.
  • Scanned copy of your recent passport-size photo.
  • Proof of an onward/return ticket, accommodation details, and contact information.
  • Travel Insurance.

Best Time to Visit Tanzania and Kenya

Being two of East Africa’s most popular nations, Kenya and Tanzania have been on the bucket list for millions of travelers. To have the best possible experiences in these destinations, it’s important that travelers know the most favorable period to visit them, which happens to be the long dry season that begins in June and lasts till October.

During the five month period, both countries welcome a warm and sunny climate with temperatures mostly ranging around 20 to 30 degrees celsius during the day time, whereas nights tend to be significantly cooler. 

Additionally, the Great Migration also occurs during this time, where millions of wildebeest and zebras migrate within the Serengeti-Mara ecosystem, making it one of the essential periods for wildlife lovers and nature enthusiasts to visit these nations. 

On the opposite spectrum, the rainy season that starts in March and ends in May is best to avoid altogether, as it brings a ton of rainfall leading to slippery trails and unfortunate accidents. 

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