21 Days 20 Nights
Kenya
21 DAYS BUSH TO BEACH SAFARI-TANZANIA
21-Day Tanzania Self-Drive Safari: From Savannah to Sea
This 21-day Tanzania self-drive safari leads you across famous parks in the north and wild, untouched regions in the south. Explore at your own pace in a fully equipped 4×4. Combine wildlife encounters, diverse landscapes, cultural immersion, and even time at the beach. It’s the perfect adventure for independent travelers.
Tarangire National Park
Start your Tanzania self-drive safari in Tarangire, a peaceful park known for its large elephant herds and iconic baobab trees. During the dry season, the Tarangire River becomes a vital water source, drawing a wide range of wildlife. It’s an ideal setting for birdwatching and slow-paced exploration.
Lake Manyara National Park
Lake Manyara is compact but rich in ecosystems, offering a full wildlife experience in just one day. It’s known for its tree-climbing lions and flocks of flamingos, with diverse landscapes that include forests, hot springs, and wetlands.
Ngorongoro Conservation Area
The Ngorongoro Crater is one of Tanzania’s most iconic safari destinations and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It offers a chance to see the Big Five, including the rare black rhino, within a unique and self-contained ecosystem of varied habitats.
Serengeti National Park
No Tanzania self-drive safari is complete without the Serengeti. Here, you can witness the Great Migration and a high concentration of predators across classic open plains. With varied wildlife year-round, it’s a must-visit. For a unique perspective, consider a hot air balloon safari for panoramic views.
Lake Natron
Lake Natron is a remote and otherworldly destination, where the bright red alkaline waters provide a vital breeding ground for thousands of flamingos. Located near Ol Doinyo Lengai, a volcano considered sacred by the Maasai, this area combines dramatic natural beauty with opportunities for deep cultural immersion and exploration.
Mkomazi National Park
Tucked along the border with Kenya, Mkomazi National Park is a lesser-known yet rewarding stop. Its wide, open acacia landscapes are home to rare and endangered species such as black rhinos and African wild dogs. With over 400 recorded bird species, it is also a top destination for birding enthusiasts seeking a quieter, off-the-beaten-path experience.
Usambara Mountains
The Usambara Mountains offer a refreshing change of pace, with cool temperatures and lush greenery in the heart of the Eastern Arc range. This region is ideal for scenic hikes through forests rich in endemic species, and also provides opportunities for cultural exchange through village stays and guided treks, making it a perfect contrast to the lowland savannahs.
Saadani National Park
Bringing your Tanzania self-drive safari to a unique and relaxing end, Saadani National Park is the only place in the country where the Indian Ocean meets classic wildlife territory. Here, you can see elephants and lions roaming near the beach, and enjoy a peaceful boat safari or simply unwind on the sand after days of adventure in the bush.
Rates vary based on group size, season, and accommodation choice. Please contact us for a detailed quote tailored to your preferences.
With over two decades of expertise in crafting immersive journeys across East Africa, we ensure every detail is thoughtfully planned — from a seamless vehicle handover to curated accommodations that reflect the authentic character of each destination.
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