
7-Day Tanzania Safari & Zanzibar Beach Holiday
7 days safari & beach
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Karibu Tanzania
TANZANIA EXPERTISE. EAST AFRICAN VISION.
Discover the wild, reach for the mountain, and slow down by the ocean. Thoughtfully planned Tanzania journeys, shaped around you.
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All experiencesWELCOME TO EASTARA TRAVEL
Safari, summit & sea
Wildlife-rich plains. Africa’s highest mountain. The Indian Ocean coast. Discover Tanzania through thoughtfully planned journeys, with an experienced local team behind every plan.
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Find your place in the wild.

Make room for something extraordinary.

AFTER THE ADVENTURE, OR AN ESCAPE OF ITS OWN
Beach days, Swahili heritage and time by the Indian Ocean.
WHERE TO GO RIGHT NOW
The current month is picked up automatically in Tanzania time, with live conditions from each destination. Choose another month to plan ahead.
Typical conditions by destination.
June–October for a broad dry-season safari; January–February for a southern ecosystem calving interest.
When to visit SerengetiYear-round wildlife interest; June–October is a common drier planning window.
When to visit NgorongoroJune–October for dry-season wildlife interest around permanent water.
When to visit TarangireJune–October for drier travel; greener months for a different forest and birdlife perspective.
When to visit Lake ManyaraJune–October and December–March are commonly considered climbing windows.
When to visit KilimanjaroJune–October for the main drier island window; January–February can be relatively dry and warmer.
When to visit ZanzibarTypical seasonal patterns, not a forecast or a wildlife guarantee. Live weather: MET Norway, CC BY 4.0.
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Hover or tap a destination for live conditionsPlains, river corridors & rocky kopjes
A landscape that asks you to stay a little longer.
An established Tanzania foundation, and people who understand the details.
Destination understanding shaped by our experienced local Tanzanian team.
Discover more Tailored journeysRoutes, pace and accommodation considered around the way you want to travel.
Discover more Connected planningAccommodation, activities, transport and transfers brought into one considered plan.
Discover more Travel partnershipsDestination planning and ground coordination for travel professionals and group organisers.
Discover morePLAN WITH CONFIDENCE
From our local team
The essentials for safaris, seasons, the mountain, the coast and group travel, in one place.
Talk to our teamThe park names are only part of the plan. How long you stay, where you sleep, the distance between bases and the time you give each encounter all influence the experience. A safari should make sense as a whole journey, rather than a collection of busy days.
There is no single date that suits every journey. A wildlife interest, a climb and time by the sea may lead to different planning choices. Your available time, flexibility and priorities help us decide what to explore first.
A climb is a distinct part of a Tanzania holiday, with its own preparation, equipment and timing. The route name matters, but so does the full mountain schedule and the space you allow before and after it.
Understand the climbThe coast can be a journey in its own right or a change of rhythm after a safari. Zanzibar brings together beach time, Swahili heritage, historic Stone Town and opportunities to explore the Indian Ocean setting.
A good planning conversation makes the practical details easier to understand. Use your proposal to look at the route as a whole, ask questions and refine the arrangements before making a commitment.

THE PEOPLE BEHIND THE PLAN
Eastara Travel brings together an experienced local Tanzanian team and a destination management vision. That means practical knowledge of the parks, the mountain and the coast behind every plan.
We listen to what you want from a journey, then consider the route, the pace and the details that connect it. For travellers and international travel partners, it starts with a clear conversation.
THE EASTARA FIELDNOTES
Read before you travel. Useful context for decisions that make a difference.
Planning
Start with the experience you want, then find the season that supports it.
Read the guideWildlife
A moving ecosystem, rather than a single event on a fixed date.
Read the guidePlanning
Location, atmosphere and the rhythm of your journey matter as much as a room category.
Read the guideEastara Travel is a destination management company with an experienced local team in Tanzania. We plan safaris, Kilimanjaro climbs, Zanzibar stays and group programmes for travellers and travel partners.
Yes. Wildlife and coastal experiences can be considered in one tailored proposal, with the sequence and connections discussed for your dates. Tell us how much time you would like to devote to each.
Share your available time, interests and preferred pace. Let us know what attracts you to Tanzania and what a good holiday feels like to you. Those details give the planning conversation a useful starting point.
No. They are starting points for discussion. Dates, accommodation, duration, services and any price are set out in an individual proposal rather than assumed from the website outline.
Private group arrangements can be discussed around your ages, interests, rooming needs and practical requirements. Suitability for particular properties and activities is checked against the individual programme.
Start with its location in the itinerary, then consider the atmosphere, room configuration and facilities you need. Share what you enjoyed on previous holidays and the details that would make this stay comfortable for you.
Eastara welcomes conversations with travel agents, tour operators and group organisers seeking Tanzania destination advice, itinerary development and ground coordination.
Tanzania is our operational foundation. A broader East African offering is our expansion vision. Contact the team to discuss the destinations and arrangements currently possible for a regional enquiry.