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Safari, Tribes and Paradise in the Indian Ocean
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The greatest show in nature: the savannas of Tanzania with elephants, lions and zebras, followed by the white sand and turquoise water of Zanzibar, paradise on earth.
A safari in Tanzania is a moving, unforgettable experience: natural treasures, ancient tribes, wild animals and warm people, and at the end, a real vacation in Zanzibar.
Activities and Experiences
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We meet at Ben Gurion Airport and fly to Tanzania. On landing at Kilimanjaro airport, a first safari in Arusha National Park: a sensory awakening of rainforest, blue monkeys, zebras, elephants and giraffes.
A safari in the Tarangire reserve, home of the elephants, 2,850 square kilometers of savanna dotted with ancient baobab trees, along the Tarangire River, following nature's great dramas.
A morning with the Maasai tribe, an authentic glimpse into the culture of nomadic herders. From there to the Ngorongoro Crater: we descend 600 meters with the jeeps to the crater floor and go on safari among thousands of elephants, wildebeest, zebras, rhinos, lions and leopards.
Near Lake Eyasi we meet the Datoga tribe and the Hadzabe, hunter gatherers who speak a click language. In the afternoon, a short flight to the island of Zanzibar and our resort.
A tour of the old city of Stone Town, with fascinating history and striking architecture, and its colorful markets. In the afternoon we enjoy the resort: spa, pool, bar and restaurant.
Zanzibar's ocean experience: sailing on a traditional dhow between hidden islands and lagoons, diving, an excellent barbecue lunch, fresh seafood and plenty of joy.
Free time to discover the magic of Zanzibar, sun facing perfect views, a soothing massage, an independent walk through the old city or simply nothing at all, facing the sea.
Depending on the flight time, we say goodbye to paradise and head back to Israel, tanned, relaxed and full of stories.
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