Welcome to Tanzania! The ideal destination for safari lovers. You will be met by our team on arrival at Kilimanjaro Airport and transferred to your hotel.

Meet your private French-speaking guide in the morning. Settle into your private 4×4 vehicle, which will be yours throughout the trip. Departure for West Kilimanjaro. You’ll pick up your electric bikes once you reach Maasai land.

The mountain bikes in our fleet are made in France, in the Vosges region.
Off you go for a first ride of around 35 km. You may have the chance to encounter giraffes, zebras, and gazelles along the way. Passing through villages, you’ll discover the true heart of Tanzania from a different perspective—an immersive and unique experience!

You arrive at the Maasai lodge in the late afternoon, with time to enjoy a swim in the pool overlooking the plains after a wonderful day. In the evening, take part in a spear-throwing contest with the Maasai, followed by songs, dances, and stories around the fire.

In the morning, enjoy a guided walk in Maasai land facing Mount Kilimanjaro with a local Maasai guide. You may have the chance to spot giraffes or antelopes. You’ll be completely alone in the savannah.

You’ll get back on your electric bikes late in the morning for a second ride back to Arusha, around 50 km. The day begins on foot and continues by bike—entirely car-free!

This second day is fairly accessible in terms of difficulty. There are a few small stream crossings, but they’re easy. Expect some rocky sections, as well as climbs and descents. You’ll pass through villages and a eucalyptus forest, with little traffic and beautiful views of Mount Meru and the surrounding hills.

Departure for a 4×4 safari in the Tarangire National Park. Picnic lunch inside the park. Established in 1970, Tarangire National Park is now considered one of the country’s most beautiful wildlife sanctuaries. You’ll encounter large numbers of elephants among the baobab forests.

In the morning, enjoy a 4×4 safari in Lake Manyara National Park.

Manyara Park is part of the Rift Valley, its immense lake will allow you to discover colonies of pink flamingos and all other kinds of birds living on the edge of the lake.

At midday, enjoy lunch in the village of Mto Wa Mbu, served as a buffet of Tanzanian specialties: ugali, makande, plantains, pilau… In the afternoon, take a walk in Mto Wa Mbu, hiking up Balla Hill for panoramic views, then descending through the village’s banana plantations.

Departure in the morning for the Ngorongoro crater, a true Garden of Eden, for a full-day 4×4 safari with a picnic lunch inside the crater at midday. You may have the chance to spot the Big Five.
The crater is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It contains fresh and salt water, savannah and forest, and is home to around 100 animals per km².
We then drive to the neighbouring Serengeti Park.

Full day of safari dedicated to Serengeti National Park and its endless plains. You may choose to set off early in the morning with your breakfast to witness the savannah come to life.
The night is spent in a charming tented camp with full board. The camp is right inside the park in the central region. You can hear the life of the park during the night from the comfort of your four-poster bed.

Departure from the Serengeti after a last morning of safari and crossing the Ngorongoro conservation area to reach the shores of Lake Manyara.

Return to Arusha, followed by a domestic flight to Zanzibar in the early afternoon.

Transfer to your beachfront hotel.
Many activities will be possible and offered on site: diving, kite surfing, snorkeling, boat, quad, ...

Zanzibar likely brings to mind a legendary spice trading post of the past. Arab traders, particularly the Sultan of Oman, quickly recognized the potential of its fertile land and strategic location. Ivory and enslaved people from the African continent also contributed to the wealth of this trading hub.

Today, Zanzibar is best known for its white-sand beaches, dolphins, and comfortable hotels. Tourism has grown significantly over the past 15 years, yet Zanzibar—and above all its people—still live at a pace and within a culture that is very different from the rest of the world.

Why not go snorkeling? Or wander through the old town of Stone Town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site?

Your driver will take you back to Zanzibar airport. You can take a direct flight back to Europe from Zanzibar's international airport with many different airlines.