Tanzania Honeymoon
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A Tanzania Honeymoon is a fantastic choice and the way perfect to start your journey together. Enjoy seeing The Big 5, The Great Migration, the Serengeti and much more. Then sit back, relax and enjoy the sun at your private pool in Zanzibar.
We love seeing honeymooners venture to Tanzania. A safari here never fails to impress, and being able to finish your trip in the Zanzibar Archipelago really is a cherry on top.
Northern Tanzania Honeymoon
Northern Tanzania is famous as one of the world's top safari destinations; the notorious Serengeti and Ngorongoro Crater offer excellent game viewing all year and is also home to The Big 5 and The Great Migration. It is the perfect destination for first-time safari-goers and experienced safari regulars. The only drawback of the North is that, because of its fame, prices are a little higher.
Southern Tanzania Honeymoon
Southern Tanzania offers a different experience. The diamonds of the South are Nyerere and Ruaha National Park. Both have stayed pristine and offer a more personal safari experience. They also cater for boating, walking, and fly camping in the bush. The accommodation is better value too (more luxury for your money) and the parks are closer to each other and the beach, meaning shorter travel times.
Safari Beach Perfection
Zanzibar is a fantastic option for a beach break. There are many superb beach options to choose from, with prices varying hugely. Whether you're after stripped back rustic experience or a luxury stay, Zanzibar has it. Other surrounding islands (Pemba and Mafia) cater well to big diving fans, and a few private islands like Mnemba and Fanjovecater well for those wanting an exclusive experience.
How much does it cost
Our Tanzania honeymoons tend to range between £6,000 and £15,000 per person for a two-week honeymoon. These figures include accommodation, meals, drinks, activities, park fees, all internal flight and road transfers and much more.
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