Ausflüge & Aktivitäten in Sansibar

No holiday to Zanzibar is complete without diving into the old town district of Zanzibar City, Stone Town. This portion of the capital is a jack of all trades. The mishmash of architecture styles, the historical landmarks, the cultural hubs – this place has it all. In fact, Stone Town is so impressive, UNESCO labelled it a World Heritage Site in 2000.Stone Town is in the spotlight for the first half of today's tour. Your guide will pick you up from your hotel and take you into the heart of the capital. Then, you'll follow them through the streets on a walking tour. They'll point out all the major landmarks, including the House of Wonders – the former sultan's palace – the biggest bazaar on the island, Darajani Market, and Forodhani Gardens. You'll also stop by the Tanzanite Museum, to learn all about this violet gem – it's unique to Tanzania.In the afternoon, you'll get to know why Zanzibar is also called the Spice Island. You'll head to a spice farm to see how some of the local produce is grown – cloves, pepper, vanilla and even cinnamon are harvested here.

UNESCO‑listed Stone Town's maze of alleys is packed with history, culture and character, and on this private tour, you'll get to soak it all in at your own pace. Your guide leads you through its winding streets, past carved doors, spice‑scented markets and lively spots shaped by African, Arab, Indian and European influences. You'll also step inside Christ Church Cathedral and the former slave house for a deeper look at Zanzibar's past. After that, you'll have some free time to grab lunch and explore a little more. You can wander through Darajani Market, packed with fabrics, spices and fresh produce, or head to Forodhani Gardens for sea views and street‑food stalls. Then, it's a short drive to Masingini Forest, a peaceful reserve supported by the TUI Care Foundation, where a gentle walk lets you spot wildlife and learn how local conservation work protects the area's flora and wildlife. It's a day that blends two very different sides of Zanzibar. You get the colour and energy of Stone Town, followed by the calm of the forest, giving you a relaxed way to experience both culture and nature in one trip.

History, culture and a whole lot of character spill out of every narrow alley in UNESCO-listed Stone Town, where your day kicks off. With your guide leading the way, you'll wander past carved doors, spice-scented markets and lively streets shaped by African, Arab, Indian and European influences. You'll also visit Christ Church Cathedral and the former slave house for a clearer understanding of Zanzibar's past and its role in the slave trade.After some free time for browsing and bargaining, you'll head to Masingini Forest, only a short drive away but a complete change of pace. Lunch is a simple Swahili spread tucked among the trees, full of flavour and local touches. Once you've eaten, it's time for a forest walk, where your guide will point out birds, plants and the conservation work happening there with support from the TUI Care Foundation.It's a day that blends two very different sides of Zanzibar without feeling rushed. You get the colour and energy of Stone Town, followed by the calm of the forest and a closer look at the ecosystems and conservation projects that shape this protected area.

The Mamas of Zanzibar are at the heart of this experience. They're a group of talented, entrepreneurial women keeping craft, culture and community alive. Your day begins with a walk through the village, where you'll meet the Mamas, hear their stories and see how their skills support local families. From weaving and handcrafting to everyday traditions, they'll show you what life looks like from their perspective. Next, you'll join the Mamas in the kitchen for a hands‑on cooking session. Together, you'll crack coconuts, grind spices and prepare classic Swahili dishes like coconut rice, chapati and fragrant vegetables. There's plenty of easy conversation as the Mamas share the kitchen secrets they've perfected over a lifetime. You'll also enjoy fresh juices and local snacks to keep the energy flowing as you cook side by side. Afterwards, you'll sit down to enjoy the meal you've created, served in a peaceful garden setting. There's time to ask questions and soak up the warmth of your hosts before browsing handmade crafts or trying a little henna if you fancy it. You'll wrap up your time with the Mamas over local coffee or spiced tea for a relaxed end to the day.

See a greener side of Zanzibar on this tour through Masingini Forest and the island's rural heartlands. Whether you're cycling along countryside tracks or wandering shaded forest paths, you'll find plenty of opportunities to connect with the landscapes that shape everyday life here. A guided walk through the TUI Forest Project reveals how conservation efforts are helping the forest thrive. Your local guide will bring the surroundings to life with insights into the area's ecology, from indigenous tree species to the challenges of protecting natural habitats. It's a chance to understand the impact of community-led conservation while seeing the results first-hand. Round off your day with a visit to a traditional spice farm, where the aromas of cloves, cardamom and cinnamon fill the air. Learn how these crops have influenced Zanzibar's history and discover the medicinal plants still used today. Combining outdoor adventure, local knowledge and meaningful encounters, this tour is a great fit for travellers who wants to explore the island beyond its beaches.

If you're curious about the Zanzibar beyond the coastline, this private tour brings together two sides of island life in one memorable day. Start in Jozani Chwaka Bay National Park, a lush pocket of forest filled with native plants, mangroves and rare wildlife, including the Zanzibar red colobus monkey. As you walk the forest trails with your guide, you'll learn how local conservation work is giving these monkeys, and the entire ecosystem, a fighting chance. From the forest, head to a nearby village for a warm welcome from the Mamas of Zanzibar. As you explore the community, you'll find out about local traditions and daily life before joining a cooking session centred around classic Swahili flavours. Learn how coconut is transformed into fresh milk, grind spices by hand and help prepare dishes such as coconut rice, chapati and vegetables, with fish, chicken or vegetarian options available. The day ends around the table, sharing the food you've helped prepare with your hosts. Between browsing handcrafted goods made by local women and unwinding with a cup of spiced tea or coffee, there's plenty of time for conversation and connection. It's a relaxed and rewarding way to discover Zanzibar's wildlife, culture and community spirit while directly supporting local communities.

Gehen Sie in Sansibar auf Hochseefischen und fangen Sie Gelbflossenthun, Marlin und Segelfisch auf einem Ganztagesausflug, inklusive Ausrüstung, Tourguide der Crew und Bootsoptionen.

Gehen Sie in Sansibar auf Hochseefischen nach Gelbflossenthun, Marlin und Segelfisch auf einem halbtägigen Ausflug, inklusive Ausrüstung, Tourguide der Crew und Bootsoptionen.

Schnorcheln oder tauchen Sie von einer traditionellen Dhau aus an den Korallenriffen der Insel Tumbatu. Ausrüstung, Beobachtung der Meeresbewohner und Besichtigung der Küste sind inbegriffen.

Probieren Sie das Tauchen auf Sansibar aus.

Sie gestalten Ihren Tag ganz nach Ihren Wünschen. Notieren Sie sich Ihre Wunschziele und freuen Sie sich auf einen Ausflug nach Sansibar, den Sie selbst gestalten möchten. Das Fahrzeug steht Ihnen maximal acht Stunden zur Verfügung. Ihr Fahrer holt Sie gegen neun Uhr morgens in Ihrem Hotel ab, bringt Sie zu Ihrem Wunschziel und fährt Sie gegen fünf Uhr nachmittags zurück.Vielleicht machen Sie einen Abstecher nach Stone Town – der Altstadt der Insel und UNESCO-Weltkulturerbe –, um durch die Gassen zu schlendern, lokale Köstlichkeiten wie Mandazi (fluffiges, frittiertes Gebäck) zu probieren und Souvenirs wie handgeschnitzte Schmuckstücke und Gewürzpäckchen zu kaufen. Wenn Sie sich für die Gewürzfarmen interessieren, können Sie durch die Felder spazieren, erfahren, woher Sansibar seine Aromen bezieht und sogar die eine oder andere Verkostung genießen. Oder Sie fahren nach Nungwi für einen entspannten Strandtag, gehen schnorcheln oder erkunden den Süden, um das lokale Leben kennenzulernen.Ganz gleich, wonach Ihnen der Sinn steht, teilen Sie uns einfach Ihre Pläne im Voraus mit, und wir kümmern uns um alles. Ohne festen Zeitplan und mit unbegrenzter Kilometerzahl steht Ihnen die ganze Insel offen – erkunden, verweilen, Abstecher machen und genießen Sie sie in Ihrem eigenen Tempo.

Buchen Sie eine 3-tägige Safari mit Nachmittagsflug von Sansibar zum Nyerere-Nationalpark. Boots- und Nachtsafaris, Pirschfahrten, Buschmahlzeiten und Luxuslodge inklusive.

Buchen Sie diese 2-tägige Nyerere-Nationalpark-Safari ab Sansibar mit Nachmittagsflug, Boots- und Nachtsafari, ganztägiger Pirschfahrt und einem All-inclusive-Lodge-Aufenthalt.

A living maze of mangroves and coral‑fringed waters is waiting for you on this private Uzi Island adventure. You'll be picked up from your hotel and taken to Uzi Village to begin.At low tide, you'll cross a coral rock road to the village and set off on a guided tour to learn about the local heritage and culture in rural Zanzibar. You'll explore traditional crafts such as weaving, carpentry, bee‑farming and seaweed farming. Next, you'll make your way to the Zanzibar Butterfly Centre for a guided tour inside a netted tropical garden showcasing hundreds of butterflies, all native to Zanzibar.Your final stop is Jozani Chwaka National Park, home to the endangered red colobus monkeys. You'll have a guide with you who will share fascinating facts about the unique wildlife found here. After a full day of discovery, you'll enjoy a scenic journey back to your accommodation.

The astonishing biodiversity of Uzi island includes mangrove forests, seagrass beds and coral reefs. As the tide ebbs and flows, your guided adventure will showcase the local heritage and culture. As you explore Uzi village, a traditional Swahili settlement, you'll see everyday village activities like weaving, carpentry, bee farming, and seaweed farming - all part of the local way of life.Next up, you'll visit Muyuni Village for a glimpse into the lifestyle and traditions of its residents. Here, you'll watch ancient crafts in action as locals demonstrate rope making, basket weaving, and makuti plaiting. These techniques have been passed down through generations - a living legacy of cultural heritage.The final stop takes you to Ngonga Cave where you'll explore with your guide, and learn about its history as a home for vampire bats and as a spiritual sanctuary for the ancestors of the Muyuni people. You'll watch a witchcraft healing ceremony in the underground cavern – a mesmerising end to your tour.

The Mamas of Zanzibar is a vibrant community initiative founded by a Zanzibari woman. The initiative empowers local women to create an income using their craft skills. You'll see a different side of Zanzibar on this full-day guided village tour which showcases local traditions and culture. Get set to be inspired when you meet some of the Mamas of Zanzibar, learning about their crafts and cuisine.You'll stop in rural villages to get a feel for local life, including learning about what life's like for women in Zanzibar. You'll see how the goods they sell are made – from seaweed soaps and handwoven baskets to cosy rugs and stylish belts. And, if you fancy taking something home as a souvenir, you'll be supporting their work and helping their businesses grow.Next up, you'll have lunch right in the heart of the village. There's a seriously tasty spread of traditional dishes on offer, packed with flavour and bold spices – Zanzibar is known as the Spice Island, after all.

Dive into the cultural heart of Zanzibar with a guided tour through Stone Town, where African, Indian, European, and Arabic influences blend into a vibrant tapestry of history and heritage. Stroll past iconic landmarks like the former sultan's palace and Forodhani Gardens, bargain for treasures at Darajani Bazaar, and hear fascinating stories about some of the famous locals. You'll also visit the Tanzanite Museum to learn about the origins of Tanzania's rare and precious violet gemstone.Next, hop aboard a boat to Prison Island. Once a slave outpost, today it's home to a conservation sanctuary for Aldabra giant tortoises. Tour the island's museum, meet the slow-moving residents and wander past the old prison ruins surrounded by turquoise waters. With stunning coastal views, rich storytelling, and encounters with unique wildlife, this tour is the perfect mix of adventure and culture.

You'll find African, Indian, European and Arabic influences all muddled together in the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Stone Town. On this half-day private tour, you'll weave through the narrow streets lined with markets, mosques and monuments, with your guide leading the way and pointing out all the historic landmarks.You'll begin at the Christ Church Cathedral, built in the 1870s on the site of a former slave market. There are many layers to the town's history and involvement in the slave trade, and your guide will explain more as you go on to visit a memorial and museum dedicated to it. You'll have some free time to see the Forodhani Gardens, where you'll get a great view of the Old Fort and the modestly named, House of Wonders – it is a former sultan's house, after all! There's a quick stop at the Tanzanite Museum where you'll see the country's prized, violet gemstone. Top tip, if you have any loved ones with a December birthday, then Tanzanite is their birthstone – just in case you need any gift inspiration. Then, it's time to polish your haggling skills at Darajani Market, Zanzibar's main bazaar, where your guide can help you snag local crafts and souvenirs.

There are two sides to the African island of Zanzibar – the natural side and the historical side. On this tour, you'll tick off both as you dive into a couple of the island's big‑name locations: Jozani Chwaka Bay National Park and Stone Town.In the morning, you'll kick things off with a trip to Jozani Chwaka Bay National Park. It's the only national park in Zanzibar, and it packs in everything from tropical woodlands and coastal mangrove forests to coral reefs found in the shallows close to the shore. During your visit, you'll stay on dry land and learn about the wildlife that calls this area home. The endangered red colobus monkeys are the headliners here, so keep your eyes on the treetops in case they're out and about.Afterwards, you'll head to Zanzibar City, the island's capital, for a walk around Stone Town, the old district that's earned UNESCO World Heritage status. You'll check out the area's main bazaar, Darajani Market, and the House of Wonders, before stopping by the Tanzanite Museum for a history lesson about this famous gem – it's only found in Tanzania.

A melting pot of African, Indian, European and Arabic influences, Stone Town is a UNESCO World Heritage Site that's full of stories waiting to be discovered. On this private half-day tour, your personal guide will show you around the city's must-see spots – including Darajani Market, Zanzibar's bustling main bazaar, and the historic former slave market.At Forodhani Gardens, you'll catch sight of iconic landmarks like the House of Wonders, once a sultan's palace, and the imposing Old Fort. You'll also have a chance to sharpen your bartering skills at a popular shopping area, with your guide on hand to help. There's also a pitstop at the Tanzanite museum, where you'll explore the history of Tanzania's famous gemstone, a unique treasure found only in this country.As you wander through the winding alleys, your guide will share fascinating facts about local legends such as Princess Salme, Bi Kidude and Farrokh Bulsara. You'll also drop by The Freddie Mercury Museum – the first in the world dedicated to the iconic Queen frontman – where exclusive photos trace his incredible journey.

Zanzibar's spicier side takes centre stage on this half-day private tour. You'll be whisked into the countryside to see for yourself why Zanzibar is famously known as the Spice Island. Your morning is a feast for the senses as you stroll through the spice farms that blanket the island – pepper, cloves, nutmeg, vanilla and cinnamon all thrive here.Dive into the world of spices, learn how they're grown, and sample them straight from the source. As you wander through rows of aromatic plants and trees, your guide will share their insider knowledge about how these spices are traditionally used in Zanzibar. After all, they're not just used to add a fiery kick to everyday dishes, they also play a crucial role in traditional medicine to help boost health and wellness. Plus, they're key to cultural ceremonies, like weddings and other festivals or celebrations.

Learn why Zanzibar is nicknamed the Spice Island on this full-day private tour. You'll kick things off with a private tour of the spice farms, wandering through fields of vanilla, nutmeg and cardamom. Plus, you'll get to taste these bursts of flavour straight from the source as your guide tells you how these spices are used to give local cuisine that extra kick. You'll hear about their medicinal qualities and their role in cultural ceremonies, too.Next, you'll head to Stone Town for a short boat ride to Changuu Island, also known as Prison Island. Here, you'll meet the island's famous residents, the Aldabra giant tortoises, at the foundation that takes care of them. Then, head to Prison Island Museum and delve into this place's past – the island was actually used as a quarantine station for yellow fever patients, rather than a prison. After soaking up the island's history, there's time to check out the island's scenic views before heading back to Stone Town.

Foodies and forest lovers, this Zanzibar tour is for you. This full‑day private outing shines a spotlight on the island's only national park, Jozani Chwaka National Park, before stopping by a rural farm to learn all about Zanzibar's spicier side.Your day kicks off at your hotel, where your guide will pick you up. You'll then head to Jozani Chwaka National Park for a morning exploring the area. Your guide will lead you through the greenery on an easy‑going guided trek, sharing insights about the local wildlife along the way. The main stars here are the red colobus monkeys. These rare, endangered primates are usually spotted swinging around the treetops, so keep your eyes peeled.When you're done here, you'll have an hour of free time. Then, you'll drive to a nearby spice farm for a tour of the grounds. Pepper, cloves, nutmeg, vanilla and more are grown here, and you'll be able to see how they're harvested and processed – and yes, you can sample some, too.

There's more to Zanzibar than the glossy-travel-mag photos of endless white beaches. On this private tour, you'll discover the heart of the island's culture. You'll meet the local community in Muyuni Village and visit the mystical Ngonga Cave, hearing all about its history, before taking a tour around a spice farm. First up is a trip to Muyuni Village, on the south of the island. You'll be immediately struck by how important tradition is to the community here, as you're invited to watch their ancient crafts of rope making, basket weaving, and makuti plating – weaving palm leaves into a roof. You'll call in at the village school before heading to Ngonga Cave, a sacred place, where the Muyuni people connect with their ancestors. Weave through the passages of this limestone cave to reach a chamber where you'll witness a witchcraft healing ceremony. It's an uplifting mix of singing, drumming and dancing that's believed to restore harmony and spiritual wellbeing. Next, you'll arrive at a local spice farm, where you'll learn all about how exotic aromatics are grown. Vanilla, cardamom and nutmeg are three of the spices produced here, and you'll find out all about them from the experts, tasting as you go. Your guide will give you the lowdown on how these spices are used in local dishes, medicine and ceremonies, too.

Hop on a quad bike and dive into the untouched side of Zanzibar on this fun-filled half-day adventure. Whether you're riding solo or with a buddy, you'll start by learning the basics before setting off through landscapes you can't reach by car – think narrow dirt tracks, lush rice paddies, and swaying sugar cane plantations.Along the way, you'll stop in a rural village where you'll get a glimpse of authentic daily life and meet friendly locals. It's a chance to connect with the culture in a way that goes beyond the usual tourist route – all with the wind in your hair and red dust on your boots.Your guide, a local, English-speaking expert, will lead the way and share stories about the island's traditions and history. There'll be plenty of chances to pause for photos, chat with villagers, or simply soak in the scenery. It's a unique way to explore rural Zanzibar – off the beaten track and full of character.

The best way to truly connect with a destination? Meet the people who call it home. This cultural adventure takes you deep into Zanzibar's south coast, where you'll visit the village of Muyuni, uncover the secrets of the Ngonga Cave, and explore the inspiring Paje Seaweed Centre.Your day kicks off in the village of Muyuni, where everyday life moves at a gentle pace. You'll wander through the village on a guided tour, chatting with locals and getting a feel for Zanzibar's rural traditions. Then it's on to Ngonga Cave – a place shrouded in mystery and stories – where your guide will share the fascinating history behind this natural wonder.After that, it's time to head towards the coast and the Paje Seaweed Centre. This community-run initiative empowers local women to make eco-friendly beauty and wellness products from seaweed. You'll have some free time to enjoy lunch before taking learning how seaweed goes from the ocean to the shelf.To round off the day, you'll swing by one of Zanzibar's most iconic sights – The Rock Restaurant. Perched on a rock in the middle of the ocean, it's a must-see photo stop that captures the magic of the island.

Get ready to explore one of Zanzibar's most biodiverse spots on this private tour to Jozani Chwaka Bay National Park – the island's only national park and home to the famous red colobus monkey. It's a great way to get up close with nature and experience the wild, green heart of the island.First up, you'll take a walk along the forest trails with a guide leading the way. Keep your eyes peeled for red colobus monkeys swinging through the canopy – they're found only in Zanzibar. Your guide will help you spot them and share insights into their behaviour and habitat as you move through the forest.But that's not all – after the forest, you'll continue on to explore the nearby mangroves. This delicate ecosystem plays a vital role in protecting the island's coastline and is home to crabs, fish and an incredible tangle of roots and shoots. It's a peaceful contrast to the lively forest and offers a glimpse into another side of Zanzibar's natural world.

This private tour of Jozani Chwaka Bay National Park takes you on an adventure through the only national park on the island, where you'll spot rare red colobus monkeys and other native wildlife. Then, you'll head over to Prison Island to check out the prison ruins and learn more about the island's past.First up is a guided tour through the mangroves of Jozani Chwaka Bay National Park. This spot is known for its unique forest ecosystem, and the rare Zanzibar red colobus monkeys call this place home – the humid forests here are one of their favourite places to live.Next, you'll head to Stone Town to catch the boat to Changuu Island, AKA Prison Island, for a tour. The island is home to the giant Aldabra tortoises – some of them are over 150 years old – and you'll visit the foundation that takes care of them. You'll also explore the Prison Island Museum to learn more about its fascinating history. Plus, there's time to snap a few pics of the coastal scenery before your return journey.

If you're after a day packed with nature, culture and a good dose of mystery, this private full‑day tour ticks all the boxes. It kicks off at Jozani Chwaka Bay National Park – the only national park on the island – where you'll step into a world of winding trails and wild encounters. Keep your eyes on the treetops as you wander through the forest, on the lookout for rare red colobus monkeys.From forest to folklore, your next stop is Muyuni Village. Here, it's all about deep‑rooted traditions and local life. You'll meet the community and learn how they craft rope, baskets and makuti thatch – the latter uses dried coconut palm leaves to make roofing materials.Then, things take a mysterious turn as you explore the legendary Ngonga Cave. With your guide leading the way, you'll discover a world of tunnels, ancestral spirits and local legends – plus a witchcraft healing ceremony that brings Zanzibar's rich culture to life.

Buchen Sie diese 4-tägige Safari durch die Serengeti und den Ngorongoro-Krater ab Sansibar mit Pirschfahrten, einer Fahrt im Heißluftballon und Begegnungen mit den Big Five der Tierwelt.

Buchen Sie eine 4-tägige Privatsafari von Sansibar nach Serengeti und Ngorongoro-Krater. Flüge, privater Guide und Unterkunft inklusive.

Buchen Sie die 4-tägige Safari von Sansibar nach Serengeti, Ngorongoro, Tarangire mit Heißluftballon. Flüge, privater Guide, Unterkunft und eine Ballonfahrt zum Sonnenaufgang inklusive.

Buchen Sie eine 4-tägige private Serengeti-, Ngorongoro- und Tarangire-Safari ab Sansibar, inklusive Flug, Unterkunft, privatem Reiseführer und Pirschfahrten in Tansanias besten Nationalparks.

Buchen Sie eine 3-tägige Privatsafari von Sansibar zum Ngorongoro-Krater und Tarangire. Flüge, 2 Übernachtungen, Mahlzeiten, Transfers und Fahrer inklusive!

Buchen Sie ein 3-tägiges Mafia Island-Abenteuer ab Sansibar mit Schnorcheln, Walhai-Begegnungen, Kua-Ruinen, Blauer Lagune und einem Segelausflug bei Sonnenuntergang.

Erkunden Sie die Gefängnisinsel auf einer privaten Tour, treffen Sie die Aldabra-Riesenschildkröten und erfahren Sie mehr über die lokale Geschichte im Museum.

Begeben Sie sich auf eine exklusive Katamaranfahrt nur für Erwachsene von Kendwa zum Mnemba-Meerespark. Genießen Sie Schnorcheln, ein Barbecue-Mittagessen und einen Drink bei Sonnenuntergang.

Begeben Sie sich auf ein geführtes Schnorchelabenteuer in den kristallklaren Gewässern um Sansibar und erkunden Sie das Menai Bay Conservation Area und die Insel Kwale.

Begeben Sie sich von Sansibar aus auf einen ganztägigen Ausflug zur Insel Kwale. Genießen Sie Schwimmen, Schnorcheln und ein Mittagessen mit Meeresfrüchten.

Segeln Sie auf einer Dhow-Kreuzfahrt zum Sonnenuntergang über den Indischen Ozean. Genießen Sie lokalen Wein, Snacks und den Blick auf den Sonnenuntergang über Kendwa und Nungwi.

Erleben Sie den Nervenkitzel der Serengeti mit privaten Pirschfahrten und einer Heißluftballon-Safari bei Sonnenaufgang. Buchen Sie jetzt Ihr unvergessliches Abenteuer.

Erleben Sie den Zauber der Serengeti auf einer dreitägigen Safari ab Sansibar. Genießen Sie Pirschfahrten, komfortable Lodges und eine faszinierende Fahrt im Heißluftballon.

Erleben Sie den Zauber der Serengeti auf einer 2-tägigen Safari. Erkunden Sie die Gegend bei Tag, entdecken Sie die Wildtiere bei Dunkelheit und übernachten Sie in einer komfortablen Safari-Lodge. Jetzt buchen.

Begeben Sie sich auf eine private Tagessafari zum Nyerere-Nationalpark mit Flügen ab Sansibar. Erleben Sie Begegnungen mit Wildtieren und ein Mittagessen im Busch in Afrikas größtem Park.

Erleben Sie ein privates Safari-Abenteuer im Mikumi-Nationalpark, inklusive Flug ab Sansibar. Genießen Sie Begegnungen mit Wildtieren und persönlichen Service.

Begeben Sie sich auf ein unvergessliches Safari-Abenteuer im Nyerere-Nationalpark auf Sansibar. Erleben Sie eine vielfältige Tierwelt und entspannen Sie in einer erstklassigen Lodge. Buchen Sie jetzt.

Erleben Sie Tansanias Wildnis bei einer Tagessafari zum Nyerere-Nationalpark von Sansibar aus. Buchen Sie jetzt für ein unvergessliches Abenteuer.

Erleben Sie den Nervenkitzel einer zweitägigen Safari in Tansanias größtem Wildtierschutzgebiet, dem Nyerere-Nationalpark. Buchen Sie jetzt für ein unvergessliches Abenteuer.

Erleben Sie eine unvergessliche dreitägige Safari von Sansibar zur Serengeti. Genießen Sie aufregende Pirschfahrten und ruhige Abende unter dem afrikanischen Himmel. Jetzt buchen.

Begeben Sie sich auf eine aufregende Reise zu Afrikas größtem Wildreservat, dem Nyerere-Nationalpark. Genießen Sie eine Wildsafari, ein Mittagessen im Busch, eine Bootstour und vieles mehr. Jetzt buchen.