Welcome to Tarangire National Park, one of the largest and most spectacular national parks in Tanzania. Famous for its impressive herds of African elephants and its ancient baobab trees, this park is also home to tree-climbing pythons, lions, leopards, and cheetahs.

Your adventure will begin after breakfast when you meet our guide and office representative for a briefing about your safari. From there, you will embark on a scenic 2-hour drive to Tarangire National Park, where you can admire the sweeping views of the grassland plains dotted with traditional Maasai houses and nomadic cattle herds. During your visit, you will have the chance to explore the park's stunning landscapes and get up close and personal with its magnificent wildlife. After a midday lunch break, you will continue your afternoon game drive before retiring to your hotel for dinner and an overnight stay.

Lake Manyara National Park is a must-visit destination for those who appreciate natural beauty, diverse birdlife, and the chance to spot tree-climbing lions. The park's alkaline soda lake is home to thousands of flamingos and over 500 other bird species. Lake Manyara National Park is relatively small compared to other Tanzanian parks due to its predominant lake coverage, but it offers incredible scenery and is a favorite for photographers and bird enthusiasts alike.

As part of your visit with WildReality Safari, you have the option to add a cultural tour of the nearby Mto wa Mbu village. This tour includes a walk through the lush farms at the base of the Rift Valley, a climb up Balaa Hill to enjoy panoramic views of the town, a visit to Miwaleni Lake and waterfall, and a glimpse into the local culture of the diverse tribes residing in the area. After the tour at Lake Manyara you will proceed to your hotel for the relaxation and overnight stay.

Your adventure will begin with the Stone Town City Tour, a one-hour drive from your hotel that will take you around the historical and architecturally significant town of Zanzibar. This tour will introduce you to the rich history and culture of the island and includes a visit to the former slave market site, which now stands as an Anglican church.

After the Stone Town Tour, you will hop on a boat for a short ride to Prison Island, where you will explore the ruins and learn about the island's fascinating past. This island was once used as a prison for rebellious slaves and later as a quarantine station for yellow fever, and it is now a popular tourist destination.

The final stop on your tour will be the Spice Tour, where you will get a chance to see and taste the tropical fruits and various spice plantations on the island. You will learn about the many spices that grow on the island, their medicinal and culinary uses. Your day will end by heading back to your hotel in the evening.

Your day will start by relaxing at the hotel and As the day draws to a close, you will embark on a comfortable boat with an experienced captain and crew. The boat will take you out to sea, where you will be able to witness the stunning Nungwi sunset.

The vibrant colors of the sky and the sea blend together to create a breathtaking view that will leave you speechless. During the cruise, you will be able to relax and enjoy the serene atmosphere of the sea. The captain and crew will provide you with refreshments, including snacks and drinks. You will have the opportunity to take in the fresh sea breeze and appreciate the tranquility of the ocean.

In addition to the beautiful sunset, you will also have the chance to see some of the marine life that inhabits the waters of Nungwi. You may spot dolphins, sea turtles, and a variety of fish swimming around the boat.

As the cruise comes to an end, the boat will return to Nungwi, And proceed to your hotel.

A dolphin tour in Matemwe is a must-try. This small fishing village located on the northeastern coast of the island is known for its clear waters and abundant marine life, including pods of playful dolphins.

The tour typically starts early in the morning, around sunrise, when the dolphins are most active. You will be picked up from your hotel and taken to the beach, where you will board a traditional wooden dhow boat. These boats are built by local craftsmen using traditional techniques and are a common sight along the Zanzibar coastline.

As you sail out to sea, your experienced guide will provide you with some background information about the dolphins and their behavior. You'll learn about the different species of dolphins found in the area and how to identify them. The most commonly sighted species in Matemwe are the bottle-nose and humpback dolphins. Your day will end by heading back to your hotel in the evening.