Safari Sansibar//2 Tage Selous Nationalpark

Excursion package

The safaris always start on Wednesdays and Sundays. Minimum number of participants: 2 people.
Day 1 "Selous": Departure from Zanzibar Airport to Selous Game Reserve at approx. 7:35 am and arrival at Selous Mtemere Airstrip at approx. 8:20 am. Here you will meet your safari guide and begin your full-day Selous game drive, where you can discover and observe the diverse wildlife. You will receive packed lunches and refreshments at midday, which will be served in the bush. After lunch, you will continue your game drive until 5:30 pm and then slowly drive to Selous Kinga Lodge (or an equivalent alternative), your accommodation for the night.
Day 2 "Boat Safari": After a fortifying breakfast at the lodge, you will be picked up for a 2-hour boat safari. At approx. 10 am, the flight returns to Zanzibar.

In the "Long-haul travel" catalogue
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Minimum number of participants: 2 people.
At least two hotel nights must be booked before and after the safari.
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Please note that luggage is stored by the local agency during the safari.
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Also bookable under ZNZ200S.
When booking with this code, customers' luggage remains in the rooms of the booked hotel.
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Flight times for departure to and from Zanzibar may be changed depending on flight availability or weather conditions.
∙ Itineraries may be changed due to weather conditions or new regulations from park authorities.
∙ In case of difficulties, emergencies, or if support is required, please contact our service number +255 777 16 90 40

In the "Long-haul travel" 2025/26 catalogue on page 191.

Please note that regardless of the arrival time, hotel check-in does not take place until 2:00 pm or 3:00 pm respectively.
We would like to inform you that all airlines from Tanzania are currently on the EU's so-called ‘blacklist’. For this reason, they are currently not authorised to operate long-haul flights to the EU. We are therefore not currently using any of these airlines for our long-haul flights to the EU.
The lack of authorisation is not due to specific safety problems with the individual airlines, but rather to the inspection and safety procedures of the Tanzanian aviation authority, which do not currently meet the safety requirements of the EU.
However, the airlines that we use for domestic flights (for example, for transfer flights from Zanzibar to mainland Tanzania) are subject to the international safety assessment ISSA of the IATA (International Air Transport Association) or a comparable safety assessment. These assessments correspond to the globally recognised safety standards of the aviation industry.
We would like to inform you that all airlines from Tanzania are currently on the EU's so-called ‘blacklist’. For this reason, they are currently not authorised to operate long-haul flights to the EU. We are therefore not currently using any of these airlines for our long-haul flights to the EU.
The lack of authorisation is not due to specific safety problems with the individual airlines, but rather to the inspection and safety procedures of the Tanzanian aviation authority, which do not currently meet the safety requirements of the EU.
However, the airlines that we use for domestic flights (for example, for transfer flights from Zanzibar to mainland Tanzania) are subject to the international safety assessment ISSA of the IATA (International Air Transport Association) or a comparable safety assessment. These assessments correspond to the globally recognised safety standards of the aviation industry.

Please note the entry requirements for Tanzania/Zanzibar as well as the current local regulations. You can find important information in the travel and safety advice issued by the German Federal Foreign Office.