Safari Sansibar//4 Tage Saadani Safari Lodge

Excursion package.

Day 1: Arrival and first safari in Saadani National Park
Departure from Zanzibar at 1:15 PM for Saadani National Park. After a short flight, landing at 1:45 PM on the Saadani airstrip. After being welcomed by the safari guide, the first game drive begins immediately. Elephants, lions, giraffes, buffalo, zebras, wildebeests, warthogs, and numerous antelope and bird species characterize the fascinating wildlife of the region. To round off the day, an atmospheric sundowner awaits in the middle of the African bush landscape. Dinner and overnight stay at the safari lodge.
Day 2: Game drive and boat safari on the Wami River
The day begins with an early game drive when the wildlife is particularly active. This is followed by a relaxed boat safari on the Wami River, home to hippos, crocodiles, and numerous bird species. The afternoon can be arranged according to personal taste: relaxation by the pool, exploring the coast by bicycle, or optional participation in a village tour offer varied opportunities. Later, another exciting game drive is on the program. Dinner and overnight stay at the safari lodge.
Day 3: Discovery of the Saadani Marine Park
After breakfast, you will drive to the coast of the Saadani Marine Park. During the season, sea turtles can be observed laying eggs there. This is followed by a full-day marine safari by boat. The fascinating underwater world invites you to explore, while an idyllic sandbank offers perfect conditions for relaxing. A picnic lunch rounds off the experience. Return to the lodge in the afternoon. Depending on the tides, there is the possibility of another game drive or relaxing hours at the lodge. Overnight stay at the safari lodge.
Day 4: Return flight to Zanzibar
The final day offers the choice between another early morning game drive or a picturesque river safari before breakfast. Afterward, there is time to relax at the lodge before the transfer to the Saadani airstrip. The return flight to Zanzibar departs in the afternoon. Upon arrival, you will be met and transferred to your booked beach hotel.

Minimum number of participants: 2 people
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At least two hotel nights must be booked before and after the safari.
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The respective daily program may change depending on the weather.
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Please note that luggage is kept by the local agency during the safari.
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Also bookable under ZNZ212S.
When booking with this code, the customer's luggage remains in the rooms of the booked hotel.
The hotel must be booked throughout.
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Flight times for departure to and from Zanzibar are subject to change based on flight availability or weather conditions.
∙ Travel itineraries may be subject to change due to weather conditions or new regulations from park authorities.
∙ In case of difficulties, emergencies, or if support is needed, please contact our service number +255 777 16 90 40

Please note that hotel check-in takes place from 2 PM or 3 PM, regardless of arrival time.
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.