1 Day Tarangire Safari starting from Zanzibar
Este safari de 2 días por Tanzania es una experiencia llena de aventuras que promete recuerdos inolvidables. Ya se trate de un plan con poca antelación o de última hora, este safari puede organizarse desde cualquier lugar. Le garantizamos que será testigo de la emoción de un safari por la fauna africana o incluso de un safari fotográfico en dos de los parques nacionales de caza más impresionantes de Tanzania.
Durante este safari, explorará los diversos paisajes del Parque Nacional de Tarangire, que ofrece abundantes avistamientos de animales salvajes, en particular las grandes poblaciones de elefantes. El parque también es famoso por sus emblemáticos árboles baobab. Reserve este safari por Tanzania con nosotros y adéntrese en la belleza de Tanzania.
Notas importantes:
- Es posible que el itinerario o el alojamiento deban ajustarse a lodges o campamentos de tiendas similares debido a la falta de disponibilidad.
- Posibilidad de alojamiento de lujo.
- La visita puede personalizarse en función de sus necesidades y requisitos específicos.
From $680 pp
1 Days
Wildlife-Tour
Private
Customisable
Itinerary and Price
Safari de 2 días por Tanzania
Day 1 - Zanzibar Arusha to Tarangire National Park
Día 1 - De Arusha al Parque Nacional de Tarangire
Su aventura de safari comienza en la ciudad de Arusha. Le recogeremos en su hotel y nos embarcaremos en un pintoresco viaje de dos horas hasta el Parque Nacional de Tarangire. Conocido por sus grandes manadas de elefantes y sus majestuosos baobabs, Tarangire ofrece un paisaje diverso con pantanos estacionales, sabanas y el río Tarangire repleto de vida salvaje. Mientras recorre el parque en un vehículo con el techo abierto, tendrá la oportunidad de avistar una gran variedad de animales, como aves, jirafas, impalas, cebras, leones, leopardos, elands, facóqueros y elefantes. Tras un emocionante día de avistamiento, se retirará al lodge para disfrutar de una deliciosa cena y pasar la noche cómodamente.
Albergue:
- Nombre: Heart and Soul Lodge
- Nivel: Lodge de gama media
- Destino: Parque Nacional de Tarangire
5 Questions About 1-Day Safaris from Zanzibar
What parks are typically visited on a 1-day trip from Zanzibar?
If you only have one day for a safari, it's crucial to quickly reach the safari park. Look for packages offering a direct flight from Zanzibar to the park, rather than requiring an additional flight from Arusha or Dar es Salaam. This likely means that Tanzania’s Northern safari circuit will be off-limits for a day trip from Zanzibar.
You’re more likely to find tours that go directly to Nyerere National Park (formerly Selous Game Reserve) or Mikumi National Park. Even where there aren’t direct flights, the travel time is likely to be much shorter than to most other parks on the Tanzanian mainland. Another popular possibility could be coastal Saadani National Park, although the wildlife is not quite as good as in some other Tanzanian parks.
Is Mikumi or Nyerere (Selous) better for a 1-day safari from Zanzibar?
"Both Mikumi and Nyerere (Selous) would be great choices for a 1-day safari from Zanzibar. Each park offers a slightly different safari experience but both have incredible wildlife possibilities.
Mikumi provides a first-rate safari experience and is one of the best Tanzanian parks for wilderness. The park's Mkata Floodplain can sometimes feel like a smaller version of the Serengeti. You have a good chance of spotting big cats, elephants, giraffes, buffaloes, and hippos.
Nyerere is also an excellent choice, offering big cats, buffaloes, elephants, and much more. What sets Nyerere apart is the mighty Rufiji, one of Africa’s great rivers. A boat safari here is a real highlight, offering stunning scenery and the opportunity to spot diverse wildlife."
Is Mikumi or Nyerere (Selous) better for a 1-day safari from Zanzibar?
"Both Mikumi and Nyerere (Selous) would be great choices for a 1-day safari from Zanzibar. Each park offers a slightly different safari experience but both have incredible wildlife possibilities.
Mikumi provides a first-rate safari experience and is one of the best Tanzanian parks for wilderness. The park's Mkata Floodplain can sometimes feel like a smaller version of the Serengeti. You have a good chance of spotting big cats, elephants, giraffes, buffaloes, and hippos.
Nyerere is also an excellent choice, offering big cats, buffaloes, elephants, and much more. What sets Nyerere apart is the mighty Rufiji, one of Africa’s great rivers. A boat safari here is a real highlight, offering stunning scenery and the opportunity to spot diverse wildlife."
Is 1 day enough for a trip from Zanzibar?
"One day on safari is never enough, especially for a day trip from Zanzibar. This is because you'll need to consider travel time to reach the safari park. This means flying from Zanzibar to the mainland, and hopefully directly into an airstrip in the park you'll be visiting. Another downside of only having 1 day for your safari is that you'll spend the best time of the day traveling, rather than looking for animals.
The early morning and late afternoon, when the light is best and animals are at their most active and easiest to see, would be better spent out on safari, rather than flying to get there. Despite all of this, if you only have 1 day for safari, it's sure to be a good day.
In fact, I can think of no way I'd rather spend a day than going on safari. Would more time be ideal? Of course. But any time you can spend on a Tanzanian safari will be time well spent."
Are all 1-day safaris from Zanzibar fly-in safaris?
“The only way to make a 1-day safari from Zanzibar work is to fly into the destination you’ll be visiting. Zanzibar is an island, which means you have no choice but to fly. And because you only have 1 day, you really should make the most of your time by flying directly into the national park you want to see (rather than changing planes along the way).
If, for example, you decide to fly to Nyerere, the main airstrip for the park is only a very short drive from the main eastern gate into the park. This means that you will be on safari almost as soon as you get off the plane. And while you may spend a large part of your day flying to and from the mainland, just remember that the views you get to enjoy along the way could end up being a real highlight of your trip.”