3 Days.zanzibar
3 Days – Stone Town + Beach Bliss (Classic Honeymoon Combo)
This 3-day Stone Town + Beach Bliss extension is a classic honeymoon finish mixing Zanzibar’s history and culture with the kind of beach relaxation that feels effortless after safari. You’ll begin with the charm of Stone Town, wandering romantic alleys, old balconies, and oceanfront sunsets, then shift to a dreamy beach stay (Nungwi/Kendwa for sunset sands or Paje for lagoon views). It’s the perfect balance of exploring and unwinding a touch of spice and Swahili culture, followed by slow mornings, warm swims, and candlelit dinners by the sea designed to leave you feeling refreshed, connected, and completely in honeymoon mode.
3 Days
0 Parks
$1,500 USDUSD
Destination Highlights
Your Route Through Tanzania
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Detailed Itinerary
Your Day-by-Day Adventure
Every day curated for the perfect balance of adventure, wildlife, and relaxation.
Pricing
Group Pricing by Season
Select your travel season, group size, and accommodation level. All prices are per person.
When do you want to travel?
Accommodation
Mid Season — Apr – Jun
Mid Season · Comfort
Excellent wildlife, great conditions. Mid-range lodges and camps.
$
1,425
per person
Group total: $2,850 for 2 people
* Prices quoted for 2 people. Solo and group rates adjust automatically below.
How many people in your group?
Children 5–15
50% off park fees & lodging
0
Children 0–4
Free (sharing parent's room)
0
2 adults
All seasons at this level
Low Season
Jan – Mar, Nov
$1,211
Mid Season
Apr – Jun
$1,425
High Season
Jul – Oct
$1,924
Season Calendar
Low Season
Jan – Mar, Nov
Green & lush, fewer visitors — best value.
Mid Season
Apr – Jun
Excellent wildlife, great conditions.
High Season
Jul – Oct
Peak conditions — highest demand.
All prices are per person in USD based on 2 people sharing accommodation. Solo travellers incur a single supplement. Group discounts apply for 3+ people. Prices exclude international flights and visa fees.
Price Details
What's Included
✓ Included
✓ Stone Town Evening Experience – Guided sunset walk at Forodhani waterfront + historic alley stroll
✓ Spice Farm Tour – Guided visit with tasting experience
✓ Private Transfers – Stone Town ↔ Spice Farm ↔ Beach (Nungwi/Kendwa or Paje)
✓ Beach Excursion Day – Transport to chosen beach area for relaxation Romantic Dinner Setup (subject to weather & venue conditions)
✓ All Government Taxes & Service Charges24/7 On-Trip Support
✗ Not Included
✗ International Flights
✗ Visa Fees (if applicable)
✗ Travel Insurance (strongly recommended)
✗ Alcoholic & Premium Beverages (unless pre-arranged)
✗ Optional Activities – Spa treatments, snorkeling trips, diving, private dhow cruise, etc.
✗ Personal Expenses – Souvenirs, laundry, minibar, extra snacks
✗ Tips & Gratuities for drivers, guides, hotel staff
✗ Guaranteed Late Checkout (subject to hotel availability)
Things you might be wondering
If you don’t find your answer below, message us via the chat or use the “Book this trip” button — we usually reply within a few hours.
What is included in the price of my safari?
Your safari price typically includes park fees, professional driver-guide, 4x4 safari vehicle with pop-up roof, accommodation on the tier you select (budget camping, mid-range lodges, or luxury lodges), all meals during the safari, drinking water in the vehicle, and airport transfers. Exact inclusions are listed in the cost overview of this itinerary.
What is NOT included?
Generally excluded: international flights to/from Tanzania, visa fees, travel insurance, tips for the driver-guide and lodge staff, alcoholic and soft drinks, personal expenses (laundry, souvenirs), optional activities such as hot air balloon flights or night drives, and any meals taken in Arusha town outside the safari.
Do I need a visa to enter Tanzania?
Most visitors need a visa. Citizens of the US, UK, EU, Canada, Australia and many other countries can obtain a Tanzania tourist visa on arrival or online via the official e-visa portal (eservices.immigration.go.tz). The single-entry tourist visa costs US$50 (US$100 for US passport holders). Bring a passport valid for at least 6 months beyond your travel date with at least 2 blank pages.
What vaccinations and health precautions do I need?
A Yellow Fever certificate is required if you arrive from a Yellow Fever endemic country (including most of sub-Saharan Africa). Most travellers also take anti-malaria medication — consult your doctor 4–6 weeks before travel. Recommended (not required) vaccines include Hepatitis A & B, Typhoid, and routine boosters. Bring insect repellent containing DEET, sunscreen, and a basic first-aid kit.
When is the best time to go on safari?
Tanzania is a year-round destination. The dry seasons (June–October and January–February) offer the best game viewing because animals gather around water sources and vegetation is sparse. The Great Migration river crossings in the northern Serengeti typically peak July–September. The "green season" (March–May, November) brings lush landscapes, fewer tourists, lower prices, and excellent birdwatching.
What should I pack for a Tanzania safari?
Pack light, neutral-coloured clothing (khaki, olive, beige — avoid bright colours and dark blue/black which attract tsetse flies). Layers are essential: cool early-morning game drives and warm midday sun. Bring a warm fleece for Ngorongoro Crater, a hat, sunglasses, comfortable walking shoes, binoculars, a good camera with extra batteries, and a soft duffel bag (hard suitcases don't fit well in safari vehicles). The total luggage limit on small bush flights is usually 15kg.
Is Tanzania safe for tourists?
Tanzania is one of the safest safari destinations in Africa, with a stable government and a tourism-dependent economy that prioritises visitor safety. Petty theft can occur in Arusha and Dar es Salaam — use hotel safes and avoid displaying valuables. Inside parks and lodges you are completely safe. Your driver-guide is professionally trained in wildlife behaviour and emergency procedures.
Can children come on safari?
Yes — Tanzania safaris are wonderful for families. Most lodges welcome children from age 6+; some luxury lodges require minimum age 8 or 12. Children pay reduced rates (often 50–75% of adult price). Game drives are long, so factor in attention spans. We can adjust the itinerary with shorter drives, child-friendly lodges with pools, and cultural activities to balance the wildlife focus.
How do I pay and what is the deposit?
A 30% non-refundable deposit is required to confirm your booking. The balance is due 60 days before arrival. We accept bank transfer (SWIFT), credit card (3% surcharge applies), and PayPal. All prices are quoted in US Dollars. A receipt and confirmation voucher are issued immediately on deposit.
What is your cancellation policy?
Cancellations more than 60 days before arrival: 30% deposit retained. 30–60 days: 50% of total trip cost. Less than 30 days: 100% of total trip cost. We strongly recommend travel insurance covering trip cancellation, medical emergencies, and emergency evacuation. We can recommend insurance providers if needed.
Will I have phone signal and internet?
Most lodges in the northern circuit (Tarangire, Manyara, Ngorongoro, Serengeti) have Wi-Fi in the main areas — often slow but enough for messages and emails. Mobile signal (Vodacom, Airtel) covers much of Tarangire and Lake Manyara, parts of central Serengeti, and Ngorongoro rim. Deep in the Serengeti you may have limited or no signal — embrace the digital detox.
How much should I tip my guide?
Tipping is appreciated but not mandatory. Industry guidelines: US$20–30 per day for your driver-guide (from the whole group, not per person), US$10–15 per day for camp/lodge staff (placed in the communal tip box), US$5–10 for porters at airports. Tips are best in US dollars in clean, undamaged notes.