Group Tours from Zanzibar to Zanzibar

What our customers ask about Group Tours from Zanzibar to Zanzibar

• What are the most common destinations visited between Zanzibar to Zanzibar tours?

  Most tours start in Stone Town, where you'll explore its historic quarter and visit landmarks like the House of Wonders, Sultan's Palace, and the Old Fort. You'll likely take a boat trip to Prison Island and Nakupenda Sandbank, then head to the northern beaches of Nungwi. Many travelers love visiting the spice farms in central Zanzibar to see how cloves and cinnamon are grown. Your tour might also include spotting wildlife in Jozani Forest National Park or snorkeling around the coral reefs near Mnemba Island Atoll. Tour operators like STM Tours LLC and Across Africa Tours & Travel offer these classic Zanzibar experiences.

• How much does a typical safari tour from Zanzibar to Zanzibar cost?

  You can expect to pay between 884 USD for a quick 2-day trip to Selous Game Reserve and 3,735 USD for a longer 4-day safari. Most people spend about 300-400 USD per day, though luxury options can go up to 934 USD daily. Your money covers quite a bit: places to stay like Africa Safari Selous or Paradise Beach Resort, flights between Zanzibar and safari spots, game drives, all your meals, and expert guides. As one happy TourRadar traveler put it: "The value for money is excellent considering the included flights and full-board accommodation."

• What are the most popular destinations included in Zanzibar to Zanzibar safari tours?

  Most tours focus on two main areas: Selous Game Reserve (now called Nyerere National Park) - the biggest protected game reserve in Africa - and Serengeti National Park. You'll usually start in Stone Town before flying to these mainland spots. Many tours include boat trips on the Rufiji River and stays at Africa Safari Selous. Back in Zanzibar, you'll often visit spice farms and Prison Island. One TourRadar traveler said it best: "perfect combination of wildlife viewing in Selous and relaxation on Zanzibar's pristine beaches."

• What type of accommodation can I expect on a Zanzibar to Zanzibar safari tour?

  You'll find a good mix of places to stay, from nice lodges to high-end resorts. In Stone Town, you might stay at the charming Shaba Boutique Hotel, while beach time might mean relaxing at Paradise Beach Resort. During safari days, most people stay at Africa Safari Selous in comfortable banda bungalows. If you're looking for extra luxury, you could stay at Dream of Zanzibar resort or Zanzibar Bay Resort. As one TourRadar traveler shared: "the combination of authentic safari lodges and beachfront resorts provided the perfect mix of adventure and relaxation."

• What is included in the typical game drive experience during these tours?

  On most game drives, you'll head out in a 4x4 with an English-speaking guide who knows all the best spots. In Selous Game Reserve, you'll do regular game drives plus boat trips on the Rufiji River and walks in the bush. Morning drives start early to catch animals at their most active, and afternoon drives go until sunset. Your ticket includes park fees, guides, and usually lunch in the bush. One TourRadar traveler noted: "The combination of game drives, boat safaris, and walking safaris at Selous provided a complete wildlife viewing experience."

• What additional activities are available during the Zanzibar portion of these safari tours?

  When you're not on safari, there's plenty to do in Zanzibar. You can walk through Stone Town with a guide, learn about spices at local farms, go snorkeling near Prison Island, or watch for dolphins in Kizimkazi. Many people enjoy sailing on traditional dhow boats, seeing red colobus monkeys in Jozani Forest, or just relaxing on the beach. If you're staying at places like Paradise Beach Resort or Dream of Zanzibar, you can try different water sports too. TourRadar travelers often mention "the variety of cultural and marine activities available in between safari adventures."