1. When is the best time to visit Tanzania for safari?

The best time is during the dry season (June–October) for excellent wildlife viewing. The wildebeest migration is best seen between December–July in Serengeti.

2. Do I need a visa to visit Tanzania?

Yes. Most visitors require a tourist visa, which can be obtained online (e-visa) or on arrival at the airport.

3. What animals can I see on safari?

You can see the Big Five (lion, leopard, elephant, buffalo, rhino), plus cheetahs, giraffes, zebras, wildebeests, hippos, crocodiles, and over 500 bird species.

4. Is Tanzania safe for tourists?

Yes, Tanzania is generally safe for safari travelers. You will always be accompanied by professional guides, and lodges/camps are secure.

5. What type of vehicles are used for safaris?

Most safaris use 4x4 Land Cruisers with pop-up roofs, offering comfort and great wildlife viewing.

6. What should I pack for a safari?

Light clothing in neutral colors, a warm jacket for evenings, hat, sunscreen, insect repellent, binoculars, and a good camera.

7. Are meals included during safari?

Yes, most safari packages include three meals per day and drinking water. Special diets can be arranged upon request.

8. Can children go on safari?

Yes, children are welcome, but some lodges have age restrictions for safety. Family-friendly safaris and private tours are available.

9. Do I need vaccinations for Tanzania?

Yes, yellow fever vaccination may be required if traveling from certain countries. Malaria prevention is strongly recommended.

10. Can I combine safari with Zanzibar or other beaches?

Absolutely! Many travelers finish their safari with a relaxing beach stay in Zanzibar, Mafia, or Pemba Islands.

Short 3 Days Zanzibar Beach Holiday Itinerary – Serengeti Captain Tours & Safaris

Highlights

The 3 Days Zanzibar Beach Holiday Itinerary is an ideal short getaway to experience the charm of the Spice Island. In just three days, you’ll explore the historic streets of Stone Town, visit a spice plantation, and unwind on Zanzibar’s world-famous beaches.

This holiday is perfect as a post-safari extension, for those on a tight schedule, or travelers looking for a quick but unforgettable tropical experience.

Tour Highlights

Explore Stone Town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Visit a traditional spice farm and taste exotic spices and tropical fruits.
Relax on Zanzibar’s pristine beaches (Nungwi, Kendwa, or Paje).
Optional sunset dhow cruise on the Indian Ocean.

Why Choose This 3 Days Zanzibar Beach Holiday Itinerary?

Short but immersive experience for travelers with limited time.
Combines Zanzibar’s top attractions in just 3 days.
Ideal as a beach extension after a Tanzania safari or Kilimanjaro climb.
Flexible for honeymooners, families, and solo travelers.
Options for both budget and luxury accommodations.

Day by Day 3 Days Zanzibar Itinerary Expand all

Day 1: Arrival in Zanzibar – Explore Stone Town

Arrive at Zanzibar International Airport, where you’ll be met by your guide and transferred to your Stone Town hotel. Spend the afternoon discovering the vibrant history and culture of the island on a guided walking tour. Visit landmarks such as the Sultan’s Palace, House of Wonders, and Old Slave Market. In the evening, enjoy a seafood dinner at Forodhani Gardens night market before resting overnight in Stone Town.
Day 2: Spice Tour & Transfer to the Beach

After breakfast, visit a spice plantation, where you’ll see, touch, and taste the island’s famous cloves, cinnamon, vanilla, and tropical fruits. Later, transfer to your chosen beach resort in Nungwi, Kendwa, or Paje. The afternoon is free to relax on the white-sand beaches or swim in the turquoise waters of the Indian Ocean. Optional activity: take a sunset dhow cruise for a magical evening. Overnight at the beach resort.
Day 3: Beach Relaxation & Departure

Spend your last morning soaking up the sun, swimming, or strolling along the beach. Depending on your flight time, you may also explore nearby villages or enjoy some last-minute shopping. Afterward, transfer to the airport for your onward journey—ending your 3 Days Zanzibar Beach Holiday Itinerary.

Tour Includes & Excludes

Bottled drinking water during safari
Government taxes & VAT
Park entry fees
Three meals per day
Professional English-speaking driver-guide

Travel insurance
International flights
Optional activities (balloon safari, cultural visits, walking safaris)
Personal expenses (laundry, phone, internet, etc.)
Tips for driver-guide & camp staff
Visa fees

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FAQ's Expand all

1. When is the best time to visit Tanzania for safari?
The best time is during the dry season (June–October) for excellent wildlife viewing. The wildebeest migration is best seen between December–July in Serengeti.
2. Do I need a visa to visit Tanzania?
Yes. Most visitors require a tourist visa, which can be obtained online (e-visa) or on arrival at the airport.
3. What animals can I see on safari?
You can see the Big Five (lion, leopard, elephant, buffalo, rhino), plus cheetahs, giraffes, zebras, wildebeests, hippos, crocodiles, and over 500 bird species.
4. Is Tanzania safe for tourists?
Yes, Tanzania is generally safe for safari travelers. You will always be accompanied by professional guides, and lodges/camps are secure.
5. What type of vehicles are used for safaris?
Most safaris use 4x4 Land Cruisers with pop-up roofs, offering comfort and great wildlife viewing.
6. What should I pack for a safari?
Light clothing in neutral colors, a warm jacket for evenings, hat, sunscreen, insect repellent, binoculars, and a good camera.
7. Are meals included during safari?
Yes, most safari packages include three meals per day and drinking water. Special diets can be arranged upon request.
8. Can children go on safari?
Yes, children are welcome, but some lodges have age restrictions for safety. Family-friendly safaris and private tours are available.
9. Do I need vaccinations for Tanzania?
Yes, yellow fever vaccination may be required if traveling from certain countries. Malaria prevention is strongly recommended.
10. Can I combine safari with Zanzibar or other beaches?
Absolutely! Many travelers finish their safari with a relaxing beach stay in Zanzibar, Mafia, or Pemba Islands.