Couples

Kilimanjaro | Serengeti

Days 2 to 4: Serengeti Depending on when you land we'll either let you relax in a local safari lodge after we've collected you from Kilimanjaro airport or we’ll fly you straight to the Serengeti where you can have your first game drive - the choice is completely yours. Once in the Serengeti you’ll spend your first two nights in a private luxury tent at a private campsite for just the two of you! For star gazers this is the perfect opportunity to check out both hemispheres since you’ll only be around three degrees south of the Equator. You should be able to see a bit of the Big Dipper and Crux - aka the Southern Cross - if you’re lucky! The nights can get very chilly in the Serengeti (perfect for cuddling!), so bring some warm clothing. During the day you’ll have the chance to see the wildebeest migration and to view the diurnal (active during daylight hours) wildlife such as giraffes, elephants, cheetahs, etc. Sunrise and sunset game drives are the pinnacle of animal activity and you’ll notice the lions start to come to life and you may even spot the odd leopard lounging in a sausage tree. The colors and intensity of dawn and dusk lighting also lend to magnificent photos, so now’s the time to get the camera ready. Depending on your budget you may also wish to do a hot air balloon ride over the Serengeti. Your last night or two will be in a luxury hotel where you can enjoy a shower and all the luxuries that modern conveniences offer, however even this is flexible. You can always change the comfort level or do more camping – the choice is yours - it's your romantic getaway!

Lake Manyara

Days 8 to 10: Lake Manyara Manyara is a park where you can get out in nature. Here you can do some mountain biking if you wish (we recommend either early morning or late afternoon to avoid the heat of the day). We’ll do some dawn and dusk game drives and then we’ll head to our luxury camp where a romantic dinner for two awaits.  After dessert we’ll head out on a night drive. Night drives show you the side of Tanzania that most people don’t see. You’ll hear different animal calls from the bush and can revel in the solitude of the night (and perhaps indulge in some hand holding?). A night drive is truly a ‘must do’ activity!