Serval Day Trip from Zanzibar
1 day—Serval wildlife day trip is a trip which offers interaction with wildlife animals in their natural habitat. Book now Serval day trip from Zanzibar.
$280-350 USD
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Safari summary
What is Serval Wildlife Sanctuary Eco Lodge?
Serval Wildlife Sanctuary Eco Lodge is a private wildlife conservation retreat located in Siha District, Kilimanjaro, Tanzania. Nestled between Mount Kilimanjaro and Mount Meru, it is dedicated to rescuing and rehabilitating wild animals, providing visitors with an intimate and ethical wildlife experience. Unlike traditional safaris, where animals are observed from a distance, Serval Wildlife allows guests to feed and pet some of the animals under the guidance of experienced professionals.
Activities Done in Serval Wildlife Day Trip from Zanzibar
Serval Wildlife Day Trip from Zanzibar offers a controlled, ethical, and educational wildlife experience. The main activities include feeding giraffes, elands, and zebras, petting friendly animals like elands and some young antelopes, and learning about wildlife conservation from expert guides. The Serval Wildlife Day Trip from Zanzibar is committed to wildlife welfare, ensuring that interactions are safe and respectful. While overnight guests can enjoy additional activities like nature walks and dining with animals, day visitors are limited to the two-hour feeding and petting experience.
Serval Wildlife Day Trip from Zanzibar Overview
A Serval Wildlife day trip from Zanzibar is a perfect opportunity for travelers to experience Tanzania’s wildlife up close without committing to a multi-day safari. This Serval Wildlife Day Trip from Zanzibar involves a morning flight from Zanzibar to Kilimanjaro International Airport, a one-hour drive to Serval Wildlife Sanctuary, and a two-hour guided wildlife interaction before returning to Zanzibar the same evening. This well-organized itinerary ensures a smooth and unforgettable adventure.
Serval Wildlife Day Trip from Zanzibar Detailed Itinerary
Your Serval Wildlife Day Trip from Zanzibar begins with an early morning domestic flight from Zanzibar to Kilimanjaro International Airport (about 1 hour and 15 minutes). Upon arrival, a private transfer will take you on a scenic 1-hour drive to Serval Wildlife Sanctuary, passing through lush landscapes and picturesque villages.
Upon arrival, you will be welcomed by expert guides for a brief introduction before starting your two-hour guided tour. You’ll have the chance to feed giraffes, zebras, and elands, pet selected animals, and capture incredible photos while learning about the sanctuary’s conservation efforts.
After an unforgettable wildlife experience, you will be driven back to Kilimanjaro International Airport for your afternoon flight to Zanzibar. Upon arrival, a private transfer will take you back to your hotel, concluding your adventure.
Serval Wildlife Day Trip from Zanzibar Cost Inclusion & Exclusion
The Serval Wildlife day trip from Zanzibar is a fully inclusive package, covering, airport transfers, meals and drinking water, entry fees, and the private guided tour at the sanctuary. However, the package does not include round-trip flight, personal expenses, or additional activities such as nature walks and overnight stays, which are only available to guests who stay at the lodge.
Why do Serval Wildlife Day Trip?
Serval Wildlife Day Trip offers a rare and ethical wildlife experience, allowing guests to feed and pet some of Tanzania’s most fascinating animals while learning about their conservation. Unlike national parks, where animals remain at a distance, Serval provides a unique opportunity for close interactions in a safe and controlled environment. The Serval Wildlife day trip plays a crucial role in wildlife protection and rehabilitation, making a visit both educational and impactful.
Extra Activities to do with a Serval Wildlife Day Trip
For those looking to extend their adventure, several nearby attractions can be combined with a visit to Serval Wildlife. A popular option is the Materuni Waterfalls and Coffee Tour, where visitors hike through beautiful landscapes, experience Chagga culture, and learn how local coffee is made from bean to cup. Alternatively, a visit to Kikuletwa Hot Springs (Chemka) offers a relaxing swim in crystal-clear geothermal waters, perfect for unwinding before the return flight to Zanzibar. These extra activities add cultural and scenic diversity to the trip, making the experience even more memorable.
Most Asked Questions About Serval Wildlife
1. Can I walk freely with the animals? No, all interactions are supervised by guides to ensure safety.
2. What animals can I feed and pet? Visitors can feed and pet animals like giraffes, elands, and zebras, while other species can only be observed.
3. How long does the tour last? The guided wildlife experience lasts two hours.
4. Is it safe for children? Yes, the tour is family-friendly, with supervised activities for children.
5. Can I dine at the sanctuary? No, dining is only available for overnight guests.
How to Book Serval Wildlife Day Trip
To book your Serval Wildlife day trip from Zanzibar, contact us now to ensure a hassle-free experience.
About this tour
Tour type | Custom, tailor-made, private | |
Main focus | Walking safari—with armed guard | |
Activity level | Moderate activity | |
Best months | All months | |
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Accesibility |
This tour is modifiable for those with limited mobility.
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Fine details
Safari highlights
- Wildlife sanctuaries
What’s included?
- Airport transfers
- Meals
- Private vehicle and driver
What’s not included?
- Accommodation
- Alcoholic beverages
- All drinks
- Hot air balloons
- Internal flights
- International flights
- Laundry
- Park fees
- Premium alcoholic beverages
- Spa treatments
- Tips and gratuities
- Visas
Itinerary
Serval day trip from Zanzibar
The Serval Wildlife day trip from Zanzibar starts with a 1-hour 15-minute flight to Kilimanjaro Airport, followed by a 45-minute drive to Serval Wildlife Eco Lodge. Guests enjoy 2 hours interacting with animals, including feeding, petting, and walking with giraffes, zebras, and antelopes. Afterward, a 45-minute drive returns guests to the airport for a 1-hour 15-minute flight back to Zanzibar, concluding a unique wildlife experience.
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