10 Nights from US$5 176 per person sharing

Rivers To Reef

Rivers to Reef is an unforgettable Tanzanian adventure that takes you from the wildlife-rich plains of Mikumi National Park to the remote wilderness of Ruaha National Park, before ending on the pristine shores of Lazy Lagoon Island. Experience exceptional game viewing, dramatic landscapes and authentic safari moments before slowing the pace with a peaceful Indian Ocean island escape.

Perfectly balancing adventure and relaxation, this itinerary showcases three distinct sides of Tanzania in one seamless journey. Enjoy expertly guided game drives, scenic light aircraft transfers and the opportunity to experience some of the country’s most spectacular wildlife before unwinding on a secluded tropical island. Whether you’re celebrating a special occasion or simply seeking the ultimate safari and beach combination, Rivers to Reef delivers an unforgettable African experience from beginning to end.

Enjoy exceptional wildlife encounters, expertly guided safaris, scenic light aircraft transfers and a secluded island retreat, bringing together Tanzania’s untamed wilderness and idyllic Indian Ocean coastline in one extraordinary journey.


PACKAGE INFO

Itinerary Breakdown

  • 1 night in Dar es Salaam on a bed-and-breakfast basis

  • 3 nights at Stanley’s Kopje in Mikumi on a full game package

  • 3 nights at Ruaha River Lodge in Ruaha on a full game package

  • 3 nights at Lazy Lagoon Island on a full-board basis

Journey Highlights

  • Wildlife viewing in Mikumi National Park

  • Safari experiences in remote Ruaha

  • Shared game drives with private drives available at a supplement

  • Scenic internal flights

  • A relaxing island finale

Included

  • Accommodation and meals as specified

  • Airstrip transfers

  • Shared game drives

  • Tea, coffee and filtered drinking water

  • Laundry during the safari portion

  • Park, concession and activity fees

  • VAT and applicable taxes

Excluded

  • International flights and visas

  • Bar drinks

  • Gratuities

  • Mandatory travel insurance

  • Medevac cover

  • Compulsory country insurance where applicable


Rates are valid into 2027 and the itinerary can be tailor-made for preferred 2026 travel dates. Price is per person sharing, based on low-season travel. Park fees, taxes and reserve fees remain subject to change.

Useful Info

  • What To Pack

    As a guide, the maximum weight for checked luggage is 20kg in economy class and 30kg in business class. Your hand-luggage should not weigh more than 6kg and needs to be small and compact.

    Take along your best beach and casual wear, perfect for the day. A light rain jacket might come in handy in the event of the occasional rain shower. Sunglasses and suntan lotion are a must. Flip flops, sun hat and a beach bag. If you’re planning on adventuring around the area (there’s so much more to see and do outside of your lodge/hotel!) be sure to pack a pair of comfy walking shoes, and lots of suncream!

  • Take Your Own

    Don’t forget any medication that you might need, and be sure to pack it in your hand luggage.

    Chargers for all your devices (it’s a good idea to take along a few movies on a tablet or something similar as the English TV channels in your hotel may be limited).

    Take along your own goggles & snorkels – even though some properties have this equipment available free of charge or to hire, you’ll probably be happier having your own.

    Mosquito repellent. An underwater camera is a great idea.

  • Travel Tips

    Pack a change of clothing in your hand luggage in case of baggage delays (and a spare cozzie so at least you can have a swim when you get to your final destination). No sharp objects are permitted in your hand luggage (yes, tweezers are sharp!). Put electronics, medication, toothbrushes and jewellery in your carry-on bag.

    Travel insurance is a must. If you can’t afford it, you can’t afford to travel! Travelling with kids – please check that you have all the relevant documents including unabridged Birth Certificates.

    It’s often a good idea to let your bank or credit card company know that you’re going overseas.