Selous classic safari 3* and Zanzibar

• An extensive exploration of the vast Selous, offering prime opportunities to spot a wide array of wildlife, including lions, elephants, giraffes, wild dogs, and diverse birdlife.
• A unique perspective of the Selous, allowing you to observe animals along the riverbanks, such as hippos, crocodiles, and various water birds, often getting closer than on land.
• An immersive experience to discover the smaller wonders of the Selous, learn about local flora and fauna, and potentially track animals on foot with an experienced guide.

• Your passport details are required for this tour and are essential for the domestic flights Zanzibar – Selous - Zanzibar.
  These details must be provided at least 4 weeks prior to departure and can be shared either via your travel agent or by contacting us directly using the contact details available on our website.
• We recommend bringing a soft duffel bag (max. 15 kg) for the safari, due to transport in 4x4 vehicles and the domestic flight. If you are staying in the same beach hotel in Zanzibar before and after the safari, you can leave part of your luggage there.
• During the rainy season (1 April – 1 June), weather conditions may prevent access to the airstrip in Selous. In such cases, an alternative solution will be arranged, such as rerouting flights via Dar es Salaam.

Travelling light is recommended for your safari, as luggage restrictions apply to safari vehicles and domestic flights. If you stay at different hotels in Zanzibar before and after your safari, we recommend keeping within these luggage limits for your entire trip. Should you wish to bring additional luggage and leave it in Zanzibar during your safari, you will need to arrange the transfer of this luggage between the two hotels yourself.

We inform you that TUI has taken note of the update to the EU Air Safety List, as a result of which airlines registered in Tanzania are no longer allowed to fly within EU airspace. This restriction is based on concerns about the oversight by the Tanzanian civil aviation authority, and not necessarily on the operational safety of the individual airlines. The Tanzanian airlines we select and work with for operations within Tanzanian airspace are always subject to an internal safety risk assessment and audit process. Our strict internal oversight includes regular audits, performance evaluations and ongoing monitoring to ensure compliance with our safety management system. The safety of our travelers always comes first and guides the choice of airlines TUI partners with in different countries, including Tanzania. If you have any further questions, feel free to contact us at any time.

• Park fees (For non-residents)
• All activities (Unless labeled as optional)
• All accommodation (Unless listed as upgrade)
• A professional driver/guide
• All transportation (Unless labeled as optional)
• All Taxes/VAT
• Meals (As specified in the day-by-day section)

• Personal items (Souvenirs, travel insurance, visa fees, etc.)
• Tips (Tipping guideline US$10.00 pp per day)
• Government imposed increase of taxes and/or park fees
• Village Fees and Tourism Development Fees (US$2.5 per person per night payable at the lodge)
• Mandatory inbound travel insurance (US$44 per Adult and US$ 22 per Child)