This ten-night route runs north then out to sea, linking four contrasting parts of Tanzania. It opens on the North Dolly wildlife estate below Mount Meru near Arusha, moves to the Burunge corridor between Tarangire and Lake Manyara, then into the Serengeti to follow the migrating herds, and closes on Mnemba Island off the northeast coast of Zanzibar.
You travel by road and light aircraft, walking and riding where there are no predators, driving and tracking where there are, then trading the plains for reef and tide. Accommodation ranges from a nine-room estate lodge to a four-tent private camp, a mobile tented camp that moves with the herds and a twelve-banda island retreat.