Search Tour Packages below by destination, category, budget and trip length to find a ready-built Kenya or Tanzania safari that matches what you are looking for. Every result links through to a full itinerary with a day-by-day breakdown, so you can compare options before requesting a quote.
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How to Search Tour Packages Effectively
Start broad and narrow down: pick a destination like the Maasai Mara or Serengeti first, then filter by trip length or budget once you see how many packages come back. If nothing matches exactly, drop one filter at a time rather than starting over, since our packages are grouped loosely and a small adjustment to dates or duration often turns up a close match.

Popular Ways Guests Search Tour Packages
Most guests who search tour packages here are comparing one of three things: a single destination like Amboseli or Zanzibar, a trip length such as a short three-day introduction versus a longer two-week circuit, or a category like a fly-in safari versus a road-based group joining safari. If you would rather read about each destination first, our destination brochures cover nine parks and regions in more depth than the search results alone.
When a Package Almost Fits
It is common to search tour packages and find something close but not quite right — the right destination on the wrong dates, or the right length with one park you would rather swap out. Every package here is a starting template rather than a fixed product, so get a quote on the closest match and tell us what you would change; we will confirm availability and reprice it rather than asking you to keep searching for a perfect pre-built fit.
Planning Around the Migration
If timing the Great Migration matters to your trip, search tour packages by the Maasai Mara or Serengeti destination filter and check each result’s suggested months before booking. River crossings are most likely from July through October, while the calving season further south runs roughly January to March, and travel guidance from the Tanzania National Parks Authority can help confirm current conditions in a given month.
However you search tour packages on this page, nothing you select here is a final booking — every result leads to a quote request, not a checkout, so you can compare as many combinations as you like before deciding.

Budget and Trip-Length Filters Explained
Budget filters here reflect the per-person cost of the package as listed, based on double occupancy in the standard accommodation option; upgrading to a premium camp or adding a private vehicle will move the final quote above the listed figure, so treat it as a starting point rather than a fixed ceiling. Trip-length filters count full days on the ground in Kenya or Tanzania, not including international flight days, since most guests arrive a day before the safari begins and depart a day after it ends.
If you search tour packages by category, “fly-in” means a light-aircraft transfer between parks instead of a long road drive — useful for guests short on time or uneasy about several hours on unpaved roads — while “group joining” means you share a vehicle with other travellers on a fixed departure date, usually at a lower price than a private itinerary. Both categories link to the same destinations; the difference is entirely in how you get between them and how much flexibility you have over the exact start date.

If you still cannot narrow things down after you search tour packages a few different ways, our team is glad to shortlist two or three options for you directly rather than leaving you to compare every result yourself. Just describe roughly what you want — a first-time safari, a honeymoon, a family trip with older kids — and we will point you to the packages here that fit best, along with any small tweaks worth making before you request a final quote.
