Your Journey. Your Safari. Your Africa.
Zebra Tours & Safaris is a Kenya-based safari company offering tailor-made safari experiences across Kenya and Tanzania. From the wildlife-rich plains of the Maasai Mara and Serengeti to Amboseli's elephants and the Ngorongoro Crater, we create safari itineraries around your travel dates, interests, budget and preferred accommodation. Whether you're planning a private wildlife safari, a Great Migration adventure, a family holiday or a luxury escape, we help you discover East Africa with a journey designed around you.
Every traveller has different priorities. Some want more time tracking wildlife in famous national parks, while others prefer comfortable lodges, shorter journeys or a combination of safari and beach.
Selected lodges and camps, private game drives and personalised itineraries.
Comfortable accommodation and well-planned game drives at a balanced cost.
Practical accommodation and efficient routes that make the most of your budget.
Follow the wildebeest and zebra through the Serengeti and Maasai Mara.
Planned around your children's ages, interests and travel pace.
Private wildlife experiences with the option of a Diani or Zanzibar beach stay.
Meet local communities and learn about their traditions and daily life.
Choosing a safari operator involves more than selecting parks from a map. Your itinerary, accommodation, transport and time on game drives all shape the experience.
Planned around your interests, dates, budget, group size and preferred accommodation.
Thoughtful routing means more time in the parks and fewer unnecessary transfers.
Your own vehicle and guide rather than a shared group tour, subject to the package.
Compare budget, mid-range and luxury styles to see the trade-offs clearly.
From Kenya's savannahs to Tanzania's plains and volcanic landscapes.
Kenya and Tanzania share some of Africa's most celebrated wildlife regions, but each destination offers its own landscapes and experiences. The right combination depends on how long you have, what you most want to see, and how much travelling you want between parks.
Kenya safari tours offer a variety of wildlife habitats, from open savannahs to woodland and semi-arid wilderness.
Kenya
Big cats, abundant wildlife and seasonal Great Migration activity.
Kenya
Large elephant herds and views of Mount Kilimanjaro.
Kenya
Vast open wilderness and red-dusted elephants.
Kenya
Volcanic landscapes, springs and rewarding game drives.
Kenya
Rhino conservation, birdlife and varied wildlife.
Kenya
Arid northern landscapes and specialised wildlife species.
Kenya
Quiet, rugged wilderness away from the crowds.
Kenya
White sand and the Indian Ocean after your safari.
Kenya is also well suited to combining a safari with a coastal holiday at Diani Beach or elsewhere on the Indian Ocean.
Tanzania safari tours take you through expansive plains, volcanic landscapes and some of East Africa's most important wildlife areas.
Tanzania
Open grasslands, predators and the annual migration.
Tanzania
A volcanic caldera with a remarkable concentration of wildlife.
Tanzania
Elephants, baobab trees and seasonal wildlife concentrations.
Tanzania
Varied habitats, birdlife and wildlife in a scenic setting.
Tanzania
Africa's highest mountain, for scenery or a separate trek.
Tanzania
Open floodplains within easy reach of Dar es Salaam.
Tanzania
Remote southern wilderness known for big predators.
Tanzania
River and lake safaris in vast southern wilderness.
The best itinerary depends on your time, the season, and whether you want a northern circuit safari, a longer journey or a Zanzibar beach extension.
Experience two countries in one holiday. Explore the Maasai Mara and Serengeti, add the Ngorongoro Crater, or include Amboseli for its elephant herds and mountain scenery.
Kenya
Big cats, abundant wildlife and seasonal Great Migration activity.
Tanzania
Open grasslands, predators and the annual migration.
Tanzania
A volcanic caldera with a remarkable concentration of wildlife.
Kenya
Large elephant herds and views of Mount Kilimanjaro.
More destinations do not always mean a better safari. Border formalities, transfers, domestic flights, park entry and nights at each stop all shape the experience, so we recommend a route that gives you enough time to enjoy each place instead of spending your holiday on the road.
The cost of a Kenya or Tanzania safari depends on the number of travellers, season, accommodation category, transport, park fees and the nights spent in or near wildlife areas.
A private safari usually offers more flexibility than a shared departure, and combining destinations can affect the price because of transfers, flights and border arrangements.
Share your preferred dates, group size, approximate budget and must-see destinations, and we'll recommend an itinerary that fits rather than simply adding more parks.
Looking for a starting point? Explore these example itineraries, then ask us to adjust the route, accommodation and length of stay to suit you.
Kenya's iconic savannah, with guided game drives in search of lions, elephants, buffalo and giraffes.
Tsavo East's expansive landscapes combined with Amboseli's elephant herds and Kilimanjaro views.
Three contrasting destinations: the Maasai Mara, Lake Nakuru and Amboseli.
The Serengeti's open plains and the wildlife-rich Ngorongoro Crater.
Highlights of both countries in one journey, tailored to your interests and travel dates.
Both countries offer wildlife viewing throughout much of the year, but the best time to travel depends on your destinations and interests.
Often a popular period for wildlife viewing, with generally drier conditions in several key safari areas. Migration activity and river crossings depend on rainfall and herd movements.
Rewarding wildlife viewing, green landscapes in some regions and seasonal birdlife. Calving activity occurs in parts of the Serengeti ecosystem.
The long rains affect some routes and park conditions, although travel remains possible in many areas. Rates and availability vary.
There is no single best month for every safari. If the Great Migration is your priority, plan around the likely location of the herds. For a broader wildlife experience, consider the parks, travel time and accommodation together.
Great Migration Safaris
A shorter trip can focus on one or two destinations in a single country. For a combined Kenya and Tanzania safari, around 7–12 days can provide more flexibility, depending on the route, transport and number of parks you want to visit. Longer itineraries allow more time in each destination.
Both countries offer outstanding wildlife experiences. Kenya is known for the Maasai Mara, Amboseli and Tsavo, while Tanzania offers the Serengeti, Ngorongoro Crater and Tarangire. Your choice should depend on your travel dates, interests, budget and preferred route.
Yes. A combined itinerary is possible, but it requires careful planning for border crossings, transport, park access and overnight stays. The most practical route depends on your starting point and the time available.
Costs vary according to travel season, accommodation, group size, transport, park fees and itinerary length. Request a tailored quote to compare suitable options for your budget.
Private safari options can be arranged according to the package and travel requirements. Confirm whether your quotation includes a private vehicle, dedicated guide, accommodation, meals, park fees and transfers.
Yes. A Kenya safari can be combined with destinations such as Diani Beach, while a Tanzania safari can be extended to Zanzibar. The best combination depends on your flight connections, available time and preferred activities.
Whether you're planning a few days in the Maasai Mara, a wildlife journey through the Serengeti or a longer holiday combining Kenya and Tanzania, the first step is choosing the right route.
Tell us when you want to travel, how many people are going, your preferred accommodation and the experiences you don't want to miss.
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Kenya and Tanzania safari experiences, planned around you.
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