Tanzania fly-in safari | Flying & Out Safaris
Our Tanzania fly-in and fly-out safaris take you between locations and save you time. Flying safari packages take you deep down combining Southern, Northern circuit, and Zanzibar Island.
A Tanzania fly-in safari is one in which you fly from one park to another while on a safari. This is an excellent way to travel across the country. You also get to see a lot more in a shorter period.
Flying Tanzania safaris typically begin at the port of arrival for your international flight. For example, if you wanted to go on a 4-day Serengeti safari, you would fly directly to Seronera Airstrip (Serengeti).
Met at the airstrip by a safari crew who would take you on a game drive. You would be taken back to the airstrip after two wonderful nights in the Serengeti so you could catch your flight to Arusha, Zanzibar, or Dar es Salaam and then your international journey home.
Tanzania fly-in safari cost
Fly-in safari cost depends on various factors like group size, time of the year, flight availability, where to fly, etc. Visitors should plan to spend up to US$1,600 per person for a midrange customized 3-day safari.
Several factors affect how much a safari in Tanzania costs. Apart from the safari style, the most economical option, is to go on a group camping safari however, not available especially when you do a flying safari.
Aircraft used for a fly-in safari in Tanzania?
The most popular aircraft for charter flights is the Cessna 210, a highly constructed compact aircraft with a single engine. It is a six-seater with room for up to four people and has a wonderful reputation. ideal for lovely flights.
Why Fly-In Safari?
Tanzania fly-in safaris have the benefit of saving a lot of time by avoiding extensive, tiresome road trips. You’ll also experience the thrill of descending over the huge savannah and witness a side of this amazing scenery and wildlife that you wouldn’t ordinarily see from the ground
Fly-In and fly out Safari Destinations in Tanzania
Tanzania’s main airports are Julius Nyerere International(DAR), located 13km/8mi southwest of Dar es Salaam. This is the entry point for travellers interested with the southern parks fly in safaris.
Abeid Amani Karume International Airport is the main airport in the Zanzibar Island located in Unguja Island.
Kilimanjaro International Airport (JRO) is situated 50km/31mi east of the safari hub, Arusha town.
From Arusha, Dar es Salaam or Zanzibar Island, you can fly between parks for safari and minimize long drives.
Also, our fly-in safaris can start and end from Zanzibar island.
Here are best park for your fly-in and fly-out Tanzania safari tours.
Nyerere National park: Tanzania’s largest national park is a hidden gem that offers a more remote and premium safari experience.
Ruaha National Park: this is a top destination for fly-in safaris when it come to the southern Tanzania. It’s also home to the country’s second-largest population of elephants.
Tarangire National Park: Well known for its large elephant herds and baobab trees. Tarangire is a great destination for bird watching and unique game drives. Most travellers prefer to combine Tarangire with Ngorongoro crater for a short fly-in safari,
Serengeti National Park: Well Known for its annual wildebeest migration and huge lion population, Serengeti is a must-visit destination for any safari enthusiast. Many travellers prefer to combine their Zanzibar holidays with our best fly-in Serengeti migration packages.
Ngorongoro Crater: Also know as eighth wonder of the world, Ngorongoro is a UNESCO World Heritage Site is which is home to an incredible concentration of wildlife, including lions, elephants, and rare black rhinos.
Flight companies for flying safaris
For flying safaris in Tanzania, several reputable flight companies provide air transportation services to various national parks and destinations across the country.
Here are some of the prominent flight companies that offer flying safaris in Tanzania:
Coastal Aviation, Auric Air, Regional Air, and FlightLink.