Wild & Free: A Women’s Safari and Island Escape in Tanzania

November 15th - November 22nd 2026

Answer the call of the wild with a journey that blends raw beauty and refined luxury. From the untamed plains of the Serengeti to the crystal-clear waters of Zanzibar, this exclusive women’s retreat invites you to explore Tanzania in true 5-star style — bold and beautifully connected.

Your FLIGHT DETAILS

✈️ How to Get to our Lodging

Traveling to the Serengeti is an adventure in itself — and we’ve made it seamless, fun, and stress-free. Follow these steps to reach our hotel:

1️⃣ International Flight → Kilimanjaro International Airport (JRO) 🌍✈️

All international guests should fly into Kilimanjaro International Airport (JRO), Tanzania’s main gateway.

• From the U.S.: Guests traveling from major US hubs will usually connect through major hubs like Amsterdam, Doha, Istanbul, or Addis Ababa.

2️⃣ Domestic Flight → Seronera Airstrip (SEU) 🛩️🐘

From JRO, take a short domestic flight directly to Seronera Airstrip (SEU), right in the heart of the Serengeti.

• Airlines: Coastal Aviation, Auric Air, Precision Air.

• Duration: ~1–1.5 hours.

• Baggage: Typically ~15 kg (33 lbs) per person.

• Why fly? Saves hours on the road and gives you breathtaking aerial views of the park’s wildlife.

3️⃣ Airport Transfer → Serengeti HOTEL 🚗🌿

After landing at SEU, our team will meet you for a short scenic drive to the hotel.

• Duration: ~10–20 minutes.

• Bonus: Spot wildlife along the way and start your Serengeti experience immediately.

4️⃣ Flight from the Serengeti to Zanzibar 🛩️🏖️

As part of your retreat package, a flight from Seronera Airstrip (SEU) to Abeid Amani Karume International Airport (ZNZ) in Zanzibar is included.

• Details: Final flight times and instructions will be provided to guests with their complete itinerary closer to the trip.

• Tip: This flight is a smooth way to transition from safari to a relaxing beach experience in Zanzibar.

5️⃣ Departure from Zanzibar (ZNZ) ✈️🌍

Guests will depart from Abeid Amani Karume International Airport (ZNZ) on the 22nd to return home or continue their travels.

• Your departure flight can connect through major hubs depending on your international airline.

YOUR LODGING DETAILS

To be added here on March 1st.

YOUR ATTIRE & what to pack list

To be added here on October 1st.

THE WEATHER

To be added here on November 1st.

Itinerary

Please note the final itinerary will be posted one month prior to the trip. The tentative itinerary is below for temporary guidance.

Friday, November 20th

• Breakfast

• Private Guided Tour of Stone Town

  • Spice markets

  • Hidden alleys

  • Sultan’s Palace

  • Artisan shops (gorgeous textiles and jewelry)

• Lunch at Emerson on Hurumzi rooftop

• Dinner in the City

• Night Out

Saturday, November 21st

• Breakfast

• Full Day Ocean Safari Visit hidden coves, isolated sandbars Swimming with dolphins (ethically conducted), coral reef snorkeling

• Closing Dinner

Sunday, November 22nd

• Sunrise Meditation

• Elevated Breakfast Ceremony

• Check out & Abeid Amani Karume International Airport Transfer

Travel Insurance RECOMMENDATIONS

• IMG

• Nationwide

• World Trips Atlas Journey Elevate

• STARR

• Generali Global

• HTH Worldwide

• Prime Cover

• Travelex

VACCINATIONS & PRECAUTIONS

• Hepatitis A – Protects against food- and waterborne illness; almost always recommended.

• Hepatitis B – Spread through blood and body fluids; recommended if there’s any chance of medical care, tattoos, or close contact.

• Typhoid – Also food- and waterborne; especially important if you plan to try local or street foods.

• Polio Booster – Extra protection may be advised.

• MMR (Measles, Mumps, Rubella) – Ensure your routine vaccinations are up to date.

• Tetanus/Diphtheria/Pertussis – A booster is recommended if it’s been several years.

• Meningococcal – Sometimes recommended depending on your travel style and destinations.

• Rabies – Consider if you’ll be in rural areas or around animals.

• Yellow Fever – Only required if you’re arriving from or transiting through a country with yellow fever risk.

• Seasonal Influenza & COVID-19 – Stay current with routine vaccinations.

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Additional Note

Malaria is present in both Tanzania and Zanzibar. While there is no standard vaccine, it’s strongly recommended to take antimalarial medication, and use insect repellent. Which will be provided by ALDB.

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Because recommendations can vary depending on your health history and exact itinerary, we encourage you to book a consultation with a travel medicine specialist to receive personalized advice.

Contact information

Your Host: Bri Little

Cell: (310)989-9539

Email: bri@alittledaybrunch.com