Discover Our Kenya–Tanzania Combined Safaris

When planning an African adventure, many travelers ask: Should I choose Kenya or Tanzania? The answer: why not both? A Kenya–Tanzania combined safari offers the best of both worlds—world-famous parks, the Great Migration, stunning landscapes, and authentic cultural experiences.

 cross-border journeys so unique, what itineraries look like, and how to choose the best Kenya–Tanzania safari packages.

Why Choose a Combined Kenya–Tanzania Safari?

• The Great Migration Experience – Follow wildebeest and zebra as they move between the Serengeti and Masai Mara.

• Diverse Landscapes – From Amboseli’s elephant herds to the Ngorongoro Crater’s ancient ecosystem.

• More Wildlife, More Parks – Maximize sightings of the Big Five and rare species by visiting multiple reserves.

• Culture Across Borders – Meet Maasai, Samburu, and Hadzabe communities.

A Kenya–Tanzania safari is the ultimate way to enjoy East Africa without compromise.

Kenya–Tanzania Safari Itineraries

Here are some of our most popular routes, balancing wildlife, comfort, and travel style:

1. 7-Day Classic Safari

• Masai Mara (Kenya)

• Serengeti (Tanzania)

• Ngorongoro Crater

View our 7 day Kenya-Tanzania safari

 Best for first-time safari-goers

2. 10-Day Great Migration Safari

• Amboseli → Masai Mara → Serengeti → Ngorongoro

• Includes hot-air balloon safari and guided bush walks

 Best for migration lovers

View our 10 day Kenya-Tanzania safari

3. 12-Day Luxury Fly-In Safari

• Fly between national parks to maximize time in lodges and game drives

• Stay in high-end lodges and tented camps

 Best for honeymooners & luxury travelers

4. Family-Friendly Safari (8–10 Days)

• Private vehicle + family lodges

• Child-friendly guides

• Cultural village visits

 Best for families with kids

View our 14 day Kenya-Tanzania safari

Best Time to Visit Kenya and Tanzania Together

• July–October → Witness the Great Migration river crossings

• December–March → Calving season in the Serengeti (predator action!)

• April–June → Green season, fewer crowds, lower rates

Tip: Plan your Kenya–Tanzania safari packages based on migration timing.

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Border Crossings Made Easy

Our tours handle all the logistics for Kenya–Tanzania border crossings, including:

• Namanga (between Amboseli & Arusha)

• Isebania (between Masai Mara & Serengeti)

• Sirari (western Serengeti access)

We assist with Kenya & Tanzania visas or the East Africa Tourist Visa for smoother travel.

Extend Your Safari with Zanzibar Beaches

After days in the bush, relax on Zanzibar’s white-sand beaches. Many of our packages offer direct flights from Serengeti or Arusha to Zanzibar, making it the perfect safari + beach combo.

Why Book With WildBud Safaris?

•  Tailor-made Kenya–Tanzania safari itineraries

•  Expert guides with local knowledge

•  Choices from budget camping to luxury fly-in safaris

•  Smooth border logistics & 24/7 support

Start planning today → Explore Our Kenya–Tanzania Safari Packages

FAQs About Kenya–Tanzania Combined Safaris

Q1: How many days do I need for a Kenya–Tanzania safari?
At least 7–10 days is ideal, depending on whether you want a highlights trip or an in-depth journey.

Q2: Do I need two separate visas?
Yes, unless you use the East Africa Tourist Visa, which covers Kenya, Tanzania, and Uganda.

Q3: What’s the best itinerary for the Great Migration?
July–October in the Masai Mara, December–March in the Serengeti.

Q4: Are Kenya–Tanzania safaris family-friendly?
Yes. Private tours, family lodges, and shorter game drives make it suitable for kids.

Q5: Can I combine safari with Zanzibar?
Yes, most travelers add a Zanzibar beach holiday at the end of their safari.