Embark on an Extraordinary Tanzania Adventure:

Where Business Opportunities Meets Nature's Grandeur and Beachside Relaxation

September 25 – October 1, 2025

We are excited to invite you to Immerse yourself in a week-long Tanzanian adventure that will blend frontier business networking, awe-inspiring wildlife encounters, and tranquil beachside relaxation

We crafted this exclusive Total Access itinerary to stimulate your entrepreneurial spirit, while invigorating your sense amidst Africa’s most breathtaking landscapes.

Our expedition begins in the vibrant hub of Dar es Salaam. After a restful arrival, dive into a full day of exploring cutting-edge business opportunities, guided by our esteemed former investment newsletter editor, Tim Staermose. His insider knowledge and local connections promise to unveil Tanzania’s promising market potential.

As the urban buzz fades, the next day you will take a private flight to the legendary Serengeti National Park. Here, witness nature’s most spectacular phenomenon – the Great Migration

Marvel at the hooves of countless wildebeest and zebras through their epic journey crossing the Mara river in Northern Serengeti, while you enjoy the luxury and extravagant campsite where our group will spend two nights. 

Your Tanzanian experience will culminate on the idyllic shores of Zanzibar

Take a private flight to the island, where the soft white sands and crystal-clear turquoise waters will make your worries disappear as you swim with dolphins. Immerse yourself in the scents of spice farms and get lost in the alleys of Stone Town, a UNESCO World Heritage site rich with history and culture.

We’ll also leave plenty of time to unwind on the beach or indulge in the luxurious, all-inclusive 5-star hotel we’ve handpicked for the group, located right on the water. You can simply relax and enjoy each other’s company in this serene paradise.

We’ve meticulously designed this itinerary to provide more than just a journey to one of the world’s most interesting destinations. It’s an opportunity to connect with like-minded entrepreneurs, take in the raw beauty of the Serengeti during the Great Migration, and relax in the tropical paradise of Zanzibar, all while strengthening relationships within our exclusive Total Access community.

We hope you will join us for this unparalleled Tanzania adventure, where business acumen meets natural wonder, and every moment promises discovery, growth, and unforgettable memories.

Day 1: Check in at the Hotel, Welcome Drinks and Dinner at The Oriental (Thursday, September 25)

Upon arrival at the international airport in Dar es Salaam, a private transfer will be waiting for you to take you in comfort to the Hyatt Regency Dar es Salaam, also known as The Kilimanjaro Hotel

This five-star modern oasis sits in a prime waterfront location in the heart of Tanzania’s largest city, offering spectacular views of the harbor and the Indian Ocean. After a long journey, you’ll have the perfect opportunity to relax and unwind in some of the finest accommodations Tanzania has to offer.

Once settled, you can head up to Dar es Salaam’s favorite rooftop bar, where you can take in stunning 360-degree views of the harbor and the city skyline. 

In the evening, you’ll be treated to a welcome dinner at The Oriental, the hotel’s renowned restaurant that offers a unique blend of Asian flavors. From fresh sushi and sashimi to dim sum and other Asian specialties, the menu brings together culinary influences from China, Thailand, Japan, and Vietnam. 

To complement your meal, you’ll have access to an extensive wine list, featuring some of the best South African wines. This first night will set the tone for an unforgettable Tanzania adventure, blending luxury, relaxation, and world-class cuisine.

ACCOMMODATION: Hyatt Regency Hotel (The Kilimanjaro), Dar es Salaam

Day 2: Day of Networking with Tanzanian Entrepreneurs and Tim Staermose, Dinner at Karambezi Cafe (Friday, September 26)

On day two, you’ll dive into the heart of Tanzania’s vibrant business scene, guided by none other than Tim Staermose, former editor of the 4th Pillar and a seasoned expert on Tanzanian business and finance. 

Having lived in Tanzania for several years, Tim has built deep connections with local entrepreneurs, financial institutions, banks, and brokerages. He’ll give you a unique insider’s view of the country’s economic landscape, highlighting the most exciting projects and developments that are shaping Tanzania’s future.

Throughout the day, you’ll meet with some of the most influential figures in Tanzanian business, gaining valuable insights into local industries, from emerging startups to established enterprises. 

Tim will introduce you to key players who are making waves in finance, trade, and development, offering you a rare opportunity to understand what’s happening on the ground from someone with unparalleled access to the country’s business elite.

For lunch, you’ll take a break from the hustle of business meetings to enjoy an authentic Italian meal at Zuane, a popular restaurant known for its fresh pasta, wood-fired pizzas, and cozy ambiance. It’s the perfect spot to recharge before continuing your deep dive into Tanzania’s entrepreneurial scene.

The day will wrap up with a dinner at Karambezi Café, a famous local seafood restaurant perched on a sea cliff, offering unbeatable views of the Indian Ocean. 

Known for its fresh, locally sourced seafood and stunning vistas, Karambezi Café is the ideal place to reflect on the day’s experiences while enjoying delicious food in a breathtaking setting. 

After dinner, you’ll return to the hotel to rest and prepare for the next leg of the journey your upcoming Serengeti adventure.

ACCOMMODATION: Hyatt Regency Hotel (The Kilimanjaro), Dar es Salaam

Day 3: Private Flight to Serengeti National Park, Check in at Lemala Kuria Hills, Game Drives, The Great Migration, and More! (Saturday, September 27)

After a hearty breakfast and checking out of the Hyatt hotel in Dar es Salaam, you’ll embark on a private flight to one of the most untouched wilderness areas in the world — Northern Serengeti National Park. 

Known for its breathtaking landscapes and incredible wildlife, this area is home to the famous Great Migration, where nearly two million wildebeest, accompanied by hundreds of thousands of zebras, traverse the plains in search of food and water. 

This natural wonder is one of the most extraordinary wildlife events on the planet, influenced by seasonal rains and grazing availability.

Upon arrival, you’ll head to Lemala Kuria Hills, a luxury lodge nestled in the heart of the Northern Serengeti. Surrounded by the stunning beauty of the wilderness, this lodge offers a perfect balance of luxury and nature, ensuring a peaceful retreat after your safari adventures. 

After lunch, you’ll have time to relax before embarking on an afternoon game drive to explore the Serengeti’s rich wildlife. 

In the evening, gather around a campfire under the vast African sky, listening to the sounds of the bush as the sun sets, creating a magical end to your first day on safari. 

Dinner and overnight accommodations at Lemala Kuria Hills will follow, ensuring a full board experience in absolute comfort.

ACCOMMODATION: Lemala Kuria Hills, Northern Serengeti

Day 4: Optional Hot Air Balloon over Serengeti, Full Day At the Park, Game Drive (Sunday, September 28)

After breakfast, prepare for a full-day safari adventure in the Serengeti. 

With packed lunches in tow, you’ll head out to explore the famous wildebeest migration crossings, where thousands of animals face the perilous challenge of crossing rivers filled with enormous Mara crocodiles. 

This ancient spectacle of survival is one of nature’s most dramatic displays, showcasing the relentless cycle of life and death in the wild. The sheer numbers of wildebeest and zebras, combined with the predators waiting in their path, offer a rare and unforgettable experience.

Throughout the day, you’ll have the chance to marvel at the Serengeti’s diverse ecosystem, spotting not just the migrating herds but also predators like lions and leopards, and other wildlife such as elephants, giraffes, and gazelles. 

As the day winds down, you’ll return to the luxury of Lemala Kuria Hills for a well-earned dinner. 

You will be able to relax and unwind in the serene atmosphere of the lodge, with nature surrounding you, and drift off to sleep to the peaceful sounds of the Serengeti, ready for another day of adventure.

Optional Activity: For those who are early risers, you have the chance to witness the Serengeti come to life from a unique perspective with a hot air balloon flight. Please note that these flights depart very early in the morning, so you would need to wake up around 4 AM if you choose to participate — hence why it’s an optional activity.

ACCOMMODATION: Lemala Kuria Hills, Northern Serengeti

Day 5: Private Flight to Zanzibar, Visit to Stone Town and Prison Island, Check in at Melia Zanzibar Resort (Monday, September 29)

After breakfast, you’ll board another private flight from the Kogatende airstrip in Serengeti to Zanzibar, a direct journey lasting approximately 2 hours and 45 minutes. As you leave behind the stunning plains of the Serengeti, a new tropical adventure awaits you on this vibrant island.

Upon arrival at Zanzibar Airport, you’ll be greeted and transferred to Stone Town, the island’s historic and cultural heart, where you’ll enjoy lunch before delving into an afternoon of exploration. 

Your first stop will be the famous Prison Island, known for its fascinating history and home to the giant Aldabra tortoises. As you stroll through the island, you’ll learn about its past as a quarantine station and admire the remarkable tortoises, some of which are over a century old.

Next, you’ll embark on a guided tour through the winding alleys of Stone Town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. 

With its rich blend of African, Arab, Indian, and European influences, this vibrant area is filled with history, from ancient architecture to bustling markets and beautifully carved wooden doors. As you explore, your guide will share stories of the island’s past, immersing you in its deep cultural heritage.

In the evening, you’ll indulge in a seafood feast at Cape Town Fish Market, one of Zanzibar’s top restaurants. Here, you’ll savor fresh seafood dishes while enjoying the lively atmosphere. 

After dinner, you’ll be transferred to your accommodations at the luxurious Melia Zanzibar, where you’ll settle in for a peaceful overnight stay, preparing for the relaxation and beauty of the island that lies ahead.

ACCOMMODATION: Melia Zanzibar Resort

Day 6: Dolphin Adventure, Snorkeling at Mnemba Island, Spice Farm Exploration, Dinner at The Rock (Tuesday, September 30)

Your final day in Zanzibar begins with an unforgettable Dolphin Tour and snorkeling adventure at Mnemba Island, a marine paradise famous for its crystal-clear waters and vibrant underwater world. 

You’ll start the day early, heading to the calm waters surrounding Mnemba, where you’ll have the rare opportunity to swim alongside playful dolphins in their natural habitat. 

After your dolphin encounter, dive into the colorful world of Mnemba’s coral reefs for a snorkeling experience like no other. As you snorkel, take in the stunning variety of marine species, from clownfish to sea turtles, in this pristine underwater sanctuary.

Following your morning of adventure, you’ll head to Nungwi, one of Zanzibar’s northernmost points, for a well-deserved lunch at the Six Degrees South Fish Restaurant

In the afternoon, continue your exploration of Zanzibar with a visit to one of the island’s renowned spice farms. Zanzibar’s rich history as a hub of the global spice trade will come to life as you walk through the aromatic fields where cloves, cinnamon, nutmeg, and vanilla grow. 

Your guide will introduce you to the origins and uses of these spices, while you have the chance to smell and taste some of the island’s finest products. It’s a sensory experience that will leave you with a deeper appreciation for Zanzibar’s role in the global spice industry.

To top off an incredible day, you’ll be treated to dinner at one of Zanzibar’s most iconic dining spots The Rock Restaurant in Michamvi. 

Perched dramatically on a rock in the middle of the Indian Ocean, this unique restaurant offers an unforgettable dining experience. It’s the perfect way to end your day, combining exquisite food with one of Zanzibar’s most breathtaking settings.

After dinner, you’ll return to the comfort of the Melia Zanzibar hotel for a peaceful overnight stay, where you can reflect on the day’s adventures and savor the last moments of your extraordinary Tanzanian journey.

Day 7: Relaxation at Melia Zanzibar and Departures Throughout The Day (Wednesday, October 1)

Your final day in Zanzibar is all about relaxation and enjoying the luxurious surroundings of the Melia Zanzibar Resort. Take advantage of a leisurely morning and soak in the serene beauty of the island. 

Whether you choose to lounge on the resort’s private beach, swim in the crystal-clear waters, or unwind by the infinity pool with a refreshing drink in hand, this is the perfect time to reflect on your incredible Tanzanian journey.

With late check-out arranged, you can enjoy a stress-free departure day. Throughout the afternoon, private transfers to Zanzibar Airport will be organized according to each guest’s individual flight schedule. 

For those who aren’t quite ready to leave, the option to extend your stay in Zanzibar or explore other parts of Tanzania remains open. Whether you choose to spend more time on the beach or venture into other regions of this diverse country, the possibilities are endless, and we can assist you with your trip extension.

The Hyatt Regency Dar es Salaam, The Kilimanjaro is a premier five-star hotel, ideally located in Tanzania’s bustling financial capital, offering both luxury and convenience.

 With stunning views of the Indian Ocean and the city’s vibrant harbor, this hotel is a modern oasis blending comfort with elegance. Originally constructed in 1965 and significantly renovated in 2005, the hotel features 180 spacious rooms, providing guests with some of the finest accommodations in the city.

 Its central location makes it an excellent choice for both business and leisure travelers, with proximity to the international airport, ferry port, and key attractions.

The hotel boasts a range of exceptional amenities, including an outdoor infinity pool, a fully equipped fitness center, and a tranquil spa. For dining, guests are spoilt for choice with several on-site restaurants. A standout among them is The Oriental, a renowned Asian restaurant where you’ll enjoy a welcome dinner featuring a delicious blend of flavors from Chinese, Thai, Japanese, and Vietnamese cuisines. 

This restaurant, coupled with the hotel’s famous rooftop bar offering 360-degree views of the city and harbor, provides a unique culinary experience in a stunning setting.

Lemala Kuria Hills Lodge is a luxurious retreat located in the northern Serengeti, offering an exceptional blend of comfort and proximity to some of Africa’s most renowned wildlife experiences. 

Nestled among large granite kopjes, this lodge is designed to provide privacy and spectacular views of the Serengeti’s rolling grasslands. 

The 15 spacious, glass-fronted suites are elegantly furnished with modern interiors, featuring African-inspired touches, outdoor showers, and private plunge pools. The lodge itself boasts a main swimming pool, a relaxing sundeck, and a lounge where guests can unwind after thrilling game drives​.

Staying at Lemala Kuria Hills offers more than just a luxurious escape—it’s a gateway to some of the best game viewing in the Serengeti, including witnessing the famed wildebeest migration. 

The lodge’s proximity to the Mara River ensures that you are perfectly positioned to experience the dramatic river crossings and abundant wildlife throughout the year, without the typical crowds. 

In addition to the wildlife experiences, Lemala Kuria Hills provides a range of exclusive amenities, including spa treatments in a serene, natural setting. 

The lodge also offers exceptional dining, with options ranging from elegant meals in the dining area to sundowners atop kopjes with panoramic views of the Isuria Escarpment. 

Whether you’re relaxing in your private suite or embarking on a thrilling game drive, Lemala Kuria Hills ensures a luxurious and memorable Serengeti experience.​

Meliá Zanzibar is a luxurious all-inclusive resort located along the stunning northeastern coast of Zanzibar. This elegant property offers breathtaking views of the Indian Ocean, surrounded by pristine white sandy beaches and lush tropical gardens. 

The resort also offers several dining options, including the stunning Jetty Lounge and Gabi Beach, each providing a unique culinary experience, blending local flavors with international cuisine.

Just 45 km from Stone Town, Meliá Zanzibar provides guests with a perfect mix of relaxation and adventure in an idyllic island setting.

For relaxation, the hotel’s spa provides wellness treatments inspired by African traditions, while adventure seekers can explore the island’s coral reefs, engage in water sports, or take day trips to the historic Stone Town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. 

Meliá Zanzibar serves a convenient location to enjoy the ultimate combination of luxury, natural beauty, and cultural exploration.

  • VIP Treatment on Arrival at Dar es Salaam
  • VIP Transfers in Dar es Salaam and Zanzibar
  • All transfers in Dar es Salaam, Serengeti and Zanzibar
  • All accommodations: 2 nights at Hyatt Regency in Dar es Salaam, 2 nights at Lemala Kuria Hills Luxury Lodge in Serengeti Park (All Inclusive), 2 nights and late check out at the Melia Zanzibar (All-Inclusive resort)
  • Private Jeep 4×4 equipped with a refrigerator, portable charging stations, and a pop-up roof for Serengeti game drives
  • Private Charter Flight from Dar Nyerere Airport to Northern Serengeti
  • Private Charter Flight from Northern Serengeti to Zanzibar Airport
  • Professional, English-speaking guide
  • All meals according to the itinerary (including dining at The Oriental, Zuane, Karambezi Cafe, Cape Town Fish Market, The Rock, and more)
  • All drinks during scheduled meals/itinerary (alcoholic, water, soft drinks)
  • All activities mentioned in the itinerary (Game Drives, Great Migration Drives, Stone Town Tour, Prison Island Tour, Swimming with Dolphins, Coral Reef Exploration, Spice Farm Tour)
  • All park entrance fees
  • All government taxes.
  • International flights (to Dar es Salaam and from Zanzibar)
  • Tips for safari guide
  • Personal expenses
  • Visa fees (100 USD for American citizens, 50 USD for non-American citizens)
  • Inbound travel insurance (mandatory for travel in Zanzibar)
  • Balloon ride in Serengeti (optional activity, around $600 per person)
  • Any trip extensions before or after official trip dates
  • Refreshments, bottled drinks and bar bills outside standard itinerary/scheduled meals
  • Any activities not listed in the itinerary

Visa (Apply Online in advance or Visa on Arrival)

Visitors to Tanzania can obtain a visa either upon arrival or in advance through the official online e-visa system. 

The visa costs $100 for U.S. citizens and $50 for citizens from other countries, including Canada and the EU. For those applying on arrival, the visa can be issued at entry points such as airports, where you can have the visa stamped in your passport after payment.

If you prefer to apply in advance, it’s highly recommended to use the official government portal

Avoid applying through third-party websites, as many charge higher fees or are scams. Unfortunately, several travelers have lost money using unofficial sites, so sticking to the government portal ensures a safe and straightforward application process.

Travel Insurance for Zanzibar

Travel insurance is mandatory for all travelers visiting Zanzibar, as per the regulations introduced by the Zanzibar government. 

This requirement ensures that visitors have coverage for medical emergencies, accidents, and other unforeseen events that could occur during their stay. The mandatory travel insurance includes coverage for trip cancellations, medical expenses, emergency evacuations, and repatriation for a stay of up to 92 days.

It is required to obtain this insurance before your arrival in Zanzibar, as travelers without proof of coverage may be denied entry. 

You can purchase the insurance through the official Zanzibar government portal or opt for other international travel insurance providers, as long as the policy meets the required coverage.

For more detailed information, visit the Zanzibar Tourism website.

Yellow Fever and Other Vaccinations

A yellow fever vaccination is generally required for travelers entering Tanzania if they are arriving from, or have transited through, countries where yellow fever is endemic. (This includes those who have had a layover of 12 hours or more in such countries.)

However, if you are not coming from a yellow fever-risk area, vaccination is not required. 

It’s recommended to carry an International Certificate of Vaccination (also known as the “yellow card”) as proof if applicable.

For more details, you can check official sources such as the Tanzanian Ministry of Health and the CDC for the latest travel advisories.

While no vaccinations are strictly required for entry into Tanzania (except for yellow fever if you’re coming from a high-risk area), several vaccines are recommended to protect against common illnesses – we suggest you check out the CDC and WHO websites for their latest suggestions

Weather

At the end of September, the weather in Dar es Salaam is typically warm and tropical. Daytime temperatures average around 30°C (86°F), while evenings cool down to approximately 22°C (72°F). The city experiences some humidity, but the overall conditions are pleasant, making it a comfortable time for visitors.

In the Northern Serengeti, temperatures are warm during the day, averaging around 27°C (81°F), with cooler evenings dropping to about 15°C (60°F). September is a dry season, so rainfall is minimal, making it an excellent time for game drives and wildlife viewing​.

On the island of Zanzibar, the weather is warm and tropical with daytime temperatures averaging 30°C (85°F) and nighttime lows around 22°C (72°F). This is also a dry season for the island, providing perfect conditions for beach activities and exploring​.

Clothing

For your trip to Tanzania at the end of September, you will want to pack light, breathable clothing to stay comfortable in the warm temperatures, which can reach up to 30°C (86°F) during the day. 

Fabrics like cotton or linen are great choices, as they will help you stay cool, especially in Dar es Salaam and Zanzibar, where humidity may make it feel even warmer.

In the Northern Serengeti, while the days are warm, evenings and early mornings can be cooler, dropping to around 15°C (60°F). It’s a good idea to bring light layers like a fleece or jacket that you can easily throw on during game drives or outdoor activities when temperatures dip. 

When visiting the Serengeti, it’s important to consider the color of your clothing. Neutral, earthy tones like khaki, beige, olive, and brown are recommended for a few key reasons. 

First, these colors help you blend in with the natural surroundings, making you less noticeable to wildlife, which can enhance your safari experience. Bright colors like white, red, or blue should be avoided as they can make you stand out to animals and even attract insects like tsetse flies, which are drawn to dark or bright colors, particularly blue.

Wearing neutral-colored clothing also helps with dust management, as the Serengeti’s dry environment can cause dust to settle on your clothes, and light, neutral tones will make it less noticeable. Ultimately, sticking to earthy colors will provide a more comfortable and safer safari experience.

Sun protection is essential, so pack a wide-brimmed hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen. Wearing long-sleeved shirts and light trousers will also help protect you from the sun and potential insect bites, particularly in the Serengeti or near water.

When it comes to footwear, comfortable, closed-toe shoes or light hiking boots are ideal for safari walks and game drives

For beach days or lounging around in Zanzibar, sandals or flip-flops will be perfect. Don’t forget your swimwear for enjoying the resort pools and Zanzibar’s stunning beaches, along with light cover-ups or sarongs for a relaxed and comfortable beach vibe.

Overall, aim for clothing that balances comfort and practicality, while also protecting you from the elements and ensuring you’re prepared for the varying temperatures and activities.

Mosquito Repellent and Antimalarial Medication

When traveling to Tanzania and Zanzibar, it’s crucial to protect yourself from mosquito-borne diseases, particularly malaria, which is prevalent in most regions of the country. Here are some expanded recommendations:

Mosquito Repellent: Mosquitoes are most active during the evening and early morning. To protect yourself, apply a high-quality mosquito repellent to exposed skin. You should also wear long-sleeved shirts, long trousers, and socks, particularly during the evening, to minimize skin exposure. 

Treated mosquito nets are often provided at accommodations, but bringing your own can offer extra protection, especially in rural areas.

Antimalarial Medications: Tanzania is a malaria-endemic country, so it’s essential to take preventive medication, especially if you’re visiting rural or forested areas such as the Serengeti. 

Antimalarial drugs such as doxycycline, mefloquine, or atovaquone-proguanil (Malarone) are typically recommended, but it’s important to consult with a healthcare provider before your trip to determine the best option for you based on your health, medical history, and the specific regions you’ll visit. 

Other Preventive Measures: In addition to repellent and medication, staying in accommodations with air conditioning or screens on windows and doors can further reduce the risk of mosquito bites. The accommodations we’ve selected for your trip meet the necessary preventive measures for mosquito protection. Sleeping under a treated mosquito net is essential in areas with high mosquito activity.

Electrical Outlets

In Tanzania, the standard electrical voltage is 230V, and the frequency is 50Hz. The country primarily uses Type D and Type G electrical outlets. 

Type D outlets have three round pins in a triangular configuration, and Type G outlets feature three rectangular pins, which are also commonly used in the UK.

If your devices are not compatible with the 230V standard or have a different plug type, you’ll need a voltage converter or a plug adapter to use them in Tanzania. 

Many modern devices such as phones, laptops, and cameras often come with built-in converters, but it’s always best to check before you travel.

Currency

The official currency is the Tanzanian Shilling (TZS), but U.S. dollars are widely accepted in tourist areas.

It’s helpful to have small bills in both currencies, especially for tips and small purchases. (Please also note that some locals might be quite picky about the “quality” of the bills, asking for very crisp, undamaged bills.) Credit cards are accepted at major hotels and restaurants, but it’s wise to carry cash when visiting more remote areas.

We are so excited to see the interest in this trip, and worked hard to negotiate the best price on all of these high-end experiences, exclusively for our members.

Please note that due to the nature of the trip and the size of the group, we can only allow cancellations if we can find a replacement for your spot.

Please remember to check your calendar first… Cancellations/refunds will only be issued if a replacement is found.

The trip is scheduled for September 26-October 1, 2025 (7 days/6 nights).

The cost for individual attendees is $10,870 per person (three Single-Occupancy slots are available).

The cost for double occupancy slots is $18,360 for two people (four Double-Occupancy slots are available).

Pricing is based on 12 attendees (Viktorija will be traveling with you).

Please also note that spots are sold on a first-come, first-served basis.

Additional 2.9%-4.4% fee will apply to credit card payments.

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