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African honeymoon safari — acacia trees at sunset on the Serengeti
For two · entirely tailor-made

African honeymoon safaris

Golden mornings among the herds, dinner under a sky full of stars, and a barefoot finish on the Indian Ocean — a honeymoon no resort can match.

The honeymoon

Wild first. Then barefoot.

The classic African honeymoon moves in two acts: a week of private game drives, champagne sundowners and intimate camps — some with plunge pools and star beds — followed by slow days on a powder-white beach in Zanzibar, the Seychelles, Mauritius or Mozambique.

Because every journey is designed from scratch by the two of us, the pace, the surprises and the balance of bush and beach are yours to decide. Tell us how you got engaged — we have been known to plan a thing or two around it.

Designed for two

What makes a honeymoon
safari different

Camps chosen for romance

Intimate camps of six to twelve suites — private plunge pools, outdoor baths, star beds and decks where dinner is set for two with no one else in sight.

Seamless bush to beach

Light-aircraft hops, met at every airstrip — from the Serengeti to a Zanzibar villa in an afternoon, with every connection watched by our team.

Surprises, planned with you

Private bush dinners, sunrise balloon flights over the plains, a bottle waiting after the gorilla trek — quietly arranged with one of you, kept from the other.

Where you'll stay

Two lodges made
for honeymoons

Mwiba Wildlife Reserve, southern Serengeti

Mwiba Lodge

Stone-and-canvas suites set above a river gorge in a private reserve — no other vehicles, dinners on your own deck, and the calving herds an easy drive out in season. The privacy honeymoons are made of.

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Chem Chem Private Concession, Tarangire

Little Chem Chem

Five vintage tents among the baobabs on a private wildlife corridor between Tarangire and Lake Manyara — slow, unhurried safari with sundowners for two by the lake. Intimate in a way big lodges can't be.

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Where couples go

Three honeymoons
we love to plan

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Private tented honeymoon suite on the Serengeti plains, Tanzania
Tanzania & Zanzibar · ~11 days

The classic: Serengeti, then the spice coast

A private camp among the herds, the crater at dawn, and a villa on Zanzibar's north coast with nobody to answer to.

Mountain gorilla encounter in Rwanda — a once-in-a-lifetime honeymoon moment
Rwanda & Kenya · ~10 days

The once-in-a-lifetime: gorillas & the Mara

An hour with mountain gorillas in the Virunga forests, then big cats on the Mara's golden plains — two encounters that change people.

Mokoro canoe gliding through the Okavango Delta, Botswana
Botswana & beyond · ~10 days

The wild one: Okavango by water

Glide the Delta's crystal channels by mokoro, dine on your private deck, and finish in the spray of Victoria Falls — or on a Mozambique beach.

Good to know

Honeymoon safari questions

How long should an African honeymoon safari be?

Ten to fourteen days is the sweet spot — five to seven nights on safari across two camps, then four to six nights on the beach. It leaves room to arrive slowly and never feel rushed.

When is the best time to go?

June to October offers peak game viewing and dry, golden weather across both East and Southern Africa. For a quieter, greener honeymoon at gentler rates, January to March is a beautiful window.

Can we combine safari and beach?

Yes — it's the classic African honeymoon. A short flight connects the Serengeti or the Maasai Mara to Zanzibar, and Southern African safaris pair naturally with Mozambique, Mauritius or Cape Town.

Do lodges offer anything special for honeymooners?

Most of the camps we use offer honeymoon touches — private dinners, champagne sundowners and room upgrades where available. Tell us your dates and we'll plan the surprises with you.

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Begin the honeymoon
before the wedding.

Tell us your dates and how you like to travel — Evance or Jenny replies personally within 24 hours with a first route designed for two.