Private Jet Capri to Serengeti

Few charter routes reward the effort of getting there quite like Capri to the Serengeti, a private aviation link of roughly 2,789 nautical miles connecting the Bay of Naples with the plains of northern Tanzania. Guests typically begin their journey by helicopter or brief transfer from the island before continuing onward by super mid-size jet, with aircraft such as the Gulfstream G280 or Challenger 350 offering the cabin comfort and range needed for the long southbound leg across the Mediterranean and the African interior, cruising at altitudes up to 45,000 feet for a smooth passage over the continent. The flight lands at Seronera Airstrip, positioned in the central Serengeti within a short drive of some of the region’s most celebrated tented camps. Passengers arriving here are close to the heart of the ecosystem’s year-round resident wildlife, including healthy populations of lion, leopard and elephant, and during the migration season the airstrip offers some of the most convenient access to the herds as they move across the southern and western plains. The distinctive granite kopjes scattered nearby provide some of the best natural vantage points in the reserve. This route suits travellers combining a stay on the Amalfi coast or Capri with an African safari, allowing a single continuous private journey rather than a return home followed by a separate long-haul departure. The efficiency of chartering privately removes the layovers a commercial itinerary from southern Italy would otherwise require, delivering guests from Mediterranean island life into the heart of the Serengeti’s wilderness in a single day of travel.