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5 Days from$1200 p/p in USD -
DeparturesYear Round
Destinations
Tanzania,
Tour Type
Guided, Small Group
Safari Standard
Budget, Camping
Tour Overview
This fantastic Tanzania safari leads you to the endless plains of Serengeti National Park where the spectacular Great Wildebeest migration takes place in a cycle throughout the year. Enjoy Lake Manyara with its colonies of beautiful pink flamingos along the shores of the lake as well as its tree climbing lions. In Ngorongoro Crater you will experience successful conservation of wildlife and people, where wildlife share the same resources with the Masai peacefully without harming each other.
General Information
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Safari types:Big Five Safari, Camping Safari, Guided Safari, Wildlife Safari
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You will visit:Serengeti National Park, Lake Manyara NP, Tarangire National Park, Ngorongoro Crater
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Wildlife:Big Five, Birds, Antelope, Zebra, Giraffe, Hippo, Cheetah, Hyena, Wildebeest, Baboon, Eland, Oryx, Warthog
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Activities:Game Drive
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Getting around:4x4 Safari Vehicle
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Start/end:Start/end in Moshi or Arusha
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Minimum age:6
Price Per Person – USD
From USD 1200 per person
What's Included
- All camping accommodation & equipment
- All meals & drinking water
- A professional driver/guide
- All transportation
- Roundtrip airport transfer
- Park fees
- All activities
- All taxes/VAT
What's Excluded
- Flight & visas
- Additional accommodation before and at the end of the tour
- Tips (tipping guideline US$10.00 pp per day)
- Personal items (souvenirs, travel insurance etc)
- Government imposed increase of taxes and/or park fees
Disclaimer
- This itinerary is owned and delivered by ‘Afromasai Eastern Safaris - Safari Deal‘
- All prices are ‘From’ and may vary at the time of booking
- Display price is usually based on two people sharing
- ‘Afromasai Eastern Safaris - Safari Deal‘ reserves the right to change the content and price of the itinerary
- All itineraries are subject to availability
Day by Day Overview
Early breakfast then with your picnic lunch drive from Arusha direct to Tarangire National Park, famous for its elephant population. Here you will have the unique experience of seeing nature combined with the original way of life of the Masai. Families of the pachyderms play around the ancient trunks of baobab trees and strip acacia bark from the thorn trees for their afternoon meal. Enjoy a game drive until late in the evening then drive to the campsite for overnight.
After breakfast depart from Tarangire National Park to Lake Manyara National Park, one of Tanzania’s most impressively situated wildlife areas. The park offers variety of habitats from algae-streaked hot springs and swamps to the soda ash Lake Manyara itself which flamingos love. Lions in this park are well known for their tree climbing abilities and there are huge troops of baboons. You will enjoy a full day’s game drive with picnic lunch.
Early morning after breakfast we depart towards Serengeti National Park, pass through the high lying farmland of Karatu and the Ngorongoro Conservation Area Authority. Leaving the highlands behind, we descend towards the endless plains of Serengeti National Park and drive towards the central Serengeti area. Large numbers of Serengeti wildlife species are attracted by the Seronera river. We arrive in time for lunch and then later enjoy an afternoon game drive within Serengeti National Park.
After breakfast depart heading to Ngorongoro Conservation Area Authority. We will stop at a Maasai boma to learn a bit about Maasai culture, traditional life and lifestyle. Later during the afternoon we will head to Simba campsite.
After breakfast, you will descend into the crater for a full game drive with lunch boxes. Descend over 600 meters into Ngorongoro Crater, a breathtaking natural wonder. Ngorongoro Conservation Area Authority supports a gigantic diversity of animals due to yearly round water and food supply. The crater is unique due to its intense population of predators while its lake has a large number of flamingos, hippos and many water birds. At the end of the day return to Arusha.
