Day 1: Arusha to Tarangire National Park, 130 kilometers drive - two hours
After breakfast at the lodge you leave early to the Tarangire National park. This is the third
largest park in Tanzania and it is characterized by the amazingly large herds of elephants that can
be encountered in this park. The Baobab trees are one of the other highlights of Tarangire and the
Tarangire River that flows all year round is the life blood of the park. Many animals; predators
and the preys alike gather around the river where you can do excellent game viewing after game
evening late afternoon you will back to your lodge for preparing to have walking tour with
ranger for 2hours .
Overnight is at Panorama campsite
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Day 2: Tarangire - Serengeti National Park
The breakfast will be at 0600am. Pick up from the Camp at 0700am and drive to the Great
Serengeti National with your Picnic Lunch Packed and game drives en route via Ngorongoro
Crater rim. The Serengeti National Park the home to lion, leopard, Elephant, Cheetah, Buffalo,
Zebra, Wildebeest, Eland, Wild dog, Gazelles, Crocodiles and more. Serengeti is one of the most
comprehensive and appealing internet presentations on nature, conservation and research in
general. Every day, hundreds of nature lovers and tourists from all over the world visit the virtual
Serengeti. Experiencing the local maasai people around Lake Manyara. in our day it is one of the
most famous national parks on Earth, renowned for its magnificent lions but best known for its
great migration. SERONERA CAMPSITE.
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Day 3: Central Serengeti
After breakfast, continues with both morning and afternoon game drives in Serengeti National
Park. Remember this is the migration safari, so as Serengeti is very large as your game drives
will depend on the move of the migrants, your guide knows very well how to locate the herds.
The Serengeti National Park is famous for the 'Great Migration', over one million wildebeest and
two hundred thousand plus zebras each year follow the rains. In October and November they
travel from the mountains of the north, southwards to the plains seeking lush pastures. After the
great rainy season in April, May, and June the herds then make their return ward journey. Even
without this mass migration, the Serengeti is still an exciting and spectacular place that still
cannot fail to enthrall.
Dinner and overnight at SERONERA CAMPSITE.
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Day 4: Serengeti to Ngorongoro Crater
After breakfast we will continue with game view in Serengeti for three hours after that we will
proceed with game on route arrive at nabi gate for lunch and after that proceed to Ngorongoro
conservation area for dinner and overnight at Simba campsite.
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Day 5: Ngorongoro Crater to Lake Manyara
This day we will start early morning at 07:00 for the game drive (with a picnic lunch) inside the
Ngorongoro Crater. As very few animals migrate in and out of the crater with its 2000 ft. high
walls, you can expect to see lions, elephants, zebras, hippos, flamingos, jackals, rhinos,
antelopes, many birds and other species. Your Driver/Guide will be in contact with other safari
drivers and will amaze you with his skill at locating the hidden animals. After great all
exploration in Ngorongoro Crater we will drive to Fanaka lodge for dinner and overnight.
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Day 6: Lake Manyara to Lake Eyasi
After breakfast the journey continues to the village of MtowaMbu near Lake Manyara. Over the
years the village has attracted people from various ethnic groups and the wide variety of
backgrounds and ethnicities has created a multicultural atmosphere in MtowaMbu. After a short
briefing your guide will take you on a walk through the village and its surroundings. From
banana plantations to rice fields, from the local medicine man to the local brewery, from the
paint and woodcraft workshop to the local school - the village walk gives you an insight into the
daily village life. Lunch is prepared by a communal women's group and served at a local
compound. It consists of a wide variety of African dishes, giving you the opportunity to taste the
traditional food.
After this wonderful experience you will visit the Lake Manyara National Park. The protected
area encloses a large part of the alkaline lake of the same name. This amazing lake is the
seasonal home of a giant flamingo colony and many more waterfowls. On the lakeshore, you can
also observe elephants, hippopotami, buffalos, guenons, banded mongooses and numerous types
of gazelles and antelopes. Furthermore the park is well known for its tree climbing lions. Visitors
can regularly observe lions taking a nap in the tree canopies or escaping from the heat on the
ground. After watching the animals and exploring the national park, you leave the park in the
afternoon and travel to the Kirurumu Manyara Lodge. Soon, the higher lands are reached and a
wonderful view of the Maasai Plains and the Lake Manyara opens up before you.
Photo stops will be taken and you will be able to enjoy the spectacular views.
Dinner and Overnight at Arusha Tourist Inn Hotel.
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Day 7:Lake Eyasi to Arusha
We start the tour early with your bushman guide to meet a group of resident Hadzabe people.
Enjoy the Hadzabe Tour walking into the bush with the only hunter-gatherers remaining in the
East African region. The Hadzabe speak a click-based language and move their encampments
with the seasonal movements of the wildlife. Your guide is a member of the group so he will
explain to you about their customs and their way of life. You will get a chance to hunt, track
wildlife, make fire and even take honey from bee’s nests with the hadzabe people.
At the last day of your tour we will drop you off in the airport.
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