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Day 1
Arrive Arusha -Safari starting point.
You will arrive at Kilimanjaro International Airport (JRO) or if you are coming from Zanzibar to Arusha you can land at the same airport of Arusha Airstrip (ARK). Where our guide will meet you, you will be transferred to the hotel. Depends on arrival time you may be able to do shopping of necessary things before Safari but also change money and get local currencies.
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Day 2
Arusha - Tarangire National Park
After breakfast, depart by road with your guide to your tented camp situated within the Tarangire National Park. On arrival complete, park registration formalities and thereafter enjoy an exciting game drive in the park with your knowledgeable and experienced guide who will share with you information about the wildlife you spot in the park. At lunchtime, you will have a rest under an acacia tree where you eat your packed lunch. Later in the afternoon, you will continue with your game viewing activities until evening when you drive to your lodge for dinner and overnight.
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Day 3
Tarangire via Ngorongoro to Serengeti (Full days)
After breakfast, you will depart from Tarangire to Serengeti via Ngorongoro. You will start your game drive once you arrive at the Serengeti gate. Game drive in the park until sunset when you drive to your camp for overnight.
Serengeti is Tanzania ’s oldest and most famous National Park. You will take a game drive through the massive open plains. The park is one of the parks in Africa with the highest concentration of wildlife. The park is dominated by huge herds of plains game such as zebra, wildebeest, and antelope. There are many kopjes scattered across the plain where attendant predators such as lion and cheetah are to be found Leopard can often be found draped in the trees along the Seronera River.
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Day 4
Ndutu Plain - Migration & Predators season
Today you will leave Serengeti to Ndutu, Ndutu is in an area with exclusive of tsetse-fly ensuring a quiet stay. Ngorongoro Conservation Area (Ndutu Plains): marshlands, acacia woodlands, soda lakes of Lake Ndutu and Lake Maseki or the vast expanse of the Salei plains are all within simple reach – each with its own distinct wildlife populations and seasonal visitors. The marsh areas, for example, are favored by big cats to take up their young, whereas the short grass plains are where Wildebeest babies are delivered during the Wildebeests great Migration, Ndutu plains is part of Salei plains and Serengeti eco-system is always with animals even after the migration, We start predator Season and witness the existence of the SAVAGE KINGDOM, you will have always have wildlife just like Seronera. Ndutu can be visited all year round. The most important in Ndutu area is off road drive, it is the place where you can drive as closely as you wish to follow the animals that is what we call it photographer’s heaven.
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Day 5
Depart from Ndutu to Ngorongoro Crater
Today you will make a bit earlier and enjoy a sunrise game drive with Bush breakfast, thrilling game drives in the park with your safari guide as he helps you identify various wildlife you spot in the bush. You will continue with more game drive before Brunch (breakfast and lunch). Later in the afternoon, you will depart Ndutu and head to Ngorongoro, game drive en-route
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Day 6
Ngorongoro Crater Tour
You will have an early breakfast at your camp before you descend into the floor of the crater for a half day crater tour. At lunchtime, you will head to the picnic site and enjoy your packed lunch and thereafter drive back to Arusha. On arrival, you will drive to Kilimanjaro International Airport where you will board your home-bound flight.
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Day 7
Departure Transfer
Game drives until afternoon, then start your way back to Arusha, if not flying the same day you can visit some Masai market on your way to Arusha. Arriving in Arusha late afternoon for overnight. (Accommodation can be arranged upon request at extra cost)
If flying the same day we will take you to Kilimanjaro airport. (KLM can be the best option leaving Kilimanjaro international airport at 21:30)
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Trip concludes