The 8 days’ safari will give you an opportunity to witness the best of the wildlife and best of birding experiences as you traverse the northen circuit in your Tanzania Safari. Savour the moments as you spend in some of the best lodges and camps beknown to Tanzania game safari circuit.
Arrival, pick up from Airport and transferred to your lodge in Arusha.
From Arusha City, we pick you up from your hotel at around 08.00 for your short, one-hour drive to take you to Arusha National Park. We spend a full day in the park, maximising our opportunities to spot the excellent range of animal and birdlife it has to offer. A picnic lunchbox is included in the day tour. At around 17.00, we make the short return journey back to Arusha City, where we should arrive around 18.00 to drop you off at your hotel. Dinner and Overnight in Arusha.
Accomodation : Lake Duluti Lodge.
Travel from Arusha at 8.00am to Tarangire National Park after early breakfast. Tarangire National Park is known for its elephant’s herds of up to 300, migratory wildebeest, zebra, buffalo, impala, gazelle, hartebeest and eland grazing and browsing in the dry river bed. There is Silale swamp that attracts 550 varieties of birds, the most breeding species you’ll see in one habitat anywhere in the world! The park is also home of tree climbing pythons, as well as lions and leopards. You will enjoy game drive and game viewing with picnic lunch. Dinner and Overnight at Karatu.
After breakfast, taking picnic lunches with you and drive to Ngorongoro crater descend down to the crater floor for a full day of tracking game with your guide. The crater is 610m deep and 260km² wide, making it the largest Caldera in the world. The crater contains all the big five animals (lions, elephants, rhinos, leopard and buffaloes), hippos, cheetah, antelopes and spotted hyena. Also in the crater you can see different species of birds. Other game such as velvet monkey, jackal, foxes, rock and tree hyraxes, warthog, gnu, zebra and hare. Dinner and Overnight Ngorongoro Conservation.
Accomodation : Ngorongoro Wildlife Logde
Early Breakfast at around 6.00a.m, then proceed on an en route drive to Serengeti National Park. Serengeti is undoubtedly the best known wild life sanctuary in the world, unequalled for its natural and scenic values it as the greatest of plains concentration of plains game in Africa, Also known worldwide for its endless plains, wildebeest –migration, pride of lions and other predators like hyenas, cheetahs and leopards. Crocodiles can be found in the Grumeti River, as well as hippos, giraffes, antelopes and gazelles. Dinner and Overnight Serengeti.
Accomodation : Serengeti Acacia Luxury Cam
After breakfast you will go for game drive and later come back for lunch and after lunch spend some time relaxing at your lodge, and later go for evening game drive, the game drive wil give a chance to see more animals and it’s the best time to see predators in action. Dinner and Overnight Serengeti.
Accomodation : Serengeti Acacia Luxury Camp
After breakfast you will go for game drive and later come back for lunch and after lunch spend some time relaxing at your lodge, and later go for evening game drive, the game drive wil give a chance to see more animals and it’s the best time to see predators in action. Dinner and Overnight Serengeti.
Accomodation : Serengeti Acacia Luxury Camp
After breakfast go for half day game drive and drive to Lake Eyasi via Masai boma to experience the Culture and daily life of the Masai people, we will get there in the afternoon and take a rest. Dinner and Overnight at Lake Eyasi.
Accomodation : Tindiga Tented lodge
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