Tour Overview
A 5-Day exploration from Tarangire National park, Manyara, through to the Serengeti and Ngorongoro ecosystem. A great way to get out and experience an authentic Tanzania Safari using mid-range accommodation, ensuring comfort but without breaking the bank.
Included/Exclude
Park fees (For non-residents)
All activities (Unless labeled as optional)
All accommodation (Unless listed as upgrade)
A professional driver/guide
All transportation (Unless labeled as optional)
All Taxes/VAT
Roundtrip airport transfer
Meals (As specified)
Drinks (As specified in the day-by-day section)
International flights (From/to home)
Additional accommodation before and at the end of the tour
Tips (Tipping guideline US$10.00 pp per day)
Personal items (Souvenirs, travel insurance, visa fees, etc.)
Government imposed increase of taxes and/or park fee
Tour Plan
Early this morning we depart Arusha for Tarangire National Park to spend the remainder of the day game viewing in the park with a picnic lunch, this afternoon we head to Boundary Hill Lodge for dinner and overnight. This evening we also experience a night game drive.
Morning walking safari before we depart to spend the day game viewing in Lake Manyara National Park with picnic lunch. If we are lucky enough we may also get to see the famous tree-climbing lions. Late afternoon we continue to Rhotia Vally for dinner and overnight.
Early morning we enter the Ngorongoro crater for game viewing with picnic lunch. After lunch, we ascend the crater walls and depart for the Serengeti Plains game viewing en route to Serengeti Pure Luxury camp arriving for dinner and overnight. Our base for the next two nights.
Full day exploring the Serengeti National Park with picnic lunch. Dinner and overnight at Pure Luxury Camp. Arguably the most famous National Park in the world, the Serengeti Ecosystem (the name comes from "siringit" the Masai word for "endless plains") consists of some 35,000 square kilometres. The famed plains are found to the south of the park east of the Seronera Valley, rolling hills in the less-visited Lobo area to the north and wooded riverine valleys to the remote east around Kirawira and Grumeti. The park itself is about 14,763 sq km in area and encompasses the main part of the Serengeti ecosystem. The ecosystem is defined by the annual migration of over 1,500,000 million wildebeest, zebras, and associated predators, which occurs throughout the year and extends into the game reserves, game controlled areas, and conservation area surrounding the park boundaries.
After breakfast, we depart Serengeti and game view as we make our way back to Arusha arriving mid to late afternoon.
