You have an opportunity to watch Rhino here.
You have an opportunity to watch Buffalo here.
You have an opportunity to watch Elephant here.
You have an opportunity to watch Leopard here.
This thrilling 9-day safari of Tanzania’s ‘Northern Circuit’ can be undertaken at any time of year, as the amazing parks are world-renowned for being home to a large abundance of the Big Five animals and numerous other species. But it has been designed to optimize your safari days in the Serengeti to witness the incredible spectacle of the annual wildebeest migration from July through to October. It allows plenty of time to follow the herds on game drives and watch the drama unfold as the wildebeest, zebra and gazelle encounter predators like lions on the plains and crocodiles in the rivers. We also visit Tarangire National Park, famous for its giant baobab trees and scenic hilly landscape; the Ngorongoro Crater, a natural wildlife sanctuary that has one of the highest densities of game in Africa; and Lake Manyara National Park for its extraordinary birdlife and the possibility of seeing tree-climbing lions. There is an excellent chance of spotting the Big Five on this extensive safari of Tanzania’s best wildlife parks: Elephant, Lion, Leopard, Rhino and Buffalo.
1 night Tarangire | 4 nights Serengeti | 2 nights Ngorongoro | 1 night Lake Manyara
(160 km, 3 to 4 hours)
On the first day of your Tanzania safari, we pick you up from your Arusha hotel and drive to the scenic Tarangire National Park. Covering approximately 2600-sq-km, wildebeest, zebra, eland, impala and other herbivores gather at the permanent waters of the Tarangire River—‘river of warthogs’—and it’s the one place in Tanzania where dry-country antelope such as the stately fringe-eared oryx and peculiar long-necked gerenuk are regularly observed. The park is well-known for its huge herds of elephant, and predators include lion, leopard, cheetah, caracal and honey badger. The park’s lovely landscape features granite ridges, Tarangire’s famous giant baobab trees, and the swamps, tinged green year-round, attract more than 500 bird varieties including eagles, falcons and owls. More ardent bird-lovers might keep an eye open for screeching flocks of the dazzlingly colourful yellow-collared lovebird, and the rufus-tailed weaver and ashy starling that are endemic to the park. On your first night on safari, dinner will be taken on an open deck overlooking the African bush.
We have multiple amount of accommodations, which fits any type of budget
Built to blend in with the vastness of its surroundings, Tarangire Sopa Lodge lies hidden among the kopjes, ancient baobab and grasses of the Tarangire National Park - home to the greatest concentration of elephants in Africa.
Be a privileged spectator from this luxury camp on the shores of Lake Burunge. From the elegant wooden central platform where the Lake Burunge Tented Lodge restaurant stands it’s possible to watch the lakeshore waiting for the animals that come to drink there.
Acacia Tarangire Luxury Camp is a luxury thatched camp in the heart of Maasai nation and an inaccessible corner of the Tarangire.
(300 km, 5 to 6 hours)
After breakfast, we head across the hilly plateaus of the Ngorongoro Conservation Area, where the red-robed Maasai live in traditional villages of thatched huts and their cattle graze amongst the savannah game like zebra and gazelle. Along the way, there is time to enjoy a packed lunch, and the route heads northwest via the Naabi Hill Gate and into the Serengeti National Park. Meaning ‘endless plains’ in the Maasai language, the Serengeti covers a vast 14,763-sq-km and is one of Africa’s largest and most celebrated wilderness areas. You will spend the next four nights at a comfortable safari lodge or tented camp, which is located in the south-central region of the park known as the Seronera Valley. It’s a very scenic area with acacia-studded open plains lined with low hills and abundant wildlife including large numbers of big cats.
We have multiple amount of accommodations, which fits any type of budget
Acacia Central Camp, as the name suggests, is situated in the central part of Serengeti which is fondly called Seronera. This is a very scenic area with open plains and lined up with hills.
A mobile tented camp located in Central Serengeti, strategically located to cover the vast Serengeti Plains. The camp offers comfortable accommodation and a unique opportunity to enjoy a real safari camp experience.
Serengeti Serena Safari Lodge is an award-winning gem of a hotel in one of the most beautiful settings in Tanzania.
Acacia Seronera Luxury Camp is situated in the central part of Serengeti which is fondly called Seronera. This is a very scenic area with open plains and lined up with hills.
Your three full safari days in the Serengeti will be planned between yourself and your Tanzanian safari guide/driver. You can choose to embark on full day game drives with a picnic packed lunch, or early morning and late afternoon game drives combined with lunch and some relaxation at your safari lodge or tented camp. If you are there during the annual wildebeest migration, remember the Serengeti is very large and the length of game drives will depend on the movement and position of the migrating animals, but your expert Tanzanian guide knows very well how to locate the herds. At any time of year, there is no shortage of things to see, and the Serengeti is home to all the major safari animals such as lion, leopard, elephant, cheetah, buffalo and wild dog, and plenty of grazing herbivores including giraffe, Thompson’s and Grant’s gazelle, waterbuck, hartebeest, eland, topi and zebra.
The Serengeti National Park is famous for the ‘Great Migration’, one of the biggest movements of land animals on the planet when up to two million hooved animals—mostly wildebeest and zebra—follow the rains each year in a roughly circular migration between the Serengeti and Kenya’s Masai Mara National Reserve. July sees the herds gather on the western edge of the Serengeti, ready to cross the Grumeti and Mara Rivers; August—September sees the massed herds move northwards and into the Masai Mara; and in October the animals cross back over the Mara River once more and travel to the southern Serengeti plains. Every step of this arduous journey is fascinating to watch, especially as the herds are followed by plenty of predators like lion and cheetah and scavengers like hyenas, while giant crocodiles wait in the rivers. But even without this mass migration, the Serengeti is a spectacular place and these extended days on safari are the perfect way to experience the magic.
Another exciting Serengeti safari today and you might see hippos wallowing in deep-green pools, large crocodiles sunning themselves on riverbanks, elephants having a muddy bath at a waterhole, or a leopard dragging its kill into the branches of a huge yellow-barked acacia tree. A memorable, out-of-the-ordinary experience is to start the day with an optional hot air balloon safari, US$599 per person, and it’s wonderful to float over the plains and rivers of the Serengeti in the first light of dawn and watch the wildlife below.
(160 km, 3 to 4 hours)
Departing the Serengeti, we drive back into the Ngorongoro Conservation Area. This highland region of plains, woodlands and forests protects the Ngorongoro Crater, the world’s largest caldera and a designated UNESCO World Heritage Site. It is 19.2-km in diameter, 610-metres deep and covers an area of 304-sq-km and was formed when a volcano erupted and collapsed on itself approximately two and a half million years ago. The well-fertilised volcanic soils create rich grazing for the animals and it is often referred to as ‘the Garden of Eden’. On the way, and for an extra fee, you can stop at the museum at Olduvai Gorge to learn about the archaeological excavations that escalated the studies of early man. In the afternoon we enjoy our first descent down to the crater floor and your expert guide will show you every corner of the dramatic landscape to see some of the 20,000 or so large mammals that live there. These include a number of black rhino, making the crater the best place in Tanzania to see these amazing creatures, and it’s also well-known for high densities of carnivores including leopard, lion, hyena and jackal. When we ascend back to the crater rim, you may catch a glimpse of a magnificent sunset before heading to our camp/lodge
We have multiple amount of accommodations, which fits any type of budget
Ngorongoro Farm House is a small, upscale hotel built on a 500-acre coffee farm, everything is designed to transport you to the comfort and style of bygone eras.
Situated on the edge of the Ngorongoro Crater Forest, The Castle is Tanzania’s newest and most exclusive safari lodge.
The Unique configuration of the luxury suites provides for privacy and solitude for couples and smaller groups visiting the lodge.
Nestled high above the plains into the Crater’s jagged rim, cloaked in river stone and indigenous vines, Ngorongoro Serena Safari Lodge is barely visible to the naked eye.
After an early breakfast, we head back down into the crater for another thrilling game drive. This breath-taking oasis provides a haven for both predator and prey to live among the grasslands, swamps, fresh springs and savannah woodlands. All the Big Five are present—rhino, lion, leopard, buffalo and elephant—as well as most of the plains game with the exception of giraffe as the crater walls are too steep for them to climb down. The birdlife is largely seasonal and is also affected by the ratio of soda to fresh water in Lake Magadi on the crater floor, but you are likely to see flamingos, geese, storks, vultures and more. We take a break from the vehicle for lunch at the Ngoitoktok Springs picnic site—look out for the entertaining black kites (large birds of prey) that brazenly swoop down to grab food.
(64 km, 1 to 2 hours)
After breakfast, depart for Lake Manyara National Park on the floor of the Great Rift Valley for an afternoon game drive. At 330-sq-km, this is one of Tanzania’s smallest parks and about 200-sq-km is covered by its Rift Valley soda lake. The dense woodlands and steep mountainsides make it very scenic, especially from the viewpoints on top of the escarpment looking down on the lake. The varied ecosystem consists of ground water forests, acacia woodland and open grassland along the lakeshore. These habitats sustain a wealth of wildlife, including large herds of elephant and buffalo, giraffe and impala, while troops of olive baboon and Sykes monkey frolic in the trees and you might be lucky and spot the famous tree-climbing lions that the park is famous for. The lake also attracts more than 400 species of birds, and even a first-time visitor to Africa might reasonably expect to observe 100 of these in one day. Highlights include thousands of pink-hued flamingos as well as other large water birds such as pelicans, cormorants and storks.
We have multiple amount of accommodations, which fits any type of budget
Manyara Wildlife Safari Camp lies along the 600 meter Rift Valley Escarpment over the river basin overlooking the lake itself.
Situated 2.6 km from Viewpoint, 2.6 km from Waterhole and 5 km from Viewpoint (Lake Manyara), Migunga Tented Camp offers accommodation set in Mto wa Mbu.
Tanzania’s towering Mto wa Mbu escarpment provides a remarkable backdrop for a one-of-a-kind visit.
Lake Manyara Tortilis Camp features a row of fully furnished tents at the base of the Great African Rift Valley Escarpment, with a perfect view of Lake Manyara.
(130 km, 3 to 4 hours)
After a morning game drive in Lake Manyara National Park, return to your camp/lodge for a final lunch when you can reflect about all the amazing African wildlife you have seen on this exciting 9-day safari. Our final leisurely drive is back to Arusha and your hotel or the airport for your onward flight.
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All trip prices are per person based on double occupancy or single occupancy unless otherwise noted. Optional activities are at an additional cost. All prices and fares are quoted in U.S. dollars. Children below 3 years are free of Charge, children between 3 and 12 years will pay 75% of the adult rate.
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Supported projects are based on internationally recognized standards and are third-party audited. They entail a series of positive impacts on the ground, which benefit local communities and ecosystems, that are aligned with the UN Sustainable Development Goals.
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