Your Safari adventure starts today! We pick you up from your hotel in or around Arusha. During the 2,5 hour drive you will enjoy the view of the beautiful nature, landscapes and local communities. We’ll do a full day game drive in Tarangire Safari Park which is famous for its impressive numbers of elephants, extremly ancient baobab trees (1000+ years old) and tree climbing African Pythons. At the end of the day we go to Africa Safari Lake Manyara where you overnight in camping Safari tents. You can take a dive into the swimming pool and enjoy a sun-downer drink at the bar.
This day we will head towards the Serengeti National Park. After a few hour drive we will arrive at the Serengeti gate. After lunch we do a game drive all afternoon in this beautiful park. The Serengeti is known for its endless plains of savannah and forest landscapes. The park is famous for the migration involving about 1.5 million herbivores and followers.
At the end of the day we arrive at Africa Safari Ikoma Lodge. Located between Serengeti Seronera, Grumeti and Ikorongo Game Reserves the location is perfect for exploring the Serengeti. It’s the perfect retreat for a relaxing moment watching birdlife or a herd of impala grazing quietly around the camp area or rather just relax while listening to the sounds of the African bush.
The third day we spend one more day in Serengeti and late afternoon we head to Ndutu/South Serengeti where we overnight Africa Safari South Serengeti. The area is famous for the calving season of the Great Migration, an absolute highlight of the annual wildebeest migration.
Today we wake up early in the morning and after breakfast we will drive into the wonderful Ngorongoro Conservation Area. The Ngorongoro crater is the largest intact caldera in the world, with an estimated 30,000 large mammals living inside permanently. When you arrive at the edge of this crater, you will enjoy a stunning and unique view into the expansive plains below you. Due to its natural borders, there is an abundance of wildlife throughout the conservation area which is home to the Big Five (Lion, Leopard, Elephant, Buffalo and the extremely rare African Black Rhino) as well as hyenas, zebras and gnus to name but a few. After your game drive in the conservation area you will return back to Arusha where you arrive in the evening.
• 4 days Budget Safari
• an upgraded camping Safari including the most important northern parks in Tanzania
• Safari to Tarangire National Park, Serengeti National Park and the Ngorongoro Crater
• classic game drives without any specific physical challenges
• 1x night in Safari tent at Africa Safari Lake Manyara
• 1x night in Safari tent at Africa Safari Serengeti Ikoma
• 1x night Africa Safari South Serengeti
This is a private Safari which can be adjusted in accommodation and routing to fit your needs.
• possible all year round, but can get adventurous during rainy season
• daily departure
• ideal for couples, families, friends, small groups etc.
• starting in Arusha / ending in Arusha
• best flights into Kilimanjaro International Airport (JRO)
This map serves to give you an approximate outline of the trip itinerary. The number in each map pin corresponds to the day of this Safari proposal. The exact routing will be determined by our experienced local tour guides.
Game drives with a Safari Truck with pop up roof and experienced guide
National Parks entrance, special camping &
concession fees
2x overnight at Safari Tents with shared bathroom facilities – full board (3 meals per day)
1x night Africa Safari South Serengeti – full board
Drinking water (1,5 liter per day)
Booking and Reservation charges
International flight
Airport transfers (can be arranged)
Overnight before and after safari (can be arranged)
Tourist visa & Personal travel insurance
Drinks & Snacks
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