Arrival

• You will be picked up at the airport.
• Accommodation before the tour starts can be arranged for an extra cost.

Day 1
Tarangire National Park

At 8 a.m., we will pick you up from your accommodation and transport you to a unique national park. Tarangire is known for its varied environment, which includes nine distinct vegetation zones. The park is notable for its profusion of Ancient Baobab trees (the continent’s largest trees), which dominate the terrain and dwarf the animals nearby. The park’s river is home to a wide variety of animals, including lions, leopards, zebras, giraffes, buffaloes, antelopes, and, of course, elephants. In fact, the park is home to the country’s largest population of elephants, providing rare opportunities to watch elephant family interactions. The lunch area is fascinating, with an observatory offering spectacular views of the river and wildlife (with good chances of seeing a hunt while having your picnic). We’ll still go on a game drive in the afternoon before heading to your lodging.
Main Destination: Tarangire National Park

Day 2
Serengeti National Park

After an early breakfast, head for the Serengeti, the world’s most famous national park. The driving itself is magnificent, despite its length. You’ll travel up the crater highlands, stopping briefly at the rim for a breathtaking vista of the Ngorongoro Crater. This will be a once-in-a-lifetime experience for anyone who sees it for the first time. As you travel farther into the Serengeti, you’ll see why the name means ‘endless plains’ in the native tongue. The park covers 6,900 square miles (18,000 square kilometers), and for the most part, the plains stretch to the horizon, confounding your notion of distances.
Main Destination: Serengeti National Park

Day 3
Serengeti National Park

The Serengeti National Park is open for the entire day. The Serengeti is home to 2 million wildebeests, hundreds of thousands of zebras, and a diverse range of antelopes, including many impalas and Thomson’s gazelles. When it comes to Big Cats and large predators, it’s the place to go to see lions, cheetahs, leopards, and hyenas, with many television scenes, such as the renowned river crossings, being filmed here. Smaller creatures such as foxes, mongooses, honey badgers, jackals, monkeys, baboons, rock hyrax, and African hares, as well as more than 500 bird species, call this park home. We are entirely accommodating to your needs, and this day will be planned around your tastes. Your guide will discuss the optimum timings for you on each day of the safari, including game drives and wake-up times.
Main Destination: Serengeti National Park

Day 4
Ngorongoro Conservation Area

We recommend getting up extremely early on this day to go on an early morning game drive (when the animals are more active) and view one of the most beautiful sunrises you’ll ever see. It’s truly one of the most beautiful things you can do. After the wildlife drive, we’ll return to the camp for a delicious lunch before heading to Ngorongoro, the world’s eighth wonder. You’ll arrive in time for a sundowner at Ngorongoro.
Main Destination: Ngorongoro Crater

Day 5
Lake Natron

We’ll get up very early in the morning and descend into the crater bottom for a fantastic morning of wildlife viewing in one of the most beautiful places on the planet. The crater covers 102 square miles and has 2.000-foot-high walls, making it a virtual Noah’s ark that is home to almost every species of East African fauna. It’s one of the few places on the entire continent where you can see a black rhinoceros. Africa has the highest concentration of wildlife on the continent. A river, various marshes, a soda lake with a large concentration of flamingos, a forest, and open plains may all be found within the crater. It’s also known for its elephants, which are the world’s largest and have enormous tusks. This is owing to the volcanic soil’s and grasses’ high mineral concentration. The Ngorongoro Crater is a Natural Wonder of the World. After the game drive, proceed to the unique Lake Natron (4 hours) for a picnic lunch. Visit to the lake and its environs.
Main Destination: Lake Natron (Lake)

Day 6
Lake Natron

You’ll go for early morning treks to the lake flats to see flamingos after a coffee and cookie wake-up call. Lake Natron is located at the base of Africa’s only active volcano (Oldonyo Lengai), between the Ngorongoro Highlands and the Serengeti Plains, in a dry and lonely location that is also home to Maasai. This Lake is one of the world’s most alkaline lakes, providing a unique habitat for millions of small crustaceans and attracting tens of thousands of Lesser flamingos. Trek to local waterfalls after breakfast. These waterfalls, which are beautiful and surrounded by rich flora, interrupt the savannah’s yellow color pattern. Arusha is the next stop.

Main Destination: Lake Natron (Lake)

End of tour

• Additional accommodation can be arranged for an extra cost.
• You’ll be dropped off at the airport.