You will be picked up from Kilimanjaro International Airport by our staff and transferred to ARUSHA for resting after a long flight. Our staff will answer all your queries regarding your upcoming safari and provide you with a short briefing as well. Afterwards, you will be taken to your accommodation.

Your safari guide will pick you up from your lodging after breakfast and transport you to Tarangire National Park (approximately 2 hours away). The Tarangire region is well renowned for its herds of elephants, savannah, famous baobab trees, seasonal marshes, and the Tarangire River, which sustains life. Giraffe, bushbuck, and hartebeest are frequently spotted among the animals that congregate along the river. Buffalo, zebra, and wildebeest are additional residents of the park. Numerous predators, including lions and leopards, are attentively monitoring these animals. You may take in the scenery and observe the wildlife from the open roof of the car.

You will take pleasure in a picnic lunch in the park that consists of a delectable meal, coffee, and soft beverages. After spending the entire day in the park, you will drive to your lodging where you may unwind, eat dinner, and spend the night.

You will go to the Ngorongoro Crater, the largest volcanic caldera in the world, after an early breakfast. It is 600 m deep and about 20 km broad, and it is renowned for its extensive biodiversity. In addition to the Big Five, more than 500 different species of birds as well as wildebeest, gazelles, and reedbucks are drawn to the many springs. You will travel to the Serengeti after lunch. The Serengeti National Park is the largest park in Tanzania and features a variety of habitats and sceneries, including grassy plains, lakes, marshes, and savannah.

You’ll have one more early breakfast before leaving for your game drive at around 6:30 am. You’ll spend 6-7 hours visiting this amazing Park. Numerous animals, including impalas, buffalo, crocodiles, and hippos, call the Serengeti home. It is better renowned for its large zebra and wildebeest populations that migrate. Rainfall varies from year to year and affects the animals’ journey. In addition of the moving herds, predators like lions, cheetahs, and leopards may be visible. You will return to Karatu at around 2:00 pm, getting there in time for dinner.

You will go to Lake Manyara National Park, the last stop on this epic safari, after breakfast. It is 120 kilometers west of Arusha and is a relatively modest yet varied park. A little Salt Lake serves as the park’s namesake. Thousands of flamingos and more than 500 other bird species call it home; it occupies a sizable portion of the park and floods and dries with the seasons. Monkeys, giraffes, zebras, wildebeests, buffalo, elephants, and, maybe, lions relaxing in the trees can all be spotted while exploring the park. The park is renowned for its diverse topography, which includes cliffs covered with baobab trees, as well as broad, grassy plains and woodlands home to primates. You will travel a long distance to return to Arusha, where you will arrive later in the evening.