Day 1: Arrival in Arusha – Welcome to Northern Tanzania

After touching down at Kilimanjaro International Airport, our representative will receive you with a warm greeting before transferring you to your hotel in Arusha. This first evening offers a chance to unwind and prepare for the exciting days ahead.

If your arrival time allows, enjoy a short walk through Arusha town, where lively markets and local crafts create a wonderful introduction to Tanzanian culture. Later, a short orientation with your safari guide will go over the itinerary and important details, helping you get ready for the wildlife holiday that lies ahead.

Day 2: Arusha to Tarangire National Park – Land of Elephants and Baobabs

Your safari holiday kicks off after breakfast as you leave Arusha behind and travel to Tarangire National Park. This reserve is known for its large elephant herds, iconic baobab trees, and seasonal river that attracts various animals.

Your first game drive offers sightings of giraffes, wildebeests, zebras, and possibly predators such as leopards or hyenas. Stop midday for a picnic within the park and enjoy lunch surrounded by unspoiled nature. After more wildlife viewing in the afternoon, head to your lodge near the park for dinner and overnight stay.

Day 3: Tarangire to Lake Manyara National Park – Flamingos and Forests

Today’s safari tour leads you toward Lake Manyara National Park. The drive itself offers scenic views of villages, hills, and farmland. Once at the park, prepare for a mix of forest, acacia woodland, open grassy areas, and the soda lake itself—home to thousands of flamingos.

A game drive reveals troops of baboons, grazing buffalo, shy bushbucks, and if you’re lucky, the famous lions that rest in trees. Bird lovers will be thrilled by sightings of pelicans, hornbills, and storks. At day’s end, settle into your lodge and rest up for the next leg of your safari holiday.

Day 4: Lake Manyara to Serengeti National Park – Across the Plains

After breakfast, continue your safari holiday with a scenic drive toward Serengeti National Park. This vast area is one of Africa’s most well-known safari destinations, celebrated for its open spaces and abundant wildlife.

During your game drive, you’ll witness scenes of wildebeests grazing beside topis, gazelles darting through the grasslands, and lions resting in the shade. The Serengeti is also home to cheetahs, jackals, elephants, and large numbers of hyenas. Arrive at your tented camp by evening for a fireside dinner and overnight stay in the heart of the wilderness.

Day 5: Full Day in Serengeti National Park – Big Game Safari

Today is devoted to game drives across the Serengeti plains. Begin early in search of wildlife as the morning light reveals predators on the move and grazers feeding. With your guide, track the presence of buffalo, elephants, leopards, rhinos, and lions—the celebrated “Big Five.”

If your safari aligns with the Great Migration, you’ll likely witness thousands of wildebeests and zebras making their seasonal trek. The migration attracts predators and scavengers alike, adding intensity to your day’s sightings.

Enjoy lunch in a scenic picnic spot before continuing your search for more wildlife. End your day at the camp, where dinner and rest await after a rewarding day of exploration.

Day 6: Serengeti to Ngorongoro via Olduvai Gorge – History and Wildlife

After breakfast, set out for the Ngorongoro Conservation Area. Along the way, stop at Olduvai Gorge, a renowned archaeological site where early human fossils were uncovered. The small museum and short guided tour will provide background on our species’ earliest ancestors.

After this enriching stop, continue to the Ngorongoro Crater area. As you reach the crater’s edge, gaze out over one of Africa’s most unique and concentrated wildlife habitats. Your lodge for the night sits close to the crater rim or floor, offering views and a peaceful environment to relax before the final day of your safari tour.

Day 7: Ngorongoro Crater – Wildlife Viewing and Departure

Rise early and descend into the Ngorongoro Crater for your last game drive. Often called the world’s largest intact volcanic caldera, the crater shelters lions, zebras, buffalo, warthogs, hippos, and possibly black rhinos. The lakes also attract flocks of flamingos and other bird species.

With your guide’s help, spot rare animals while learning about this unique ecosystem. Stop for a picnic lunch in the crater before making your way back to Arusha.

Once in Arusha, you’ll be transferred to Kilimanjaro International Airport for your departure. As your Tanzania safari holiday comes to an end, you’ll carry with you moments of wonder and a deeper appreciation for Africa’s wild treasures.

Inclusions

•  Park Fees (for Non-Residents).
•  Daily game drives while on Safari.
• Meals as per itinerary.
•  Concession/ Camping Fees.
•  4×4 Land Cruiser.
•  A professional English speaking driver/ guide.
•  All Taxes and VAT.
•  Drinking water while on safari (2 litres per person per day).

Exclusions

•  Airport Transfers (Unless mentioned otherwise).
• Any activities not mentioned in the itinerary.
• International flights.
•  Government imposed increase of Taxes and or Park Fees.
•  Additional accommodation before and at the end of the tour (Unless mentioned otherwise).
• Tips (Tipping guidelines).
•  Personal Items (Souvenirs, Travel Insurance, Visa Fees, etc.).

Add-on tours in Serengeti 

Hot Air Balloon Ride: USD 550per person 

Short Walking Tour (upto 4 hours): USD 45 per person

 Long Walking Tour (upto 6 hours): USD 60 per person 

Add-on tours in Ngorongoro Masai Village Tour: USD 50 per person Olduvai Gorge museum visit: USD 45 per person Ngorongoro Crater Rim Hike: USD 35 per person

Add-on tours in Tarangire Hot Air Balloon Ride: USD 550 per person

Short Walking Tour (upto 4 hours): USD 45 per person

Long Walking Tour (upto 6 hours): USD 60 per person

Night Game Drives (for clients staying inside): USD 100-200 per person depending on lodge