7 Days Tanzania Safari

Day 1 Moshi to Tarangire National Park.

This morning After breakfast we will collect you from hotel and drive along a scenic route to Tarangire national park , The beauty of the park will offers you an awesome game viewing you have never seen and during the dry season, , it draws hundreds of animals to the park, making for a wildlife and bird viewing spectacular. The landscape is varied, with grassy savannah plains, swamps, hills and spectacular baobabs. Also during the dry season Elephants abound, Families of the ancient trunks of Baobao trees and strip acacia bark from the thorn trees, Breathtaking view of the Masai steppe and mountain in the south makes a stopover at Tarangire a memorable experience, you can see herds and group of animals like Elephant, followed by Zebras, Buffalo and oryxes who venture from Masai to the Tarangire in search of water, There are also few Lions prowling around looking for unexpecting preys around the jungle, There are more breeding species of birds found in Tarangire national park than anywhere else on the planet, Also Tarangire is straversed by the Tarangire River which never drirs up being the only source of water during the dry season, . late afternoon drive back to mto wa mbu for dinner and over night.

Day 2 Mto wa Mbu to Lake Natron

After breakfast, drive to Lake Natron has a number of activities that are very easily combined with walks in the middle of the day there is the nearby Ngare Sero gorge that you can walk to options of long hikes to the source or shorter hikes to waterfalls. The staffs are on hand to make you stay as adventurous or relaxing as you want. Late afternoon you will drive to overnight at Hotel. FB

Day 3 Mto Wa Mtu to Serengeti National Park

The drive to Serengeti National Park via Olduvai Gorge takes 3 to 4 hours. Olduvai Gorge is an archaeological site located in the eastern Serengeti plains, in which early human fossils were first discovered. It has an amazing landscape that resulted from the same tectonic forces that created the Great Rift Valley millions of years ago Your journey to Olduvai Gorge promises to be an extraordinary voyage through time, offering a captivating glimpse into the roots of human history. This archaeological treasure trove has yielded remarkable discoveries, including ancient fossils and stone tools that provide invaluable insights into our early ancestors and the evolution of human civilization. As you explore the rugged terrain of Olduvai Gorge, guided by expert archaeologists, you’ll be immersed in the rich narratives of our prehistoric past. Unravel the mysteries of early human life and culture, and stand in awe of the profound significance this site holds for our understanding of humanity’s origins. The
experience at Olduvai Gorge is an enlightening and humbling adventure, connecting you with the deep heritage that unites us all. In the late evening, return to the dinner, and overnight inside the park.

Day 4 Full Game Drive in Serengeti National Park

Today is devoted to exploring the wonders of Central Serengeti. Rise with the sun for a full day of thrilling game drives. Witness the incredible diversity of wildlife that calls this region home, including the Big Five – lions, elephants, buffalos, leopards, and rhinos. Keep your camera ready to capture unforgettable moments in this wildlife paradise. As the day draws to a close, return to your cozy accommodation in Central Serengeti, where the sounds of the wilderness will lull you to sleep.
Be one of only a few fortunate people to glide in a Hot Air Balloon over the Serengeti Plains (available at supplementary cost by pre-arrangement). Floating silently above the awakening bush, while spotting wildlife and enjoying the amazing scenery of Africa, across rivers and over numerous small villages.

Day 5 Serengeti -Ngorongoro

After breakfast you will Enjoy a morning game drive en-route to Ngorongoro Crater for a once in a lifetime safari tour. The jewel in Ngorongoro’s crown, this thick volcanic crater is the most significant unflooded and unbroken caldera in the world. Upon descending to the crater floor, you will visit Lake Magadi, a large but shallow alkaline lake in thesouthwestern corner of the crater, which is one of the crater’s leading features.The crater is 20 km in diameter, 600 m high and is the largest intact crater in the world. An estimated 30,000 large mammals live in the crater, which features a salt lake at its center. This is one of the most densely populated wildlife areas in the world! And also is the best place in Tanzania to see black rhino as well as prides of lion that include the magnificent black-manned males. There are lots of colorful flamingoes and a variety of water birds. Other game that you can see includes leopard, cheetah, hyena, other members of the antelope family, and small mammals. The Masai and Hadzabe people live together in harmony with the animals that also call this place home. From the edge you will look out over the impressive crater and all of its wonderful inhabitants. In the afternoon we will drive back to your lodge for your overnight stay.

Day 6 Lake Eyasi

During your cultural tour to the Hadzabe community, get ready for a captivating journey into the ancient and fascinating traditions of one of Africa’s last hunter-gatherer tribes. You will experience their exceptional hunting and foraging skills as you join them on traditional expeditions using bows and arrows, gaining insight into their sustainable way of life deeply connected to nature. Immerse yourself in their vibrant dances, rhythmic singing, and captivating storytelling sessions, witnessing the rich cultural heritage passed down through generations. Discover their profound knowledge of medicinal plants and healing practices, showcasing their reliance on the natural world for sustenance and well-being. The warm hospitality and genuine interactions with the Hadzabe people will leave a lasting impact, fostering mutual understanding and appreciation between cultures. This once-in-a-lifetime encounter promises to inspire and humble you, offering an unforgettable experience and a profound appreciation for the resilience and traditions of the Hadzabe community.

Day 7 Lake Manyara

This morning drive to Lake Manyara National Park. Set against the steep escarpment of the Rift Valley, you’ll find Lake Manyara National Park with its evergreen groundwater forest and variety of ecosystems including acacia woodland, grassy plains, a swampy fan delta, and – of course – the expansive lake. This diversity attracts a wide variety of mammal, bird, and wildlife species. Manyara is also home to rare tree-climbing lions. The park offers excellent game viewing with buffalo, impala, giraffe, bushbuck, waterbuck, hippos, and lots of elephants roam near the lake. Also look out for blue monkeys, vervet monkeys, and the very active Olive baboon troops. Lake Manyara is an absolute delight, with a huge variety of birds on display in the park. Even the novice can expect to be amazed by large flamingo flocks, circling birds of prey, and the brightly colored lilac breasted roller. Your trip will come to an end in the late afternoon and we will proceed to Moshi town or Kilimanjaro international airport for departure.