5 Days explore Tanzania safari

After breakfast, our safari guide will pick you from your hotel and proceed to Lake Manyara National Park for game drives with a picnic lunch. Lake Manyara National Park is famous for its biodiversity. The park includes different environments: the lake, the forest and the plain. The lions climb trees because they don't like wet soil due to underground springs. It is rich in primates, birds and big mammals. After game drives, we'll drive to the lodge for dinner and your overnight stay.

You will have breakfast at the Camp/lodge and depart for Serengeti national park via Ndutu area where you will see the great migration. Serengeti Park is the most famous park of all in Africa. It is more than 15,000 square kilometers of savannah full of lions, leopards, cheetahs, giraffes, elephants and many other wild animals. After game drives, we will drive to the camp/lodge for dinner and your overnight stay.

After breakfast follows a full game drive in the central Serengeti, home of big cats, lions, leopard, and cheetahs. You will have a picnic lunch, and in the evening, you'll go back to the camp/lodge for an evening campfire, shower and overnight stay.

Morning after breakfast, we will experience the last game drive in Serengeti Park with a picnic lunch. In the afternoon, we will proceed to Ngorongoro Conservation Area for our overnight stay on the crater rim. The Ngorongoro Crater is a must-see while on safari in Tanzania for its high density of wild animals. The Ngorongoro Conservation Area is a conservation project where the Maasai and their livestock live together with wild animals. After game drives, we will drive to the camp/lodge for dinner and your overnight stay.

Morning after breakfast, we will descend inside the Ngorongoro Crater for game drives with a picnic lunch. In the afternoon, we will drive back to Arusha where the safari ends. The Ngorongoro Crater is a must-see while on safari in Tanzania for its high density of wild animals. The Ngorongoro Conservation Area is a conservation project where the Maasai and their livestock live together with wild animals.