Day 1 Arusha Town – Tarangire National Park
We leave Arusha for Tarangire National Park where we shall have lunch. Because this park has a permanent source of water, the park is actually has guaranteed large numbers of game such as cheetahs, tree-climbing lion s, leopards plus hyenas in addition to about 3,500 elephants. This park is as well home to several of uncommon species such as elands, oryxs, kudus plus gerenuks.
Overnight at Tarangire Sopa Lodge
Day 2 Lake Manyara National Park
Following breakfast, head to Lake Manyara National Park. The wildlife in this small park is abundant and the wonderful bird watching will certainly offer a great experience. It is as well among the very few destinations in Africa to view the tree-climbing lions that will actually be day’s quest. The numerous pink flamingoes will as well fascinate you.
Day 3 Serengeti National Park
Following an early breakfast drive to Serengeti through Ngorongoro Conservation area with a packed lunch enjoying game viewing along the way. So exception, in fact is the Serengeti which is a World Heritage Site and actually listed among the International Biosphere Reserves. Its breathtaking landscape typifies Africa in the golden endless plains. the long serene days at Serengeti Serena Lodge offer the reward of outstanding game viewing plus utmost tranquility. Dine and sleep at Serengeti.
Day 4 Ngorongoro Crater
Following breakfast continue with the game drive within Serengeti National Park. Following lunch head to Ngorongoro Crater and visit the Olduvai Gorge en route. This Great Rift Valley is referred to as the “Cradle of Mankind” because of the great discoveries made by the Leakey family at the Olduvai Gorge of human-fossils dated to about 2 million years ago. We tour this wonderful site ahead of continuing to the Ngorongoro Crater.
informally the “8th natural wonder of the world,” this old amphitheatre creates an exceptional habitat of wildlife with more than 20,000 animals living here.
Day 5 Ngorongoro Crater – Arusha Town – Depart
Today morning we move 2,000 ft below into the huge caldera of an extinct volcano. This splendid natural amphitheatre hosts the largest number of animals found in Africa. Lions, black rhinos as well as elephants share this area with the local Maasai people. Since the grasses are not long, animals are easily spotted. We spend a wonderful morning on the bottom of this crater observing the various animals in this World Heritage Site. Right after having your picnic lunch within the crater drive back to the city of Arusha where you will arrive in the late evening.
