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Your Journey, Step by Step
After arriving at Kilimanjaro International Airport, our team will be there to drive you to your hotel. Once you check in at your hotel, you will have some time to relax and refresh in your room.
Later in the evening, you will explore Arusha town and visit the local markets or the Cultural Heritage Centre. You will return to your hotel after dinner.
After breakfast, drive to Tarangire National Park, known for its stunning landscapes and large elephant herds. The drive to Tarangire National Park from Arusha is approximately 2 hours.
You will enjoy a full-day game drive, where you can see diverse wildlife, including zebras, giraffes, and the park’s famous baobab trees. In the late afternoon, you will drive to your lodge for dinner and an overnight stay.
Today, you will head to the Central Serengeti, the heart of the Serengeti National Park. The drive from Tarangire National Park to Central Serengeti National Park is approximately 4 to 5 hours long.
The Central Serengeti National Park is known for its rich wildlife, including lions, cheetahs, and large herds of wildebeest and buffalo.
You will enjoy a full-day game drive and take in the dramatic landscapes that this UNESCO World Heritage site offers.
After breakfast today, you will travel to the northern region of Serengeti. The northern region of Serengeti is renowned for its part in the Great Migration (seasonal) and abundant predators.
From Central Serengeti National Park, the drive to Northern Serengeti National Park takes about 3 to 4 hours.
You will spend the day exploring this less crowded but stunningly beautiful area. You will enjoy a full-day game drive and return to your lodge in the evening.
Today, after breakfast, you will head back to the central Serengeti to continue your exploration of this world-famous park. The drive will approximately take 2 to 3 hours.
In the afternoon, you will go on full-day game drives, which will offer new opportunities to see wildlife in different environments, from the plains to the rivers. Later in the evening, you will return to your lodge for dinner.
After breakfast, you will leave Serengeti and head to Ngorongoro Crater. The drive from Serengeti to Ngorongoro Crater is approximately 3 to 4 hours.
You will descend into the crater for a game drive, where you’ll encounter diverse wildlife in this unique ecosystem. The crater is home to nearly all the “Big Five” and is an incredible spot for wildlife viewing. After your game drive, you will return to your lodge for dinner.
Today, after breakfast, you will travel to the foothills of Mount Kilimanjaro for a scenic and peaceful retreat. Depending on your interests, you can enjoy a hike, visit local villages, or simply relax with a view of the majestic mountain.
You will take an early morning flight and return to Arusha. Upon your arrival, depending on the time of your flight, you will catch a flight back home.
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Your Journey, Step by Step
Eco-friendly safari lodges and tented camps are among the carefully selected lodging options for the journey, which provide the ideal mix of luxury with the natural world.
Every lodge is made to give stunning views of the surrounding countryside, and many of them include contemporary conveniences like solar-powered lighting, private bathrooms, and cozy mattresses to ensure a restful stay while yet being in balance with the environment.
With these distinctive lodging options, you can enjoy the wilderness’s beauty without compromising luxury, making your safari experience sustainable and unforgettable.
You will savor a delectable blend of Tanzanian and foreign food throughout the vacation, beginning with filling breakfasts, game-drive picnic lunches, and sophisticated evenings that highlight regional specialties.
Every meal is created to improve your experience by fusing foreign influences with traditional flavors to produce a unique and unforgettable eating experience.
Your interests will determine the best time to visit Tanzania; safaris are most enjoyable during the dry season, which runs from June to October.
This is especially true in the Serengeti, when the Great Migration and Mara River crossings take place. Because animals congregate around water sources, this season offers bright days, comfortable temperatures, and good wildlife visibility.
November through December brings warm, brief showers that revitalize the environment without significantly interfering with travel plans, making it a more tranquil time of year with fewer people. In the southern Serengeti, the wildebeest calving season occurs during the brief dry period of January to February.
This draws predators and creates breathtaking animal views. Although there are fewer tourists and more beautiful landscapes during the major rainy season, which runs from March to May, some roads may become difficult to navigate.
Lightweight, breathable clothing for warm days
Layered clothing for cool mornings and evenings
Comfortable walking shoes for hikes and safaris
Hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen for sun protection
Binoculars and camera for wildlife viewing
Small backpack for day trips and essentials
Power bank for charging devices in remote areas
Reusable water bottle to stay hydrated
Insect repellent for protection, especially near water
Swimsuit and light cover-up for beach and lodge pools
Compact rain jacket for possible showers
Your Questions, Answered
Pack lightweight, breathable clothing for warm days and a few layers for cooler mornings and evenings. Comfortable walking shoes are a must, as well as a hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen for sun protection. A compact rain jacket and insect repellent are also recommended.
The ideal time is during the dry season from June to October for great wildlife visibility and pleasant weather. January to February is also favorable, especially for viewing wildebeest calving in the Serengeti. While the March to May rainy season sees lush landscapes, it can make some roads challenging.
Yes, daily breakfasts are included. Lunch and dinner are not included unless specified, but you’ll find options at each lodge or nearby for additional meals.
Expect to see a variety of wildlife, including elephants, lions, zebras, giraffes, cheetahs, and wildebeests. You can also witness the Great Migration in the Serengeti, depending on the season.
Most lodges offer Wi-Fi in common areas, though connectivity may be limited due to the remote locations. It’s a good opportunity to unplug and fully enjoy the experience.
A passport is required, with a visa for most nationalities. Consult a health professional for recommended vaccinations for Tanzania, including yellow fever, typhoid, and malaria prevention.
Yes, travel insurance is highly recommended, covering medical emergencies, trip cancellations, and lost luggage, especially for travel to remote safari locations.
When visiting local villages or towns, dressing modestly is appreciated. A simple greeting like “Jambo” (hello) is a friendly gesture, and learning a few basic Swahili phrases is a great way to connect with locals.
Yes, lodges have electricity for charging devices, but power may be limited in some remote camps. Bringing a power bank is useful for keeping your devices ready for photos.
Safari guides are trained in safe wildlife viewing practices. Follow their instructions, keep a respectful distance, and avoid sudden movements to ensure both your safety and that of the animals.
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