You will explore Tarangire, Serengeti, and Ngorongoro throughout the course of your four-day safari. You'll be surprised by elephant herds and baobab trees at Tarangire National Park. You want to see as much wildlife as possible, and visiting the wide plains of the Serengeti will allow you to witness the famous wildebeest migration. At the Ngorongoro Conservation Area, crater residents include hippo, rhino, and buffalo.
You go to the Tarangire National Park in the morning following breakfast and a briefing on the safari. The wonder of this natural reserve is enhanced by the enormous baobab trees, the bush savannah, and the periodic marshes. One of the greatest places to see elephants up close is the park. Additionally, the park is home to buffaloes, zebras, and wildebeests, all of which are constantly being closely watched by a variety of predators including lions. Although cheetahs are rarely seen, leopards are occasionally sighted. You may take in the scenery and observe the wildlife from the safari jeep's open roof. You will depart the park in the late afternoon and travel by car to the lodge, where you will spend the night.
Following breakfast, you will travel through the lovely high-lying farms of Karatu and the Ngorongoro Conservation Area Authority (NCAA) to reach the Serengeti National Park. You will journey deep into the heart of wild Africa after leaving the highlands. You'll get there in time for a picnic lunch and a game drive in the park in the late afternoon. Overnight dinner at the Camp.
You will enjoy a morning game drive in the park after an early breakfast at the camp, and then you will travel to the Ngorongoro Conservation Area while taking a game drive and packed lunch. You will make an optional stop at Olduvai Gorge, which boasts a past that goes back to the beginning of time. Here, researchers Drs. Lois and Mary Leakey found the skulls of "Handy Man" and "Nutcracker Man," two pivotal figures in the history of human evolution. You will reach your lodging in plenty of time for leisure activities, dinner, and overnight.
After an early breakfast today, we'll head straight for the crater. In this breathtaking location, you may find practically all of the East African wildlife species, including the rare black rhino, which, with any luck, we might be able to see. You can decide whether to eat a hot lunch in the camp or a picnic at Hippo Lake. After that, we'll return to Arusha. Around 5 o'clock is when we plan to return to town. We can change plans, though, if there is a flight to catch.
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