Day 1: – Arrival JRO
Arrival JRO, meet & greet on arrival by RA rep and transferred to Arusha for overnight at Arusha Coffee Lodge – Meal Plan B/B in Plantation Room
Day 2: – Depart
Depart morning and drive to Tarangire National Park, spend full day game viewing and overnight at Tarangire Tree Camp – Meal Plan F/B
Day 3:
Morning and late afternoon game drive in Tarangire National Park and overnight at Tarangire Tree Camp – Meal plan F/B
Tarangire National Park (TNP) – This Park is best known for Baobab Trees and The Elephants. The TNP has easy access from ARUSHA, where you can reach within 2 and half hours’ drive. The park has different diversity and its corridor for elephants to cross on other side to migrate to Lake Manyara National Park.
The Savannah in TNP is unique experience. There is also lot of game to view. This park is close to Maasai steppe, hence the movement of wild animals is quite common to be viewed sometimes closer on the main road connecting between Arusha and Tarangire.
There is also famous river called Tarangire River, which is passing in the middle of the park. Hence, this river provides refuge for animals’ during the dry season, especially for Elephants, who consume high volume of water.
Day 4
Early morning depart to Serengeti National Park, game drive en-route to your lodge. Overnight at one Serengeti Pioneer Camp – Meal plan F/B – Serengeti Migration Camp – Meal Plan F/B
Day 5
Full day in Serengeti National Park and overnight at Serengeti Pioneer Camp – Meal Plan F/B Serengeti Migration Camp – Meal Plan F/B
Day 6
Full Day in Serengeti National Park Game and overnight at Serengeti Pioneer Camp – Meal plan F/B – Serengeti Migration Camp – Meal Plan F/B
April, May, June & July we provide Pioneer Luxury Tented Camp – Reason being, the Migration of Wildebeest is around Central Serengeti
July, Aug, Sept and October we provide Migration Tented Camp – Reason being, the Migration of Wildebeest is towards the North of Serengeti
Serengeti National Park, is famously known for its vast endless plains, flora and fauna, the great wildebeest migration, the crocs of river Grumeti, the uniqueness of the park etc. Serengeti is discussed and documented park on this earth by different media channels, around the world, including BBC, NatGeo, Discovery, CNN, CCTV and the list goes on.
Visit to Serengeti National Park is one of the wish list of any traveler who loves and adores the wildlife expedition. Serengeti, is one unique National Park, which has been visited by so many visitors, including celebrities from all around the world. Indeed Serengeti, does provide the significance experience of every wildlife adventure. Visit to Serengeti is life time experience.
Day 7
Early morning depart and drive to Ngorongoro Conservation Area. Ascend down the crater with packed lunch and spend full day game viewing down at the crater. Overnight at The Manor at Ngorongoro Meal Plan F/B
Ngorongoro, the only crater in the world which has wildlife animals. This caldera collapsed, as per the archeologist and geology research record, approximately about 2 million years ago. According to these findings, there is also interesting information, about the fallen caldera. According to research study, they say, the fallen Caldera may have been even highest mountain (peak), than Mt Kilimanjaro. Hence, visit to Ngorongoro, is one more lifetime experience for guests.
Day 8
After breakfast drive to Arusha and be transferred to the Airport for your onward journey. – End of service
Trip Exclusion:
All the extras, such as gratuity, (we recommend $20.00 per person per day for safari guide) alcohol, soft drinks, camera, binoculars, personal hygiene items, travel insurance and evacuation insurance.
COVID19 Test, PCR Test, COVID Vaccine
Cost: High Season – June, July, Aug, September, October, 20 th Dec to 6 th Jan
2 Guests – Per Person Sharing – $6520.00
4 Guests – Per person Sharing – $5795.00
6 Guests – per Person Sharing – $5555.00
(Add $300.00 per person when providing Serengeti Migration Camp Accommodation)
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