Wild Tanzania

Upon arrival at Tanzania airport and after clearing customs, your guide will take you to the hotel (transfer of approximately 40 minutes). Room available from 14.00 hours. Rest of the day at leisure to rest, relax at the lodge swimming pool and/or optional activities. Lunch, dinner and overnight in Arusha.

After breakfast, depart for Tarangire National Park, which we will reach after approximately three hours on a tarmac road to the park's entrance gate. This park is considered to be one of the most beautiful refuges for Tanzania's great wildlife. Its name comes from the Tarangire River, which crosses the park from south to north. Baobabs and acacias dominate throughout the landscape, as well as elephants. In addition, we will be able to observe some animals that are not found in other parks, such as the jackal or types of antelopes that are only found here. Picnic lunch and continue the safari in the afternoon, taking advantage of the best light to take pictures of animals and landscapes. The best time to visit Tarangire is from mid-July to February, but the park can hold wonderful surprises all year round. Arrival at the camp around 17.30, where we can relax and admire the spectacle that nature offers every end of the day. Dinner and overnight in Tarangire.

Early breakfast at the camp. This day will be dedicated to the discovery of the Ngorongoro Crater, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The Ngorongoro caldera measures 20 km in inner diameter and protects in its centre an incredibly rich fauna, perfectly protected by a 600 meters high wall. This natural amphitheatre is undoubtedly the most famous wildlife reserve in the world... It is the land of the Big Five: buffalo, elephant, leopard, lion and rhinoceros. Picnic lunch. Continuation of the safari in the afternoon, in this splendid place which offers at the same time a part of forests, plains and marshes and where you will cross a different fauna, in varied landscapes. Ascent of the crater around 16.00 and small stage going down on the northern slope of the crater, to admire the superb landscapes with beautiful light. After arriving at our camp, we will take a 1h walk on the top of a Kopjes to admire the great plains of the Serengeti before the sun goes down. Dinner and overnight in Olduvai.

After breakfast at the camp, we will continue our game drive, heading for the great plains of the Serengeti. The Serengeti is a vast ecosystem, home to a dazzling array of wildlife and the site of the largest migration on the planet. The name comes from the Maasai word for endless plains, but the Serengeti is much more, with forests, riverine forests and wetlands that are home to several species of mammals and more than 300 varieties of birds. The fate of these animals is intimately linked to the ever-changing landscape. The transition from the rainy season to the dry season means there is no rest or stability: the people who live here must be constantly on the move to survive in the savannah. Picnic lunch. In the afternoon, we will continue our safari along the Seronera and Banagi rivers, where there is often a high concentration of felines (lions, leopards...). Arrival at the camp around 17:00 / 17:30. Dinner and overnight at Serengeti.

Breakfast at camp and second day on safari in the Serengeti. Picnic lunch. Afternoon game drive and return to camp around 17:00 / 17:30. Dinner and overnight in Serengeti.

After breakfast, game drive around Ndutu Lake in the northern section of the Ngorongoro Conservation Area. From December onwards, the herds of the great migration start to arrive in this area from the north. In the early months of the year, herds of wildebeest are calving on the green plains, attracting the attention of cheetahs, lions and hyenas. Picnic lunch. After lunch, continue game drive over Lake Ndutu and drive through Ngorongoro to Karatu. Dinner and overnight in Karatu.

After breakfast, free time until departure to Arusha. Lunch at a restaurant in Arusha and transfer to the airport.