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PRIVATE SAFARI - 08 DAYS / 07 NIGHTS
STAGES OF YOUR TRIP
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Welcome on arrival at Kilimanjaro airport and transfer to the lodge located close to the airport.
Free dinner and overnight stay at the lodge
This small village is famous for its local produce market, selling fruit and vegetables as well as handicrafts.
You’ll set off for a ride in a tuk-tuk, one of the means of transport used in the village. Along the way, mamas sell local produce and, depending on the season, you’ll find an abundance of mangoes, papayas, watermelons, avocados and the famous red bananas. You will visit painting and sculpture workshops. Meet the artists and craftspeople.
A lunch of traditional dishes is included in the tour.
After lunch, departure for Lake Natron. Arrive at the end of the day and set up camp facing Mount Lengai, the sacred mountain of the Masai.
Breakfast followed by a walk with a Masai guide to the shores of Lake Natron, to get a closer look at the pink and lesser flamingos.
The lake covers hundreds of square kilometres and offers stunning landscapes of changing colours.
After lunch, walk with your morning Maasai guide to the Engare Sero Waterfalls which gush out of the bottom of a superb gorge.
Bring a pair of closed shoes for walking in the water! Swimming possible (see the video of this location)
Return to your accommodation in the late afternoon. Take time to relax in front of the Lengaï.
After breakfast, departure for the Serengeti National Park.
In the early morning, you will drive along Lake Natron. This semi-arid environment is home to a wide variety of aquatic birds and the breeding and nesting grounds of the Lesser Flamingo.
You’ll be driving through the heart of the African Rift and crossing Masai country.
In the afternoon, you will take your first game drive in the Serengeti, to your accommodation.
Dinner and overnight stay at Serengeti Wildlands Mobile Camp from June to November (or equivalent)
After breakfast, another full day on safari to enjoy the Serengeti Park.
The oldest and most popular of Tanzania’s national parks, Serengeti National Park has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1978. Even when the wildebeest migration is over, it remains one of the most beautiful places to go on safari.
The park is home to the highest density of plains wildlife in the world. Herds of buffalo, elephant, giraffe, eland, damalisque, hartebeest, impala and gazelle can be seen, not forgetting felines (lions, leopards, cheetahs, etc.) and hyenas.
This profusion of animals has generated a local economy based on ecotourism, and Tanzania has established protection policies and specific taxation for tourist activities.
At the end of the day, departure for your accommodation.
This day will be devoted to discovering this famous crater, considered to be the 8th Wonder of the World ( > see the video of this place).
The crater is a vast caldera 20 km in diameter. At its heart lies an incredibly rich fauna, perfectly protected by a 600-metre-high rampart.
An exceptional moment: this is one of the only places in Tanzania where you can see the Big Five: elephant, lion, rhino, leopard and buffalo.
More than 500 species of birds, both resident and migratory, can be seen in the crater. Lake Magadi, with its brackish waters, is often visited by pink flamingos. Hippos bask in the freshwater ponds, while buffalo bathe in the mud.
Dinner and overnight at Ngorongoro Forest Tented Lodge (or equivalent)
After breakfast, departure for the Tarangire region.
Day’s safari in the Tarangire National Park considered one of the country’s fine wildlife refuges.
Covering an area of 2850 km2, it is renowned for its exceptional concentrations of animals between August and January. The park is home to species that are harder to locate and often impossible to find in other parks in northern Tanzania, such as the Gerenuk, lesser kudu, Oryx beisa, eland and the most sought-after antelope, greater kudu.
The park is crossed by a river that never runs dry in some places, the Tarangire River. The park has the highest concentration of baobabs in the world, which dot the landscape.
Elephants, of which there are many, cut into the bark of these mythical trees to quench their thirst, as they are veritable water pumps.
In the early afternoon, departure for Arusha.
Dinner and overnight at Ambureni Coffee Lodge (or equivalent)
After breakfast at the lodge, you will spend a free morning in the town of Arusha to be arranged locally.
Lunch not included.
After lunch, departure for Kilimanjaro airport for your international flight or flight to Zanzibar for the extension.
Visit to the village of Mto Wa Mbu
Painting workshop
Lodge with swimming pool
Free days in Zanzibar
Village visit
Following the Great Migration
Meeting local people
Visit to Arusha National Park
Crossing the Ngare Nanyuki River between buffalo and giraffe
Walk to Maundi Crater
This day in Horombo
Visit to the village of Mto Wa Mbu
Painting workshop
Lodge with swimming pool
Free days in Zanzibar
Village visit
Following the Great Migration
Meeting local people
Visit to Arusha National Park
Crossing the Ngare Nanyuki River between buffalo and giraffe
Walk to Maundi Crater
This day in Horombo
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