Starting at your accommodation around 8:00 am, you will receive a short briefing about the safari and then depart to the National Park. The Tarangire National Park is located South of Lake Manyara. The river from which the park takes its name is the primary source of water for the local wildlife, making it the perfect place to spot large concentration of animals like elephants (largest concentration in the country), wildebeests and zebras. Big cats are also frequent in the dry season, and the abundance of baobab trees will surely make it possible for you to collect amazing African postcards. Lunch will take place at a picnic place overlooking the Tarangire river, and after more game viewing in the park we will be drive to your accommodation.

Extra Activities

• Walking safari (3h)

Accomodation Tarangire (adjustments according to availabilities)

• Tarangire Public Campsite

Your full day game drive in Lake Manyara will start early in the morning. Located south west of Arusha, Lake Manyara, despite its relatively small area, is a real shrine to natural life. Possessing a diverse flora that includes over 670 species of flowering plants and ferns as well as dense forests of acacias and giant figs, the park is also home to a vibrant fauna, with large populations of wildebeests, zebras and gazelles, hippos, tree-climbing lions, cheetahs, and more than 350 species of birds, being the most  famous the massive flocks of flamingoes that feed there during the wet season. The tour includes a stop for lunch, and will resume after this, before you are driven back to your accommodation.

Extra Activities

• Treetop walkway (1h on site)
• Canoe Safari (2h on site)

Accomodation Tarangire (adjustments according to availabilities)

• Migombani Public Camp

Start early in the day to visit the Ngorongoro Crater, the world’s largest inactive, intact and unfilled volcanic caldera, formed when a huge volcano exploded and collapsed on itself. In the present days, however, far from being a destructive source of hot lava, it’s actually a natural paradise considered one of the Seven Natural Wonders of Africa, home to nearly 25 000 large animals, including black rhinoceros, buffaloes, hippos and big cats. The park is also classed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The tour will stop for lunch at a picnic place near a lake, and continue in the afternoon. Return to Arusha will be scheduled for around 6pm, unless circumstances demand changes.

Extra Activities

• Craters rim walking safari (3h)
• Olduvai Gorge & Laetoli footprints (1h on site)