6 Days Tanzania Wildlife Safari

The guide will pick you up from your hotel early in the morning and take you to the renowned Tarangire National Park. Seasonal marshes, bush savannah, and baobab trees make up the park. Given that you can see elephants up close; this national park is among the best in all of East Africa. Masai giraffes, antelopes, buffalos, leopards, lions, baboons, and many other bird species are among the more than 4000 species that can be found there. . You’ll arrive at the lodge in the afternoon, where you’ll have dinner and spend the night.

After breakfast, continue through the lush crater uplands, where the fertile soils enable the growth of crops like corn, wheat, and coffee. You’ll later see the plains of the Serengeti National Park. Afterward, go to Olduvai Gorge after having lunch. This region is extremely arid and is well known for the Leakey archaeological couple. Both of these found the earliest prehistoric human remains, along with a small museum record of their findings. It is not required to visit this location. Additionally, you’ll get to see the lovely animals in their natural settings. The central Serengeti Area is located within the Seronera Valley. A dinner will be served to you at the lodge.

Your entire day will be spent in the Serengeti observing wildlife. Depending on where the herds are primarily found, different areas can be visited. In the brief rainy months of October and November, it is common to see zebras and wildebeests migrating from the northern hills to the southern main plains. They also head back north during the longer rainy months of April, May, and June. The tour leader will be aware of the herds’ precise location and potential locations for the best views.

After eating breakfast, head out on a game drive through Serengeti National Park. Here, you can see many zebras, lions, and wildebeests, as well as leopards and cheetahs among the big cats. Afterwards, drive in the direction of the Ngorongoro crater after eating lunch. The caldera opens up in front of you as you approach the crater, and it is beautiful to see. Additionally, you will delight in the breathtaking views of the setting sun.

After breakfast, drive into the crater, which has one of the largest calderas and is home to a wealth of diverse wildlife. It has an acacia forest and grass steppes where you can find every kind of animal found in the savannah of east Africa. The big five, which include lions, elephants, rhinoceroses, buffaloes, and leopards, can also be seen. After enjoying a picnic lunch and seeing some wildlife, you’ll head to your lodge for the night and dinner.

On your last day in the Northern circuit, you will visit your final national park. . The large portion of the park is covered by the alkaline Manyara Lake, which is visited seasonally by large flamingos and numerous other water birds. This park is well known for its tree climbing lions. Numerous animals, such as elephants, hippos, giraffes, buffalos, antelopes, banded mongooses, and gazelles, can be seen along the lake’s shores. After viewing animals, you will make a transfer to Arusha to catch your flight out of the country.