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Top 15 Tanzania Safari Locations: A Guide for Wildlife Enthusiasts

Plan your dream safari with my list of the top 15 safari locations in Tanzania. Discover the stunning wildlife and landscapes that make Tanzania a top safari destination.

The continent of Africa is renowned for its spectacular wildlife. Undoubtedly, one of the most popular safari spots in Africa is the breathtaking country of Tanzania. If you are starting to plan your once-in-a-lifetime safari adventure in Tanzania, then you are in luck. In this article, I will outline the top 15 Tanzania safari locations for you to review. Tanzania is renowned for its stunning…

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Photo safari to Tanzania Jan. 2024, part 1

Nancy and I had a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to go on a photo safari. A friend of Nancy's mentioned she was leaving in 30 days for her 30th trip to Africa. Nancy said that would be cool and her friend said “come with us.” So we did.

Ruth and Bob had been with our guide Raffy recently and he was starting his own guide service. So here we are on a 10-day safari with a new business owner who is going to pull out all the stops for his first clients. Plus Ruth is almost as knowledgeable about the birds and animals of Africa herself.

Above is Ruth, Nancy, Dana and Bob at the gateway to the Serengeti about day 7 of our adventure.

Here is Raffy, Nancy and Ruth having breakfast in the middle of the Ndutu Conservation Area. This is typical of our days. We are always the first jeep out of camp as the sun is just lightening the sky. After several hours of viewing lions, zebras, wildebeest, and gazelle. Raffy parks us in the open and we break out the breakfast provided by the camp.

Did we get to see animals up close?

You bet we saw them all, here is a tonsil check on a male lion of the Upper and Lower Marsh Pride. Hopefully, I have your attention and will start over at the beginning of the journey.

Nancy and I flew Miami-Philly-Doha, Qatar on American Airlines. Doha is about the cleanest prettiest airport in the world. Since we had a 7 hour break there and needed to get on Tanzania time. We opted for a private cubicle to sleep in. Pay by the hour, nice bunks and just what we needed. Leaving Doha at 0115 in the morning we flew 5 hours to Killamanjaro Airport (JRO) in Tanzania.

Changing of the Guard. Turns out that the Captain flying us from Miami to Philadelphia is none other than a former First Officer of mine in Miami, Brandon Lozano. On our flight was his soon-to-be in-laws, Dawn and Mike. We have to get back quickly from this journey since we are invited to Brandon and Jackie’s wedding in Key Largo. Super smooth flight, Capt. thanks for the ride!

Doha airport and Nancy in our “Sleep N’ Fly” bunk room.

Kilimanjaro Airport and Qatar aircraft we arrived on. My visa had been approved prior to the trip but Nancy’s had not. Turned out not to be a big deal, and they allowed her in the country. Everyone we met in Tanzania could not have been nicer, starting with the Customs and Immigration officials. This country knows their future lies with tourism. Every person we met including all the camp staff, asked us to tell our friends about Tanzania and to come back soon.

This is “Simba” a 10-year-old 300,000-mile 4-wheel drive Toyota Jeep Land Cruiser. Raffy and John met us at the airport and drove us to our first lodge, Shamba. We were the only guests at the five-cabin lodge. Outstanding staff and great food. “Simba” is Swahili for Elephant.

This cabin has a loft with a huge bed upstairs, bath and kitchen downstairs.

Mosquito nets surrounding the beds is standard in Africa. Even though there very heavy rains the weeks before we arrived, we only had one or two mosquito bites.

Sitting by the “Camp TV” in the evenings as it chilled down. Nancy at dinner.

While we waited for Ruth and Bob to arrive in Arusha, Tanzania. We spent one day with Raffy in Arusha National Park. This was going to be our appetizer for the parks. A small park but it did have a monkey we would not see in any other park. So we got to see our first giraffe, elephant, zebras and baboons.

Once into the park, Raffy took a side road through the heavy woods. It was a road less traveled. Which is Raffy’s style. We ran across several giraffes which made the entire safari worthwhile in Nancy’s eyes. Things would only get better. The only giraffe in Tanzania is the Masai Giraffe.

Above is a very elusive “Harvey’s Red Duiker”, which is a very small deer. We saw a couple and were lucky to get this photo. I think they get the prize for the homeliest-looking deer.

This is the seventh-highest mountain in Africa, Mt. Meru at 14,980 ft. It is inside the park. Many hikers spend three days hiking up to the summit. Each group of hikers is required to have 2 armed Rangers to protect them from predators.

Above Nancy is standing up in the jeep and taking photos. Tremendous viewing with the top raised.

Nancy face to face with her first of many elephants. This is an older male. He was a half mile behind a female with a juvenile. Elephants have 7 sets of teeth. They wear each of the sets out in about 10 years. This guy was probably on his last set. He was not in great shape. You may have heard about elephant graveyards. Where there are multiple elephant skeletons. These graveyards are in the easiest food-gathering places for elephants that have lost their teeth. Once they lose their teeth they basically starve to death.

This is our lunch break at a park site, that provides picnic tables and restrooms. Armed park rangers are nearby and ready to escort hikers to the top of the Mt. Meru.

This is life in a third-world country. Using gravity, not much to break; just saying….

Out of permitted photos. check out part 2. above.

If you are interested in your own African Safari, check out Raffy’s website: https://maweafricanventure.com

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8 DAYS UGANDA PRIMATES AND TANZANIA WILDERNESS SAFARI

Day 1: Transfer to Bwindi Impenetrable Forest national park-The Home of Mountain Gorillas.

Upon arrival at Entebbe Airport, you will be picked up by our driver guide from the guest house and embark on a road trip to western Uganda, aiming the Gorilla land of Bwindi Impenetrable Forest National Park. This is a long day drive with lunch stop over en route. Though long, the drive takes you through different features to include tropical rain forests, savannah fields and the terraced hills of Kigezi famously known as the Switzerland of East Africa. Drive to the lodge for relaxation as you wait for the next day’s adventure with dinner and overnight at Ride 4 a Woman

Day 2: Gorilla Trekking in Bwindi Impenetrable Forest National Park

After breakfast, you will head to the park headquarters for briefing by park ranger guides, to start Gorilla trekking – the activity can last up to 4 hours trek or more to find the Mountain Gorillas as you hike up and down the slopes with dense mist covered vegetation. This active quest will eventually bring you to the face of one of the most sought-after creatures-the mountain Gorillas. Upon reaching them, you will have 1 full hour with them while observing and learning their behavior as you take photos. You will have dinner and overnight at Ride 4 a Woman

Day 3: Game drive in Ishasha sector to search for tree climbing Lions and transfer to Northern Queen Elizabeth

Have an early breakfast and check out of your lodge and head to Ishasha sector of Queen Elizabeth National Park. The sector is small but has a bountiful of wildlife and is famous for the tree climbing lions. You will a game drive to try your luck of getting a glimpse of some of these lions as they lazily rest in the fig trees. After the drive have lunch at Topic Lodge and continue northwards to Kyambura sector of Queen Elizabeth National Park. Dinner and Overnight at Pumba Safari Cottages.

Day 4: Chimpanzee trekking in Kyambura gorge in Queen Elizabeth National Park

Have an early morning breakfast and head to Kyambura gorge Forest for Chimpanzee trekking to meet man’s closet cousins in the wild. The stunning Kyambura (or Chambura) Gorge also called the “Valley of Apes” is located in the far eastern corner of the well- known Queen Elizabeth National Park in south western Uganda. The landscape is among the most impressive you will find in Uganda and it is swarmed a rich wildlife bio-diversity that comprises of primates, wild animals as well as birds. Later embark on

an exciting road trip back to Entebbe with lunch en route, arriving in the evening for refreshment, and later dinner and overnight at Via Via Guest House.

Day 5: Transfer to Entebbe international airport for your flight to Arusha in Tanzania

After having breakfast or lunch depending on your scheduled flight, you will be transferred back to Entebbe to readily check in and board your flight to Tanzania as you say fare well to the pearl of Africa! You will spend an overnight at Arusha Planet Lodge.

Day 6: Transfer to Tarangire National Park for Wildlife View drive

Morning pickup from the Kilimanjaro Airport in Arusha and drive to Tarangire national park 3 hours driving to the park gate. Arrive for afternoon and evening game drive inside the park. Enjoy game drive inside the park with great chance to see lions, giraffes, zebra, impala and many more. Later during evening drive to Karatu for dinner and overnight at Tarangire Simba Lodge.

Day 7: Transfer to the Great Serengeti National Park for Wildlife View

After breakfast with your packed lunches around 7am start drive toward Serengeti national park via Ngorongoro conservation area it will take you 6 hours to be in the park, enjoy nice view of Manyara escarpment, Ngorongoro highlands, wildlife and many more. Arrive for afternoon and evening game drive while dinner and overnight at Into Africa Wild Camp.

Day 8: Morning game drive in Serengeti National and drive to Ngorongoro Crater

After breakfast from the packed lunches drive to Ngorongoro for 3 hours. Descend into the crater floor for the game drive, great herd of animal sightings like elephants, wildebeest, zebra and many more have a great view of lakes and the crater. Take you at picnic site and proceed with game drive, later drive to the lodge for dinner and overnight at Rhino Lodge.

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Mahale Mountains National Park Safari Guide – Everything You Need to Know

Nestled in western Tanzania’s Kigoma Region, Mahale Mountains National Park is a remote gem perched along the eastern shores of Lake Tanganyika—Africa’s longest and second-deepest lake. Spanning 1,613 square kilometers, the park is defined by the striking Mahale Mountain range, where lush forested slopes cascade gracefully toward the lake’s crystal-clear waters.

How to Get to the Mahale Mountains National Park?

Getting to Mahale might take a little effort, but we promise—it’s worth every step.

Most travellers fly into Arusha or Dar es Salaam, then take a scheduled charter flight to either Katilani or Mahale airstrip. From there, it’s a scenic boat ride along Lake Tanganyika to your lodge or camp. This journey is a highlight in itself, offering stunning views of the lake and lush forested mountains.

Booking a Mahale Mountains National Park Tour through a trusted operator like Halisia Afrika ensures seamless travel, expert guides, and insider knowledge that makes all the difference.

Best Time to Go to the Mahale Mountains National Park

The best time to enjoy a Mahale Mountains National Park safari is during the dry season, from June to October. During this period, the chimpanzees tend to stay closer to the lower mountain slopes, making them easier to find and observe. The weather is sunny, the trails are manageable, and Lake Tanganyika is ideal for swimming and boating.

However, the park is open year-round, and each season offers something different — lush green scenery in the wet months and fewer crowds.

Things To Do in Mahale Mountains

There’s more to Mahale than just chimp trekking. Here’s what else you can look forward to:

Chimpanzee Trekking – Follow expert trackers into the rainforest to meet habituated chimp families up close.

Swimming & Snorkelling – Lake Tanganyika is crystal clear and safe for swimming—a rare treat in Africa.

Birdwatching – Spot over 350 bird species, from fish eagles to colourful turacos.

Start Planning Your Unforgettable Mahale Safari

If you’re dreaming of an African safari that’s off the beaten path — one filled with rare wildlife, untouched wilderness, and deep serenity — then the Mahale Mountains National Park Tanzania is calling. At Halisia Afrika, we craft personalized, meaningful safaris that connect you to the wild in the most authentic way possible.

Let us guide you to the heart of Mahale, where the forests echo with chimpanzee calls and the sunsets melt into the lake. This is not just a trip; it’s a life-changing experience.

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Best Time to Climb Mount Kilimanjaro: Expert Tips from Fair Safaris Online

Mount Kilimanjaro, Africa’s highest peak, stands as a dream destination for adventure seekers from all around the world. With its snow-capped summit rising over Tanzania’s scenic landscapes, it offers one of the most rewarding trekking experiences imaginable. However, timing your climb properly can make a significant difference between an enjoyable journey and a tough, unpredictable one. Here, Fair Safaris Online shares expert tips on the best time to climb Mount Kilimanjaro for the most memorable experience.

Understanding Kilimanjaro’s Climate

Kilimanjaro’s weather is heavily influenced by its altitude and the two main rainy seasons in Tanzania. The mountain has five distinct climatic zones, ranging from tropical rainforest at the base to Arctic conditions at the summit. Rain, snow, and extreme temperatures are all possible depending on the season and elevation.

The two main rainy periods are:

Long Rains: Late March to May

Short Rains: November to early December

Best Months to Climb Kilimanjaro

The best times to climb Mount Kilimanjaro are during the dry seasons:

January to Early March

This period is considered one of the best windows for a Kilimanjaro climb. The weather is relatively dry, and the skies are generally clear. Trekkers can enjoy stunning views across the plains of Tanzania. It’s slightly colder compared to later months, but the crowds are smaller, offering a more peaceful experience.

June to October

June to October is the most popular time to climb Kilimanjaro, coinciding with Tanzania’s dry season and major international holidays. Conditions are typically dry and sunny, making it easier for climbers of all skill levels. Because of the popularity of this period, it’s important to book your Kilimanjaro Climb And Safari Package well in advance to secure the best guides and accommodations.

What About the Rainy Seasons?

While it’s technically possible to climb during the rainy seasons, it’s usually not recommended unless you are an experienced trekker prepared for heavy rains and muddy trails. Visibility may be limited, and the summit can be cloud-covered, diminishing the breathtaking views that climbers come for.

However, some adventurers prefer the low season for its tranquility and discounted tour rates. If you choose this time, be prepared for the added challenges that come with it.

Combining Your Kilimanjaro Climb With a Safari or Zanzibar Trip

Many travelers enhance their adventure by combining their trek with an unforgettable Tanzanian safari or a beach getaway. For instance, Fair Safaris Online offers convenient packages like the Kilimanjaro Safari And Zanzibar Package, allowing climbers to experience the thrill of the mountain and then unwind on the sandy beaches of Zanzibar. Alternatively, a Kilimanjaro And Safari Package can give you the best of Tanzania’s wildlife parks, including Serengeti, Ngorongoro Crater, and Tarangire, before or after your climb.

Nearby Areas to Explore

If you have extra time in your itinerary, consider visiting:

Arusha National Park: A beautiful park near Kilimanjaro with stunning landscapes and diverse wildlife.

Moshi Town: The gateway to Kilimanjaro, full of local culture, coffee farms, and warm hospitality.

Lake Chala: A hidden crater lake on the Kenya-Tanzania border, perfect for a relaxing day trip.

Marangu Village: Home to the famous Marangu Route and traditional Chagga culture experiences.

Adding these nearby destinations enriches your overall Tanzanian adventure and offers a deeper connection to the land and its people.

Choosing the right time to climb Mount Kilimanjaro can make your journey safer, more enjoyable, and ultimately more successful. For the best weather and the most beautiful summit views, plan your trek between January to early March or June to October. Pairing your climb with a safari or a Zanzibar getaway through tailored packages can turn your trip into a once-in-a-lifetime experience.

When you’re ready to embark on your Kilimanjaro adventure, trust the experts at Fair Tanzania Safaris. Phone: 255 787 344 403 Email: info@fairsafaris.com

Let Fair Tanzania Safaris help you plan a seamless, memorable journey — from conquering Africa’s tallest peak to exploring the wonders of Tanzania!

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Explore the Wild: Best Safari Tours in Tanzania for Every Traveler

At Carpat Africa Tours Ltd, we believe every traveler deserves the adventure of a lifetime—and there’s no better way to experience that than through safari tours in Tanzania. Whether you're a first-time explorer or a seasoned wildlife enthusiast, Tanzania offers something truly special. With iconic landscapes, diverse ecosystems, and thrilling encounters with the Big Five, every moment with us becomes a memory you’ll cherish forever.

We’ve designed our safari tours in Tanzania to suit all kinds of travelers. Are you looking for a luxurious escape or a rugged, close-to-nature journey? We’ve got you covered. From the endless plains of the Serengeti to the breathtaking crater of Ngorongoro, our tours are crafted to give you the best of Tanzanian wildlife and culture.

One of our most popular safari experiences begins in Arusha, where you’ll get a taste of local life before heading into the wild. We take you through Serengeti National Park, where you can witness the Great Migration—a jaw-dropping spectacle of millions of wildebeests and zebras on the move. Our expert guides ensure you don’t miss a thing, from stealthy lions to graceful giraffes.

Next, we journey to the Ngorongoro Crater, one of the world’s largest unbroken calderas and a haven for wildlife. Our guests are often amazed by how close they can get to elephants, rhinos, and even elusive leopards. We love seeing the awe on your faces when you spot these incredible animals in their natural habitat.

For those seeking something off the beaten path, we offer custom tours to Tarangire and Lake Manyara National Parks. These destinations are perfect for bird lovers and those who enjoy the quieter, more intimate side of safari travel.

At Carpat Africa Tours Ltd, we’re passionate about creating meaningful travel experiences. We don’t just guide you through the parks—we share stories, traditions, and a deep respect for the land and its people. When you choose us, you’re not just booking a tour—you’re joining a family that’s proud to show you the real Tanzania.

Let’s explore the wild together. With our carefully curated safari tours in Tanzania, every traveler finds their perfect adventure.

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Must Know Facts About Masai Mara And Serengeti Safari Tours

If you are a bird lover or in search of adventure, then safaris like rigorous bird watching might be a dream come true for such people as Tanzania has made its mark as one of the best combinations in Africa with Masai Mara And Serengeti safari tours. Matching these legendary destinations is some of the richest and most diverse avian offerings anywhere in the continent against the backdrop of those iconic landscapes and the immense drama of wildlife.

Bird Watching Safari in Tanzania

Tanzania is home to well above 1,100 species of birds including both resident and migratory species, thus making it a paradise for birdwatchers. They are to be found in different habitats across the vast ecosystems in the tropic wetlands like Rift Valley, among woodlands of Tarangire, and on the endless savannah of Serengeti which offer the most wonderful habitat ideal for birds of all types. Apart from that, other parks such as Arusha National park, Lake Manyara, and through two major parks can prove their certificate for the exotic bird watching. Should you be lucky enough, you will be able to glimpse the Lilac-breasted Roller, Fischer's Lovebird, and perhaps even the rare Shoebill Stork.

Masai Mara And Serengeti Safari Tours

Bird watching safari Tanzania immerses visitors entirely into nature and life. Guided by an expert team of birders, visitors will learn to identify birds by their calls and flight patterns; this makes the experience educational and exhilarating.

More Than Just the Great Migration

While the Serengeti is known all over the world for the Great Migration, it is equally impressive with the birdlife. With over 500 species in this area, serious birders will want to check this box. Keep an eye out for Secretary Birds walking through the grasslands, breathtakingly beautiful bee-eaters snatching insects out of the air, and raptors gliding swiftly with the wind. The open savannahs, seasonal rivers, and scattered acacia trees form the serene habitat for some amazing bird photography and tranquil watching.

Masai Mara Safari Tours: An Ornithological Jewel of Kenya

Across the border in Kenya, the Masai Mara offers an equally excellent birding experience. Although it lies in the same ecosystem as the Serengeti, the Mara flaunts several of its own bird species. With swampy areas, riverbanks, and grasslands, the habitat attracts a variety of birds, such as Martial Eagles, African Fish Eagles, vultures, and storks. Bird watching here can easily be combined with game drives, where lions, elephants, and cheetahs roam freely.

A Perfect Combo Safari for Nature Lovers

The bird watching safari Tanzania, combined with Masai Mara And Serengeti safari tours, presents a varied and rich wildlife experience. The safari route is guaranteed to provide memorable sights and insights into East Africa's natural beauty, whether you are a beginner birder or an expert ornithologist. With each sun that rises over the African savannahs, the air rings with the calls of hundreds of birds. That will be nature reminding you of its presence in the wild heart of Africa.

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Experience the Best Tanzania Safari Packages

Embark on an unforgettable adventure with Kiboko Safaris, offering exceptional Tanzania Safari Packages designed to immerse you in Africa’s breathtaking landscapes and rich wildlife.

Our expertly crafted Tanzania Safari Tour Packages cater to all travelers, whether you're seeking thrilling game drives, luxurious lodges, or budget-friendly adventures.

Witness the Great Migration in Serengeti, marvel at the Ngorongoro Crater’s diverse ecosystem, and explore Tarangire and Lake Manyara’s abundant wildlife with our knowledgeable guides.

Every Tanzania Safari Trip is tailored to provide the ultimate African experience, with accommodations that blend comfort and authenticity.

Get up close with the Big Five, experience the Maasai culture, and enjoy stunning sunrise and sunset safaris. Whether you choose a quick three-day getaway or an extended expedition, we guarantee an awe-inspiring journey.

Convenient departures from Arusha, Moshi, Dar es Salaam, and Zanzibar make it easy to start your safari.

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Don’t wait—book your Tanzania Safari Tour Package today and let Kiboko Safaris turn your dream safari into reality!

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Epic Adventures: Kilimanjaro Treks and Tanzania Honeymoons

Introduction to Tanzania’s Dual Delights

Tanzania, a land where rugged peaks kiss the sky and vast savannahs teem with life, offers a rare blend of adventure and romance. For couples dreaming of an unforgettable start to their journey together, the country serves up two extraordinary experiences: Mount Kilimanjaro Trekking Packages and Tanzania Honeymoon Safari Experiences. Imagine scaling Africa’s highest mountain, hand in hand, then unwinding amidst the wild beauty of a safari, where elephants roam and sunsets paint the plains. This article uncovers how these twin

 pursuits weave a tapestry of thrill and intimacy, perfect for newlyweds seeking a honeymoon like no other.

Nestled in East Africa, Tanzania’s diverse landscapes—from the snow-capped summit of Kilimanjaro to the endless Serengeti—beckon those who crave both challenge and connection. It’s a destination where love can soar to new heights and deepen in the quiet moments of nature’s embrace, making it an ideal canvas for a once-in-a-lifetime escape.

Exploring Mount Kilimanjaro Trekking Packages

The allure of Mount Kilimanjaro Trekking Packages lies in their promise of adventure wrapped in accessibility. At 5,895 meters, Kilimanjaro stands as the world’s tallest free-standing mountain, a dormant volcano that draws couples to test their limits together. These packages cater to all levels, offering routes that range from the gentle slopes of the Marangu trail—complete with cozy huts—to the scenic, rugged Lemosho path, where misty rainforests give way to alpine deserts.

Each trek is a journey through ecosystems as varied as the emotions of a new marriage. Couples start in lush forests, alive with colobus monkeys swinging overhead, then climb past heather-draped moorlands to stark, glacier-crowned summits. Packages typically span five to nine days, with expert guides pacing the ascent to ease altitude’s bite. The summit push, often under a starlit sky, culminates in a sunrise atop Uhuru Peak—a shared triumph that etches itself into a couple’s story. For honeymooners, it’s a bonding crucible, where every step builds resilience and every view fuels awe.

Tanzania Honeymoon Safari Experiences: Romance in the Wild

After conquering the mountain, Tanzania Honeymoon Safari Experiences offer a softer, yet equally spellbinding chapter. Picture this: a private 4x4 winding through the Serengeti, where lions doze in acacia shade and giraffes nibble treetops against a golden horizon. These safaris are tailor-made for romance, blending luxury with the raw pulse of the wild. Newlyweds can sip champagne in a tented camp, serenaded by distant hyena calls, or share a quiet breakfast as zebras graze nearby.

The Northern Circuit—encompassing Serengeti, Ngorongoro Crater, and Tarangire—delivers a front-row seat to nature’s drama. In Ngorongoro, a volcanic caldera cradles a dense tapestry of wildlife, from rhinos to flamingos, offering intimate game drives that feel worlds away from the ordinary. Tarangire’s baobab-studded plains burst with elephant herds, while the Serengeti might unveil the Great Migration’s thundering herds—a spectacle of life’s raw energy. For couples, it’s a chance to unwind, reflect, and let the wild weave its magic into their love story.

Crafting the Perfect Dual Adventure

Pairing Mount Kilimanjaro Trekking Packages with Tanzania Honeymoon Safari Experiences creates a honeymoon that balances exertion with ease. Start with the climb—a test of teamwork and tenacity—then transition to the safari’s laid-back luxury, where the only challenge is spotting the Big Five. Many packages seamlessly blend the two, offering a week on the mountain followed by three to five days in the bush, with transfers from Moshi to Arusha smoothing the shift.

The trek’s physical demands forge a deep connection, as couples lean on each other through steep scrambles and thin air. Guides ensure safety, pacing the ascent to acclimatize, while porters lighten the load, leaving room for shared moments—like a quiet laugh over a campfire or a hand held at dawn. The safari, by contrast, is pure indulgence: plush lodges, gourmet meals under the stars, and private guides who turn every drive into a love letter to Tanzania’s wild heart. It’s a rhythm of push and pull, effort and reward, that mirrors the dance of a new marriage.

Why Tanzania Stands Out for Honeymooners

Tanzania’s appeal for newlyweds lies in its contrasts. Mount Kilimanjaro Trekking Packages deliver a bucket-list feat—standing atop Africa’s roof—while Tanzania Honeymoon Safari Experiences wrap couples in the romance of untamed wilderness. Few places offer such a potent mix: the adrenaline of a summit sunrise followed by the serenity of a crater’s edge, all within a single trip.

The country’s dry seasons—January to March and June to October—align perfectly with both activities, offering clear skies for climbing and prime wildlife viewing as animals cluster around waterholes. For migration enthusiasts, timing a late summer or early autumn safari catches the wildebeest’s epic trek. Add in Tanzania’s warm hospitality—guides who share Swahili tales, chefs who craft meals from local harvests—and it’s a honeymoon steeped in culture as much as adventure.

Tips for a Memorable Journey

Planning this dual escape requires a few key moves. For Mount Kilimanjaro Trekking Packages, pick a route matching your fitness—longer trails like Lemosho boost summit odds with better acclimatization. Train with hikes and cardio months ahead, and pack layers for the mountain’s wild weather swings. On the safari leg, opt for intimate camps over crowded lodges to savor the quiet thrill of the bush. A light telephoto lens captures both Kilimanjaro’s vistas and a cheetah’s sprint without weighing you down.

Hydration is king on the climb—drink plenty to fend off altitude woes—while a slow pace (or “pole pole” in Swahili) keeps energy high. For safaris, early mornings catch animals at their liveliest, and a journal preserves fleeting moments—like the first elephant sighting or the summit’s icy breath. With Tanzania’s vastness, a few extra days ensure you soak it all in.

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Ever Wondered What’s Inside a Kilimanjaro Climbing Package? Here’s the Truth

Climbing Mount Kilimanjaro is one of those rare adventures that blend physical challenge, natural beauty, and a deep sense of accomplishment. But before you lace up your boots and book a flight to Tanzania, there’s one big question you need answered: What do Kilimanjaro climbing packages actually include?

1. Pick-Up and Drop-Off Services

Most Climb Mount Kilimanjaro Packages begin with convenient airport transfers. Whether you’re landing at Kilimanjaro International Airport (JRO) or arriving by shuttle from Nairobi, a good package will ensure you’re picked up and dropped off safely at your hotel in towns like Moshi or Arusha.

2. Pre- and Post-Climb Lodging

A comfortable night’s sleep before your trek and a well-deserved rest afterward is part of almost all Tanzania Mountain Climbing Packages. These usually include one or two nights in a hotel, with upgrades available depending on your budget and preferences.

Locations like Moshi are popular launching points, but places like Marangu and Machame are also commonly used depending on your chosen route.

3. Entry Fees and Permits

Kilimanjaro is protected land, so every climber must pay park fees. Thankfully, these are usually rolled into your tour package cost and include:

Kilimanjaro National Park entrance fees

Camping or hut accommodation fees

Rescue service fees

Conservation fees

These can add up to a few hundred dollars, so it’s always best to confirm they’re included in your quote.

4. Your Crew: Guides, Porters, and Cooks

A successful Kilimanjaro trek relies heavily on your team. Packages often include a certified mountain guide, assistant guides for larger groups, porters to carry your gear, and cooks who keep you fueled with warm, hearty meals.

A reputable Kilimanjaro tour package Tanzania ensures that the team is trained, well-equipped, and paid fairly. They’re not just staff — they’re your lifeline on the mountain.

5. Camping Gear and Equipment

Unless you’re taking the Marangu Route (which has huts), most packages provide tents, dining shelters, sleeping mats, and other camping gear. High-end packages may offer private toilets and dining tents with chairs and tables.

Personal items like sleeping bags, trekking poles, or headlamps are usually available for rent if you don’t want to bring your own.

6. Meals and Hydration

Good nutrition and proper hydration are key to a successful summit. You can expect:

Three nutritious meals per day while on the mountain

Boiled or filtered water for drinking

Special meals for vegetarians or those with dietary restrictions (just let your operator know in advance)

Food is typically tailored to provide energy and comfort — think soups, pasta, rice, eggs, and snacks between meals.

7. Emergency Support and Health Checks

Altitude sickness is real, and a good tour package won’t take it lightly. Many providers include:

Twice-daily health checks

First-aid kits and oxygen cylinders

Emergency evacuation procedures (some even have helicopter access)

What’s Usually Not Included?

While many essentials are covered, you’ll want to budget for:

International airfare

Visa fees

Travel insurance

Tipping guides and porters (an important local custom)

Personal climbing gear

Additional hotel nights or excursions

Climbing Kilimanjaro is a once-in-a-lifetime experience — but only if you’re properly prepared. Understanding what’s included in your package helps you avoid surprises and focus on what really matters: reaching the Roof of Africa.

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What Will You Capture on a Photographic Safari in Tanzania?

If you dream of dust-streaked sunsets, rugged wilderness, and wildlife sightings straight out of a nature documentary, then a Photographic Safari in Tanzania needs to be top of your bucket list. So, what can you look forward to photographing with your camera on this unforgettable trip? The solution lies in Tanzania’s breathtaking landscapes, iconic wildlife, rich cultures, and moments that resemble another world.

1. The Big Five in Their Natural Habitat

2. The Great Migration: Nature’s Grandest Show

Picture the sight of thousands of wildebeest storming the plains, pursued by predators and guided by instinct. The Great Migration is one of Africa’s most spectacular sights you can see on a Photographic Safari in Tanzania. This breathtaking journey, mainly seen in the Serengeti, is a dream to do for any nature photographer. Whether it’s making its way across rivers infested with crocodiles or calving time in Ndutu, each second is a work of art in transit.

3. Colorful Birdlife and Less Familiar Creatures

Beyond the well-known giants, Tanzania hosts over 1,100 species of birds — from the vividly colored lilac-breasted roller to the majestic crowned crane. Many photographers fall in love with the unexpected: a chameleon blending into a branch, a serval cat darting through the grass, or a group of warthogs raising dust as they scurry away. With patience, a good zoom lens, and a trained eye, you’ll walk away with shots that surprise even seasoned safari-goers.

4. Epic Landscapes and Changing Skies

Photography is as much about the scenery as the subject matter. Tanzania has breathtaking scenery that borders each shot in natural splendor. Mount Kilimanjaro, Africa’s highest peak, rises above the horizon like a snow-covered sentinel. The Ngorongoro Crater provides an Eden-like environment within its giant caldera. And the sky — oh, the sky — mounts an exhibition of its own in the form of theatrical clouds, orange-skyed horizons, and a star-studded night sky replete with constellations that rarely appear in city life.

5. Local Cultures and Human Stories

A photo safari is not only about animals. It’s also a chance to discover Tanzania’s rich cultural heritage. See Maasai villages, observe colorful traditional dress, tribal dances, and centuries-old ways of life. Capturing these moments respectfully gives your visual narrative a human touch and provides a fuller picture of the Tanzanian experience.

6. Wild Surprises and Unscripted Moments

Your Dream Photo Adventure Awaits

From regal animals and vast savannas to intimate looks at the day-to-day lives of those in the wild, the diversity of what you’ll be able to capture on a photo safari in Tanzania is unmatched. Whether you’re an experienced pro or an enthusiastic amateur with a camera, the nation presents unlimited opportunities to tell stories with your camera.

For a professionally led and customized safari adventure, rely on Lights On Africa Destinations & Safaris. With extensive insider knowledge and a love of presenting the absolute best of Tanzania, we’ll ensure you receive more than a photograph — you’ll have memories for life.

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Discover Nearby Treasures:Serengeti National Park, Ngorongoro Crater, Tarangire National Park,Lake Manyara, Arusha National Park, Mount Kilimanjaro Region

Let your lens do the speaking — and let Africa’s untamed heart reveal itself to you.

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Tanzania Day Trips: Explore Nature, Culture, and Adventure in a Single Day

Tanzania, renowned for its vast landscapes and rich cultural heritage, offers a plethora of experiences that can be savored even within a single day. For travelers with limited time, day trips provide an excellent opportunity to immerse oneself in the country's natural beauty and cultural richness. Kili Trips & Safari Outfitters specializes in curating such experiences, ensuring that every moment spent is both memorable and enriching.

1. Materuni Waterfalls and Coffee Tour

Nestled on the slopes of Mount Kilimanjaro, the Materuni Waterfalls offer a refreshing retreat into nature. The journey begins with a guided hike through lush rainforests, where the flora and fauna of the region are in full display. The trail leads to the breathtaking 80-meter-high waterfall, where visitors can take a refreshing dip in its clear waters. Following the hike, guests are welcomed into the local Chagga village for an immersive coffee tour. Here, you'll learn about the traditional methods of coffee cultivation and processing, culminating in the opportunity to roast, grind, and savor your own cup of freshly brewed coffee. KILITRIPS-TZ.COM

2. Arusha National Park Safari

For wildlife enthusiasts, a day trip to Arusha National Park is a must. Despite being one of Tanzania's smaller parks, it boasts a diverse range of ecosystems, from savannahs to rainforests. Visitors can expect to encounter giraffes, zebras, buffaloes, and a variety of primate species. The park is also home to the Momella Lakes, known for their vibrant flamingo populations, and the Ngurdoto Crater, often referred to as the "Little Ngorongoro." Guided game drives and walking safaris offer intimate glimpses into the park's rich biodiversity.

3. Chemka Hot Springs

Located approximately 40 kilometers from Moshi, the Chemka Hot Springs, also known as Kikuletwa Hot Springs, provide a serene oasis amidst the Tanzanian landscape. The crystal-clear, turquoise waters are naturally heated and offer a perfect spot for swimming and relaxation. Surrounded by fig trees and lush vegetation, it's an ideal location for picnics and unwinding after days of rigorous travel.

4. Cultural Tour of Mto wa Mbu

Mto wa Mbu, a vibrant town near Lake Manyara, is a melting pot of Tanzanian cultures. A guided tour through this community offers insights into the daily lives of various ethnic groups. Visitors can explore local markets, taste traditional dishes, and even participate in workshops such as banana beer brewing or Makonde wood carving. This immersive experience fosters a deeper understanding and appreciation of Tanzania's diverse cultural tapestry.

5. Moshi Town Tour

Situated at the base of Mount Kilimanjaro, Moshi is a bustling town that serves as a gateway for many climbers. A day tour of Moshi includes visits to local markets, where vibrant fabrics, fresh produce, and handcrafted goods are sold. The tour also encompasses historical sites, such as the Old Railway Station, and provides opportunities to sample local cuisine at traditional eateries. Engaging with the friendly residents offers authentic insights into urban Tanzanian life.

6. Lake Duluti Canoeing

For those seeking tranquility, a canoeing excursion on Lake Duluti is ideal. This crater lake, located near Arusha, is surrounded by lush forests teeming with birdlife. Paddling on its calm waters allows for close encounters with various bird species, such as kingfishers, fish eagles, and egrets. The serene environment makes it a perfect spot for nature lovers and bird watchers.

Kili Trips & Safari Outfitters is dedicated to providing personalized and unforgettable day trips across Tanzania. Their experienced guides ensure that each excursion is tailored to the interests and preferences of their guests, guaranteeing a rich and fulfilling experience. Whether you're an adventure seeker, a cultural enthusiast, or someone looking to relax amidst nature, Tanzania's day trips offer something for everyone.

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Unveiling Mount Kilimanjaro: Safari Adventures and Trekking Expeditions Await

Standing as Africa's most soaring peak and the highest free-standing cliff in the planet, Mount Kilimanjaro is a magnificent wonder. From all throughout the world, madcaps, environmentalists, and thrill-seekers find appeal in its grandeur. Two uncommon affairs abound from this notable site: the excitement of a Mount Kilimanjaro safari and the adventure of Mount Kilimanjaro trekking, both of which leave lifelong memories carved in the heart of Tanzania.

The Beauty of Mount Kilimanjaro

Rising to an amazing 5,895 meters, Mount Kilimanjaro is shrouded by verdant lowlands full of stamina. It offers an unpaired mix of scenic beauty and adventure. Elephants, buffaloes, and leopards prowling the vast plains greet guests setting off a Mount Kilimanjaro safari. Conversely, Mount Kilimanjaro hiking exposes visitors to a variety of environments, ranging from arctic-like glaciers at the top to rainforests and alpine meadows. For both nature enthusiasts and adventurers, Kilimanjaro is a bucket-list trip made possible by this dual offering.

Why Choose a Kilimanjaro Safari?

A Mount Kilimanjaro safari provides an immersive experience right in the middle of Tanzania's breathtakingly beautiful ecosystems. Perfect places to see the great mountain while savouring interactions with giraffes, zebras, and antelope herds are the adjacent Amboseli National Park and Arusha National Park. There is nothing else like the sight of Kilimanjaro's tall form mixed with the vivid life. Safaris are the ideal choice for individuals who want to see nature free from the difficulties of trekking since they combine leisure with discovery.

Challenges and Rewards of Trekking

Dream come right for thrill-seekers, ascend Kilimanjaro trekking provides an unparalleled sensation of accomplishment. Adventurers can customise their trip to fit their degree of expertise by choosing from the Marangu, Machame, and Lemosho climbs, among other climbing paths. The climb tests mountaineers with varying altitudes, hence it calls for preparedness and will. Reaching the highest peak of the mountain, Uhuru Peak is a transforming event. Trekkers see amazing sunrises, expansive views, and the gratification of conquering Africa's roof along the way.

Unique Ecosystems Along the Trek

Trekking Mount Kilimanjaro offers the chance to cross five different climate zones, which is among the most amazing features of it. Trekkers start their path in rich jungles full with unusual monkeys and birds. Landforms change from heathlands with distinctive vegetation as the altitude rises to bare alpine deserts. At last, climbers ascend the frozen top, where glaciers and snow-covered stretches evoke an unearthly environment. Trekking on Kilimanjaro is a special experience through the beauties of nature made possible by these varied ecosystems.

Combining Safari and Trekking Adventures

Combining a Mount Kilimanjaro safari with Mount Kilimanjaro trekking offers a once-in- a-lifetime adventure for those looking for the best Tanzanian experience. Exploring the nearby national parks and seeing elephants grazing in Kilimanjaro's shade lets trekkers relax after reaching the peak. This combination of calm animal safaris and exciting mountain climbing highlights the whole splendour of the area. Every activity enhances the others to provide a comprehensive tour of one of the most amazing places on Earth.

Conclusion 

Travellers through Mount Kilimanjaro safari and Mount Kilimanjaro hiking adventures will be enthralled by this emblem of adventure and natural beauty. Visit vivaafricatours.com to investigate customised programs and amazing trips for those eager to sink themselves into this beauty. Whether one is looking for the excitement of a climb or the peace of a safari, Kilimanjaro presents a special mix of difficulties and benefits that create lifetime memories.  

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How Enjoyable Are Tanzania Cultural Tours?

A vacation spot known to offer chances of viewing stunning wildlife, mesmerizing landscapes and enjoy safaris is Tanzania. As it has rich cultural heritage as visitor one can enjoy and experience the varied traditions, languages and life styles. If one is part of Tanzania cultural tours, it is possible to interact with locals, understand the ancient customs, and view the vibrant Tanzanian culture. Let us discuss why such cultural tours in Tanzania offer a memorable vacation.

Immersion in Traditional Maasai Culture

Visiting a Masai community is one of the significant highlight of such cultural tour in Tanzania. You will be amazed having a look at the unique attire, jumping dance, and life-style. They are known to welcome guests with open arms. You can participate in their daily activity and understand their life-style. You can help them to graze the cattle, make beadwork and learn the warrior dance. The interactions will help you to appreciate their life-style and understand the customs passed down through generations.

Exploring the Hadzabe and Datoga Tribes

For those intrigued by ancient ways of life, a visit to the Hadzabe and Datoga tribes near Lake Eyasi is a must. The Hadzabe are among the last remaining hunter-gatherers in Africa, and visitors can join them on a hunting expedition, learning survival skills and experiencing their deep connection with nature. The Datoga people, skilled blacksmiths, showcase their metalworking craftsmanship, producing jewellery and tools using traditional methods. These encounters offer a rare glimpse into Tanzania’s indigenous cultures.

Visiting Vibrant Local Markets

Tanzanian markets are a feast for the senses. Places like the Kariakoo Market in Dar es Salaam and the Arusha Central Market provide visitors with an authentic shopping experience. From colorful fabrics and handmade crafts to exotic spices and fresh produce, exploring these bustling marketplaces offers insight into local trade, flavours, and daily life.

Cultural Festivals and Traditional Music

Tanzania is home to lively festivals that celebrate its cultural diversity. Events such as the Bagamoyo Festival of Arts and Culture feature traditional dance performances, drumming sessions, and Swahili poetry. Music lovers can enjoy the rhythms of Taarab and Bongo Flava, which blend African, Arabic, and Western influences. Attending these festivities allows travellers to experience the joy and creativity of Tanzanian artistic expression.

Culinary Delights and Traditional Cuisine

Food is an integral part of any cultural tour, and Tanzania’s cuisine is a delightful experience. Visitors can savor local dishes such as Ugali (a maize-based staple), Nyama Choma (grilled meat), and Zanzibar’s famous spiced rice, Pilau. Engaging in cooking classes or dining in local homes enhances the cultural experience, offering a true taste of Tanzania’s culinary heritage.

  Tanzania cultural tours with AAA Express Adventure go beyond sightseeing—they provide a profound connection to the country’s history, traditions, and people. The cultural tour is not just enjoyable; it is a transformative journey that leaves travellers with a deeper appreciation of the country’s rich and diverse heritage. Call +255 27 2545823 to plan your tour.

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How Much Does A Safari In The Serengeti National Park Cost

A Serengeti Safari is one of the most iconic wildlife experiences in the world, attracting travellers from across the globe. As you plan your Tanzania Safari, one of the first questions you'll likely have is: how much does a Serengeti Safari cost? The cost of a Serengeti Safari Tour can vary widely depending on factors such as the type of accommodation, the length of your safari, and the activities included. Here’s a breakdown of what you can expect when budgeting for your Serengeti Safari Holidays.

1. Accommodation

One of the primary factors influencing Serengeti Safari Cost is where you choose to stay. Accommodation options in the Serengeti range from budget campsites to luxurious lodges. Here’s what you can expect:

Budget accommodation: If you're looking for a more affordable option, budget campsites or tented camps can cost anywhere from $150 to $300 per night, depending on the season and the amenities provided.

Mid-range accommodation: For more comfort, mid-range lodges or permanent tented camps typically cost between $350 to $600 per night. These options offer a higher level of service, with meals and some game drives included.

Luxury lodges and camps: For a premium experience, luxury lodges and tented camps can range from $800 to $1,500 or more per night. These include all-inclusive packages with fine dining, private game drives, and other exclusive experiences.

2. Safari Tours and Game Drives

The cost of a Tanzania Safari Tour typically includes game drives, but this will depend on the type of tour and package you select. Safari Tours in Tanzania can be arranged on a private or group basis. Private tours usually cost more, with prices ranging from $300 to $800 per day, per person, depending on the luxury level and number of people in your group.

Group safari tours: These tend to be more affordable, with prices starting from around $150 to $250 per day per person. These tours offer shared game drives and accommodations, making them a more budget-friendly option.

Private safari tours: For a more personalized experience, private tours can be arranged. These tend to cost more, with prices starting from $500 to $1,200 per day per person, depending on the luxury level and the season.

3. Seasonality

The time of year you visit the Serengeti plays a significant role in determining the cost of your Serengeti Safari. High season (June to October) corresponds with the dry season, which is ideal for wildlife viewing. However, this is also the most expensive time to visit. During the low season (November to March), prices can drop by 20% to 40%, as wildlife viewing is less predictable due to the rains.

4. Additional Costs

When planning your Tanzania Safari, keep in mind there are additional costs to consider:

Park fees: Serengeti National Park charges daily entrance fees, which range from $50 to $100 per person, depending on your age and nationality.

Transfers: Depending on how you plan to reach the Serengeti, flights or long-distance transfers from Arusha or Kilimanjaro can add $200 to $500 to your budget.

Tips and Gratuities: Tipping your guide and staff at lodges is customary and can add up to $10 to $20 per day.

5.Other Experiences

For travellers seeking something extra, there are numerous add-on experiences that enhance the Serengeti Safari Tour:

Hot air balloon safari: A truly magical experience, typically priced between $450 and $550 per person.

Walking safaris: Led by a guide, walking safaris can be a great way to explore the Serengeti at ground level, with costs usually around $150-$300 per person.

Conclusion

Finally, uncovering the enchanting wonders of the Serengeti National Park comes with its unique price tag. The Cost of Serengeti National Park Safari varies based on your preferences and choices. Whether you opt for a budget-friendly Tanzania Safari Packages or a more luxurious escape, the experiences awaiting you amidst the stunning landscapes of the Serengeti are truly priceless.

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10 Days Tanzania Family Safari

Quick Itinerary Overview

Nov 14- Nov 23–2025 Tanzania family safari. Call for Availability!

Best 10 Days luxury Tanzania Safari Vacations. You’ve dreamed of Africa’s wildlife for years. We are ready to make that dream come true. We’ve mapped your safari to get you up close to the most elusive of East Africa’s wildlife-Safaris.

Itinerary

Day 1: Arrive at Kilimanjaro Airport/ Tanzania Arusha

Your guide will meet you at Kilimanjaro International Airport via KLM or ET and escort you to accommodations in Arusha. As local Tanzanians, our guides know the country with unrivaled familiarity , so you’ll be in good hands from the moment you land to the moment you leave. You will be assisted to check-in at your hotel, and if possible followed with a short safari briefing or it can be done tomorrow early morning.

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Day 2: Arusha National Park

After breakfast we drive to Arusha National park for some game viewing and some relaxed game walking. This beautiful park is located only 32 km (20 mi) northeast of Arusha. It covers an area of 137 sq km’s (58 sq mi) and is known as “Serengeti ndogo” meaning “little Serengeti”. The peaks of Mt Kilimanjaro and Mt Meru surround the park can be seen on a clear day. The black and white colobus monkey is the park’s mascot and can be seen swan-diving from branch to branch. The park also contains blue monkeys, olive baboons, elephants, hippo, leopard, hyena, zebra and antelope. The park is famous for its 400 species of migrant and resident birds. Dinner and Overnight stay at:

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Day 3: Tarangire National Park

After breakfast we drive to Tarangire National Park for some very rewarding game drives. Tarangire National Park has some of the highest population density of elephants anywhere in Tanzania, and its sparse vegetation, strewn with baobab and acacia trees, makes it a beautiful and special location. Before the rains, droves of gazelle, wildebeest, zebra, and giraffes migrate to Tarangire National Park’s scrub plains where the last grazing land still remains.

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Day 4: Tarangire National Park /Serengeti

Tarangire National Park/ Southern Serengeti. Morning game viewing en route to the center area of the Serengeti where breathtaking landscapes, endless horizons and abundant wildlife await you. The Serengeti is a UNESCO World Heritage Site that is sure to captivate your imagination.

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Day 5: Full day Serengeti game viewing

Today is a full day of exploring the amazing array of wildlife around Southern Serengeti, which is the ideal location for marveling at the annual migration of large herds of animals at this time of the year. The Serengeti’s endless plains provide an exceptional landscape for wildlife viewing, it truly is the ultimate safari country. Often spotted in the Serengeti are elephants, hippos, lions, zebras, wildebeests, cheetahs, leopards and more.

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Day 7: Full day game viewing

We continue to explore the vast plains of the Center area of the Serengeti and we look for prides of lions and large herds of wildebeests pounding the plains, while hungry predators such as lions, leopards and cheetahs try to prey upon the youngest and weakest members of the herds.

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Day 8: Serengeti park/ Ngorongoro Crater

Ngorongoro Crater/ Olduvai/ Maasai Village. Today we leave the Serengeti and drive to Ngorongoro Crater passing some very scenic landscapes. En route to the Ngorongoro crater,we stop by Olduvai Gorge, a world-renowned archeological site that has been called the “Cradle of Mankind”. Today’s highlight is a visit to a Maasai village for a look at a fascinating culture. You will be given a tour of a small settlement of bomas (name of Masaai houses) arranged in circular pattern, you will learn how these once great warriors and cattle herders have adapted to some aspects of the modern world and how they fit in today’s Tanzania. You will be treated to a traditional dance and will get a chance to purchase some handmade bead jewelry.

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Day 9: Full day Ngorongoro Crater tour/ Karatu

Today is a full day of exploring the Crater floor for a very rewarding day of wildlife viewing. The Ngorongoro Crater is the largest unbroken volcanic caldera in the world covering approximately 260 sq km with walls rising 600 meters from the crater floor. Before the Ngorongoro Volcano exploded and collapsed 2 million years ago, it was one of the world’s tallest mountains. Now, it is home to more than 30,000 large mammals — mainly gazelle, buffalo, eland, hartebeest and warthog — and has the highest predator density in the world.

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Day 10: Lake Manyara National Park/ Arusha JRO

After breakfast we drive to Lake Manyara National Park and enjoy a game drive in this picturesque park that is the perfect place to end your safari. Manyara is a shallow, alkaline lake that is part of the Rift Valley wall; the lake is at the base of this dramatic western escarpment giving it a beautiful and serene setting. In addition to this peaceful setting, Lake Manyara’s main attractions are its rich birdlife, tree climbing lions and its hippos. This is the last day of your African Wildlife and Cultural safari. After lunch then transfer to Kilimanjaro Airport.

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All Accommodation as per the itinerary.

Transport and transfers 4 x 4 safari vehicle with pop up roof for game viewing.

professional English speaking driver guide.

( or other languages as well ) All game drives activities as per the itinerary.

Daily Meals (Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner) All Park entrance fees.

Bottle drinking water daily.

All Government taxes and V.A.T

WHATS EXCLUDED?

All flights International and domestic.

Travel insurance. All items of personal care.

All optional activities.

Tips for driver guides and Hotels.

Alcoholic drinks and non alcoholic drinks.

Visa.

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