On arrival at in Kilimanjaro, Tanzania you will be met by a representative for your road transfer to the Mount Meru Hotel for the first night of your safari!
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Arusha Market
Activities (own account)
This morning, you will meet up with your group to begin your safari through some of the most spectacular parks in Tanzania. You will proceed to Tarangire National Park and Maramboi Tented Camp for two nights.
Enjoy wildlife viewing in Tarangire National Park and walks on the shores of Lake Manyara
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Today you continue on to Karatu, on the outer slopes of the Ngorongoro Crater, where you can mingle with villagers at local markets such as Mto Wa Mbu. Enjoy some shopping and bargaining for bolts of cloth, crafts, and local produce, as you immerse yourself in a daily ritual of African life.
After your time in the village, you will begin your drive up the escarpment to Lake Eyasi and Kisima Ngeda for your two night stay.Early the next day, enjoy a walking and hunting-gathering experience with the Bushmen (Wahadzabe) hunters or spend time participating in the morning routine of the settlement. Your local guide will interpret for you and discuss hunting techniques still used by the tribes. This dry and rugged landscape is inhabited by Bushmen who live in nomadic groups, hunting with bow and arrow and gathering roots, tubers and wild fruits. Be prepared for an extraordinary cross-cultural experience as you join these nomadic Bushmen in their daily life.
In the afternoon, you can also visit the Datoga, a tribe of semi-nomadic pastoralists who migrated into this area looking for good grazing land many decades ago and who are an interesting people to visit. They have, so far, resisted neighbouring tribes’ cultural infiltrations. The women, still wearing locally fat-treated goatskin gowns, who carve their faces and bodies to look prettier, are usually seen. Learning about their history is fascinating.
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Your Tanzania Safari continues as you continue by road to the Ngorongoro Farm House for your next two nights. En-route, you can visit a local village. In the afternoon you can enjoy a walk on the rim of the crater, walk to the Elephant Caves or exploring a coffee farm.
On your second day, you will enjoy a full day of game viewing in the Ngorongoro Crater.
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Your Tanzania safari continues today as you stopover at Olduvai Gorge, where Louis and Mary Leakey discovered the remains of some of mankind’s earliest ancestors.
After your tour, you will continue by road into the Serengeti National Park, arriving to Kati Kati Camp, where you will enjoy your final four nights on safari!
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Enjoy one last game drive in the Serengeti before departing back to Arusha by road. Enjoy lunch en-route. Arrive in Arusha in the afternoon (at approximately 5pm) in time for your evening departure flight.
Game drive in the Serengeti
Transfer to Arusha Airport