You will be picked up by our Driver/Guide and start your safari, Proceed to Tarangire National Park for a full day game drive with Picnic Lunch. 

Once inside the park, you'll see the eponymous Tarangire river lined with acacia and Baobab where game amble to and fro throughout the day. During the dry season, thousands of animals from the Masai steppe migrate to the Tarangire region looking for water so you can see dozens of different species in a small amount of time. 

Exclusive to the park are endangered animals such as the Greater Kudu, Fringe-Eared Oryx, and the Ashy Starling. 

Enjoy a picnic lunch at one of the park's picnic areas and take in an unparalleled view of the Tarangire River. Keep an eye on your food though, as the local monkey population will be only too happy to make off with a tasty treat if given the opportunity! 

After the excitements of the day, you will head for dinner and overnight at the accommodation of your choice.

After breakfast we will drive to the shores of Lake Eyasi.

Lake Eyasi is a very scenic soda lake found on the southern border of the Ngorongoro Conservation Area. This less visited lake lies at the base of the Eyasi escarpment on the western rift valley wall.

This afternoon you will be introduced to the extraordinary people who belong to an indigenous tribe known as the 'Hadzabe'. The Hadzabe tribe (hunter-gatherer Bushmen) live close to the shores of Lake Eyasi as do the Nilotic-speaking Datoga tribe.

The visit to these tribes will include a visit to their homesteads, animal tracking; learn about their way of life, medicinal plants, and much more. There are quite a lot of wildlife and a wide range of bird species to be seen here and walks around the lake are easily arranged.

Later you will head to Your accommodation of choice.

Early morning depart to the village for local Hunting with Hadzabe . This is no mere performance. The bushmen rely on these techniques to survive and you'll need to be very attentive and at times quiet while they demonstrate their use of locally made poisons in incapacitating the poor creatures that keep our friends alive.

After breakfast proceed to Serengeti National Park through Ngorongoro Conservation area with a game Drive along the way.

On your Ngorongoro Transit to Serengeti

The scenic drive towards the Serengeti. Along the way, we'll pass through the mist-shrouded rainforests of the Ngorongoro Conservation Area where you might be lucky enough to glimpse cape buffalo, baboons, or even elephants and leopards in the dense undergrowth.

It's a nearly four-hour drive to the Serengeti Park gates, but you can choose to break up the drive with one or both of the below optional activities at an extra cost:

Maasai Boma Visit

Olduvai Gorge 

On your Serengeti Central Game Drive 

You will spot thousands upon thousands of animals in herds; wildebeests and zebras migrating together, tall and graceful giraffes, jumping antelopes and gazelles, the powerful African elephant and the most respected group of the predators. 

You will have the chance to spot lean cheetahs and shy leopards, foraging hyenas, and last but not least, the king himself; the lion.

After the thrills of the day, you will head to your accommodation of choice for dinner and overnight.

Start your day with an unforgettable sunrise game drive across the Serengeti. See the sun set fire to the savannah as predators such as leopards and lions hunt for their morning meal. Alternatively, you may wish to take to the skies with a sunrise hot air balloon safari and champagne breakfast. Ask your safari expert about how this can be added to your itinerary. After your breakfast, you'll take a packed lunch and proceed for a day long game drive through the park. Your driver will pick a route designed to ensure you have the best possible chance of spotting the Big Five and the Wildebeest Migration. 

After the thrills of the day, you will head to your accommodation of choice for dinner and overnight. 

Explore the Serengeti National Park before proceeding with a game drive towards the Ngorongoro Conservation Area.   

Afterwards proceed on a Drive towards Ngorongoro Conservation Area.   
Our drive takes us back through the Serengeti via a different route, offering plenty of opportunities to spot the animals that eluded you on day two. As far as the eye can see, you'll spot thousands upon thousands of animals in herds; wildebeests and zebras migrating together, tall and graceful giraffes, jumping antelopes and gazelles, the powerful African elephant and the most respected group of animals: the predators.   

You will have the chance to spot lean cheetahs and shy leopards, foraging hyenas, and last but not least, the king himself; the lion.   

Later you will head to the accommodation of your choice for dinner and overnight. 

After breakfast at the hotel, you will drive to Mto wa mbu area for a cultural tour. 

Mto wa Mbu is a village in Tanzania, located near the entrance to the Manyara National Park. The village is known for its rich cultural heritage and diverse ethnic groups, making it a hub for cultural activities. 

Take guided tours of the village, which typically include a visit to local homes, farms, schools, and markets. These tours offer an opportunity to learn about the village's cultural practices, traditions, and beliefs. 

Mto wa Mbu is home to many talented artists and artisans who create a wide range of traditional crafts, including beadwork, carving, and weaving. You can purchase these items as souvenirs or take part in workshops to learn how to make them. 

The village is known for its vibrant music and dance scene, with traditional performances held regularly. You can watch these performances or even take part in workshops to learn traditional dances. 

Mto wa Mbu is also known for its delicious local cuisine, which includes dishes made with fresh fruits and vegetables, as well as traditional meats like goat and beef. You will get a chance to try these dishes at local restaurants or take part in cooking classes to learn how to make them. 

Later you will drive to Arusha for your onwards flight.