The Best of Tanzania

You will be picked from Kilimanjaro Airport and transferred to Lake Duluti Serena Hotel for your overnight. In the hotel you be welcoming by a friendly staffs with an amazing smile, towels and welcoming juice will be there waiting for you. Lake Duluti unestled at the foot of the wooded slopes of Mount Meru, this unique hotel in Arusha Tanzania stands amid coffee plantations on the shores of tranquil Lake Duluti.

After your early breakfast in the morning drives toward the Ndutu area, Ngorongoro and Serengeti border for game drive. The Ndutu area in the northern part of the Ngorongoro Conservation Area joins the Serengeti. As such, it forms part of the annual migratory route of hundreds of thousands of wildebeest, zebra and antelope (and their predators) who come to graze and calve between November and March, depending on the rains. The forests around Lake Ndutu and small koppies are also home to prolific, resident wildlife. Dinner and overnight Tanzania Bush Camps.

After early morning breakfast to allow an early departure for Serengeti National Park for game drive and overnight at Tanzania Bush Camps, where Sightings of the “Big 5” on game drives are almost guaranteed, while from the camp the horizons are always busy with plains game. There are several prides of Lion in the area, and it is even possible to see the more elusive leopard, who has established their territories around the camp.

We will drive to Ngorongoro Crater passing through the Savanna acacia woodland slopes of the Ngorongoro Crater Highlands before arriving at the rim of the crater. Descend into the crater which is one of the most densely crowded game areas in the world, home to nearly 40,000 animals…Here we’ll have a good chance of seeing the big five: lion, leopard, rare Black Rhino, buffalo and elephants. Dinner and overnight at Ngorongoro Serena Lodge.

In this day your schedule will depend much on your flight departure time to Ruaha National Park. After your breakfast you will drive to Arusha for the direct flight to Ruaha National Park ,the largest national park in Tanzania and famous for its large population of elephants, with about 10,000 roaming the park. It is also frequented by birdwatchers, with 436 species having been identified of an estimated total of 475. Among the resident birds are different species of Hornbills, Kingfishers and Sunbirds. Dinner and overnight at Ruaha River Lodge.

The Selous will be the last chunk of your trip.Enjoy game driving in the open-sided 4×4 vehicles, go on a walking safari or a boat safari down the Rufiji River – a wonderful contrast to game viewing from a vehicle.

Your stay will be at Sand Rivers Camp. A very comfortable, stylish safari camp, in a thrilling and remote location, with plenty of space and excellent food and service, stunning location on the banks of the Rufiji River in the vast Selous Game Reserve.