6-Day Tanzania Safari through Serengeti, Ngorongoro and Mto Wa Mbu

• Get picked up from Kilimanjaro Airport and transfer to Kilimanjaro. You will meet your driver-guide or staff member at the airport and be welcomed to Tanzania.

• Drive to your accommodation, where you can relax and prepare for tomorrow's safari.

• Wake to the views of Mt Meru this morning before heading down to breakfast.

• Be picked up by your driver-guide and traverse the floor of the Great Rift Valley as you head to Tarangire National Park for a game drive. Tarangire National Park, named after the river that crosses through the park, is Tanzania's sixth-largest park and home to large herds of elephants.

• Spend the afternoon exploring the park before heading towards the Kudu Lodge in Karatu.

• Have a long drive through arguably the best game park in the world.

• Head to the rim of the Ngorongoro Crater and descend into the endless plains of the Serengeti. The Serengeti is Tanzania's oldest and most famous national park. Its name means 'endless plains' in the Masai language. From here, massive concentrations of wildebeests, zebras, and other animals commence the annual Great Migration in search of new pastures, providing one of the greatest natural spectacles to be found anywhere in the world.

• Watch golden-man lions stalking the migrating herds, spot leopards at rest in trees at dusk, and take a hot-air balloon tour at dawn as the sun's golden rays illuminate the land.

• Meander through this famous park with fantastic game viewing as you head towards the tented camp in central Serengeti. The intimate camp offers tranquillity, spectacular wildlife sightings, and no better place to take in one of the world's greatest wildlife spectacles.

• Eat lunch under the acacia trees and settle in for an afternoon in the African bush.

• Go for a game drive with a cool box of drinks to enjoy while watching the sunset complete a great day in the bush.

Overnight: Serengeti National Park | Breakfast, Lunch, at Pure Luxury Tented Camp

• See why the Serengeti at sunrise is a beautiful sight and one not to be missed. This is also the best time for spotting animals, so take advantage of the morning hours for the day's first game drive.

• Complete your morning out, and the smell of a cooked breakfast is welcome as you enjoy a morning under the shade of the trees.

• See why afternoons are usually lazy and end in the late afternoon when the temperatures cool and the animals become active again. Today is no different, and at 4 pm, you will head out for an evening drive before returning to camp in time for drinks around the fire and dinner.

Overnight at Pure Luxury Tented Camp

• Say goodbye to the enchanting Serengeti National Park after breakfast, only to be presented with another natural wonder, the Ngorongoro Crater. This incredible formation is part of the larger Ngorongoro Conservation Area, which covers more than 8,300 square kilometres. The actual crater is 260 square kilometres and 620 m deep.

• Visit Olduvai Gorge, one of the most important palaeoanthropological sites in the world, en route to Ngorongoro Crater.

• Experience the crater without the crowds, so you will rise early for a half-day game drive.

• Reach the crater floor as the sun rises, and you will undoubtedly be amazed at this natural phenomenon before you. The Ngorongoro Crater is home to about 25,000 animals and is one of the last places in Tanzania where the Big Five can be seen. The NCA is considered one of the World Heritage Sites and also one of the International Biosphere Reserves. Additionally, the NCA is unique because it is a multi-use conservation area - where the animals and environment are protected, while the Masai are allowed to live and continue their pastoral lifestyle.

• Enjoy a picnic on the edge of one of the crater's lakes as you watch elephants quench their thirst from afar.

• Drive to your accommodation to relax and enjoy a well-earned feast.

Overnight: Karatu Highlands Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner at Karatu at Kudu Lodge

• Enjoy an excellent breakfast at the lodge.

• Drive to Mto wa Mbu for the culture program. Mto wa Mbu is a village on the edge of the Rift Valley and is on the way to the northern national park. Around Mto Wa Mbu, there are more than 120 tribes, and most people now living in that village depend on agriculture and tourism.

• Go for a village walk and get the chance to meet locals and learn about the people and their life.

• Get the chance to visit the banana file and see how they make banana beer.

• Enjoy a delicious African meal.

• Drive to Arusha or Kilimanjaro Airport for your flight after lunch.