5-Day Tanzania Wildlife Safari through Serengeti and Ngorongoro

• After breakfast, connect with your tour guide at around 7:30 am with a packed lunch, then drive to Tarangire National Park for approximately two and a half hours before reaching the park.
• We will enjoy our first safari surrounded by nature, spectacular views, and huge baobab trees. Here, you can see many species of birds, elephants, and big cats such as lions and leopards, among other wildlife.

Dinner and accommodation in Karatu Town.

• After breakfast, we will drive to Serengeti National Park and stop at the Naabi Hill Gate for lunch and check-in before continuing with a game drive en route to the Serengeti, where we will have dinner and spend the night.
• Enjoy a fantastic safari with sightings of large numbers of elephants, buffaloes, and wildebeest, along with many giraffes, zebras, Thomson's gazelles, wild boars, and impalas.

• After breakfast, we will go on an early morning game drive through Serengeti National Park and then return to our camp for lunch.
• We will continue the safari en route to the Ngorongoro Conservation Area, where we will camp on the edge of the crater and enjoy beautiful views of this World Heritage Site.

Dinner and accommodation at Ngorongoro Crater.

• Today, we will have the opportunity to visit one of the world's largest inactive, intact, and unfilled volcanic calderas. It is 610 meters deep, its base covers 260 square kilometres, and it is located at 1,800 meters above sea level.
• We can enjoy seeing animals such as the African buffalo and Grant's zebra. In the extreme southwest is the Lerai Forest, which consists mainly of yellow fever trees from the acacia family. To the north of the forest is a shallow soda lake called Lake Magadi, and to the east is the Gorigor Swamp and Ngoitokitok Springs, where herds of hippos are found. The north of the crater is generally much drier and is formed by the open grasslands that characterize the crater floor; this is where most of the fauna resides.

Dinner and accommodation in Karatu Town.

• After breakfast, we will head to Lake Manyara National Park. This groundwater forest is famous for its tree-climbing lions, and large cats such as leopards can rarely be seen here. As with its habitats, the birdlife here is exceptionally diverse.
• In the middle of the lake, we will often see flocks of pelicans and the pink hue of distant flamingos, while the banks and floodplains feed countless herons, egrets, stilts, storks, spoonbills, African jacanas, and other waders. With so much water around, the forests are just as productive, and the evergreen forests are home to more entertaining species such as the noisy silver-cheeked hornbills, crowned eagles, and crested eagles.
• Then we will depart for Arusha.

End of safari.