7 Days Safari – Mid-range Safari

Meet at the airport drive to Lake Manyara National park. We will spend the rest of the day game viewing in the park and around the lake. Lake Manyara National Park is very popular for its tree climbing Lions and is located on the base of the Great Rift Valley. We will drive back to the lodge early evening to give us enough time to rest. Overnight at Country Lodge

Today you will have the opportunity to visit 2 unique tribes hadzabe and day offers a wide variety of unique and authentic cultural experiences. Spend the morning with the Hadzabe men learning their ways of hunting and gathering (one of the last hunter-gatherer tribes in Africa) and the afternoon learning about the Hadzabe women and children’s way of life. This unique opportunity will allow you to experience a trip back into human survival in the bush. Afternoon visit the Datoga whom are a pastoral group like the Maasai.. The work of the local black smith and the Datogaboma is an experience not to be missed. Thereafter drive to Country Lodge for dinner and overnight

We will leave early in the morning after breakfast, We will continue to Naabi Hill gate where we will register and start game viewing in Serengeti towards our overnight Camp. We will spend the entire day game viewing and following the great migration of wildebeests and a big number of predators hunting them as they migrate. We will take a picnic lunch under an Acacia tree. In the evening we will make our way back to our overnight Camp. Overnight at Katikati camp

After breakfast, game drive at the end less plains of the Serengeti then we will proceed with our drive to the Ngorongoro conservation area while game viewing on the way. We will arrive for dinner at our overnight camp. Dinner and overnight at Rhino Lodge

We will leave very early in the morning for a sunrise game drive in the crater. We will spend the day exploring the Ngorongoro crater which is a World Heritage Site, home to nearly 25,000 animals, giving you a very real chance of spotting the big five: lion, elephant, endangered black rhino, buffalo and leopard plus countless other African mammal species. Witness the magnificent array of habitats, each with its own unique wildlife and flora. Take time out to stretch your legs and enjoy a picnic lunch at Ngoitokitok Springs watching the hippos jostle for position in the water. In the late afternoon drive to Karatu for dinner and overnight at Olea Farm house

After breakfast, drive to Tarangire National Park with picnic lunch. The Park is an endless pageant of wildlife with undoubtedly the richest elephant populatin in Africa with surprisingly large herds. It has an extensive collection of exotic birds, antelopes, lions, leopards, giraffes, buffaloes and the supposedly tree climbing pythons, which can be seen around the swamps. But the most important feature of this Park is the Tarangire River. This is a well established view point, where game can be viewed ambling to and from the river throughout the day. Thousands of animals migrate from Maasai steppe to Tarangire River looking for water. Baobab trees, which are one of the World’s biggest trees, can be seen thriving all along the river-banks and all over the park too. Late in the morning drive to Kilimanjaro airport for flight back home