Taste of Tanzania for 6 Days

You can name the Big 5, have envisioned driving across the Serengeti in an open-top car, and have wanted to go on safari since you learnt ‘Hakuna Matata’. How about viewing the Great Rift Valley, visiting an old volcano full of game and predators, and camping beneath the Serengeti’s starry sky? The Africa adventure you’ve wanted is here.

Welcome to your African safari! Our first trip is the Shanga Community Project, which offers employment to the disabled people of the community. Next, we’ll visit Tarangire, Tanzania’s first national park, home to elephants and baobabs. The lodge will serve a buffet meal after, so be hungry! An early start the following day will take us into Tarangire National Park for a full day in search of secretive predators and varied scenery. After, we’ll visit a Maasai hamlet to learn about their culture.

Our safari vehicles will take us to the Serengeti. We stop at Mto Wa Mbu Village and a market on our way to the Serengeti’s main gate, taking in vistas of the Rift valley and Ngorogoro Crater. To reach our overnight lodging, we’ll drive through this immense reserve’s limitless plains. We’ll stay in a Serengeti safari lodge. Dinner is a buffet, and you can eat outside and listen to nocturnal animals wake up to scavenge or hunt under the African sky’s magnificent stars.

We will explore African plains game with predators on the hunt. Seeing millions of wildebeest and zebra grazing as far as the eye can see is one of Africa’s best sights. A once-in-a-lifetime balloon adventure can make the day even better. Enjoy before leaving the Serengeti for a morning wildlife drive to the Ngorogoro Crater. Late morning brings us to the Ngorogoro Crater, an ancient volcano with one of the greatest predator concentrations pursuing the plentiful species inside. First, we’ll have a picnic lunch before climbing the plateau. A unique African natural wonder.

The final day safari day and the last chance to see wildlife. Take one last game drive to Lake Manyara National Park. The grassy floodplains and vast woods of Lake Manyara, known for its tree-climbing lions, offer a unique ecology for wildlife and birdlife. We leave our African adventure with full hearts and memories.