You’ll depart from Arusha or Moshi after breakfast for the approximately two-hour drive to Tarangire National Park. Along the way you’ll pass bustling Maasai villages and the vast, open plains that have become synonymous with images of AFRICA. Tarangire national park where you could have a chance to see the groups of Elephant.

Overnight: Enduro Lodge

You will continue to the fertile highlands after breakfast, where the Iraqi people grow corn, wheat, and coffee. You will be able to see the magnificent Ngorongoro Crater as you pass through the Ngorongoro Conservation Area before continuing on to the Serengeti National Park, where you will arrive at around noon. The Serengeti National Park is the largest park in Tanzania and features a variety of habitats and landscapes, including grassy plains, lakes, swamps, and savannah. You will drive to your accommodation after a lengthy game drive and enjoy

Overnight: Serengeti Heritage Camp

You will continue to the fertile highlands after breakfast, where the Iraqi people grow corn, wheat, and coffee. You will be able to see the magnificent Ngorongoro Crater as you pass through the Ngorongoro Conservation Area before continuing on to the Serengeti National Park, where you will arrive at around noon. The Serengeti National Park is the largest park in Tanzania and features a variety of habitats and landscapes, including grassy plains, lakes, swamps, and savannah. You will drive to your accommodation, where you will have dinner following a lengthy game drive.

Overnight: Serengeti Heritage Camp

You’ll take another incredible Serengeti game drive after breakfast before visiting the Ngorongoro Crater. When you reach the crater’s edge in the late afternoon, you will get a glimpse of the vast array of animals that will be there the following day. At a nearby lodge, you’ll spend the night as you fall asleep to the orange glow of the setting sun.

Overnight: Enduro Lodge

After a filling breakfast, you will drive down the challenging track into the crater. Early risers are rewarded with breathtaking views of the rising sun over the crater’s edge. 610 m deep, 260 square kilometers in size, and formed millions of years ago. Of all the parks in Tanzania, the crater offers the best game viewing because of its substantial animal population of about 25 000. You can see wildebeest, zebras, gazelles, elephants, and some of the more than 500 bird species in the area in a matter of minutes. If you’re lucky, you might see the horns of an endangered black rhino poking through the grass. You will climb the steep walls after lunch.

Overnight: Lake Eyasi Lodge

You will travel to the renowned Hadzabe tribe’s homes in the bush very early in the morning (05:45) to engage in cultural exchange. Join the Hadzabe tribe and go foraging. Eat throughout the day while foraging, and bring some honey, fruit, or wild game home if it’s available. Modern genetic research suggests that they may be more closely related to the Pygmies despite being historically thought of as an East African branch of the Khoisan peoples, primarily because of their language’s clicks. Take the chance to walk alongside them and observe how they forage for honey or gather insects. Lunch, dinner, and breakfast.

Overnight: Migombani Tented Camp

The little Lake Manyara National Park, named after the park’s 200 km2 shallow alkaline lake, is your last stop on the tour. The park is renowned for its diverse topography, which includes cliffs covered in baobab trees, as well as open, grassy plains and woodlands home to primates. In addition to the over 400 different species of magnificent and diverse birds, the park is also home to hippos, elephants, baboons, wildebeest, and the unusual tree-climbing lions. You will leave the flamingo cascades after a lengthy game drive through the park.