7 Days Wildebeest migration

Pick up from your accommodation in Arusha and head to Tarangire National Park. This park with its endless grasslands, huge baobab trees, the perennial Tarangire River, and seasonal swamps is home to the largest elephant herds in northern Tanzania. Animals gather at the river and you should be able to see elephants, giraffes, bushbucks, hartebeests, dik-diks, waterbucks, warthogs, and reedbucks all year round.

Marella Valley Lodger

Early morning game drive looking for hunting predators, then go for breakfast. After breakfast depart with a picnic lunch and drive towards the North Serengeti for a game drive. The great migration is supposed to be in this area from late July to mid-October crossing the famous Mara river to Maasai Mara reserve in Kenya and back to Serengeti. You will have a high opportunity to see them crossing while the crocodiles in the river attack them.

Katikati Tented Camp

In the morning will continue with the game drive at northern Serengeti till mid-day and later slowly game en route to central Serengeti and proceed to Ngorongoro Conservation Area or (Optional activities with extra cost) visit Olduvai Gorge museum, a famous archaeological location in East Africa. At Laetoli, located 45 km south of Olduvai gorge, you will find hominin footprints preserved in volcanic rock that dates back 3.6 million years ago.

Rhino Lodge

In the morning you will be picked up from your hotel and heading to Lake Manyara National Park. The small park stretches along the 600 m high Rift Valley Escarpment and is dominated by the alkaline Lake Manyara. Many water birds gather at the lake. If you are very lucky you might also see the Manyara lions, lounging in the trees. In the late afternoon, you will leave the Park and head to Arusha.