Embark on a meticulously curated 7-day odyssey across Tanzania’s most iconic reserves. This journey balances thrilling wildlife viewing with ultimate luxury, taking you from the vibrant grasslands to high-end tented lodges.
Upon arrival at Kilimanjaro International Airport, you will be met by our expert Safari guide who will welcome you and transfer you to your luxury lodge. The afternoon is yours to relax and prepare for the journey ahead.
After breakfast, drive to Tarangire National Park, famous for its massive baobab trees and giant elephant herds. Spend the day on extensive game drives along the Tarangire River in search of lions, leopards, and diverse plains game.
Depart Tarangire and ascend through the lush crater highlands, entering the legendary Serengeti National Park. Keep your binoculars ready for a afternoon game drive as you travel across the vast, golden grasslands.
A full day dedicated to tracking the moving herds of wildebeest and zebras. Your expert guide will take you to key viewing points and river crossings. Watch for predators like cheetahs and lions waiting in the tall grass.
Enjoy a morning game drive in the Serengeti before departing for the Ngorongoro Conservation Area. Stop at the famous Olduvai Gorge archaeological site. Arrive at your lodge perched on the crater rim for a breathtaking sunset.
Descend 600 meters into the volcanic crater for a full-day wildlife extravaganza. The crater floor offers a dense haven for over 25,000 large mammals, including the rare black rhino, pride of lions, and golden jackals.
Enjoy a relaxed breakfast before driving back to Arusha. Spend some time shopping for local Swahili crafts before transferring to the airport for your onward departure flight.
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Explore the only National park inside Kenyan Capital City and enjoy feeding the Rothschild giraffe.
This bucket-list experience takes you deep into Bwindi Impenetrable Forest for an eye-opening encounter with highly endangered mountain gorillas. After landing at the international airport in Entebbe, you will fly to the Kihihi airstrip on the outskirts of Bwindi National Park. Home to roughly 340 mountain gorillas, the park is one of the two remaining protected sites where this subspecies of great ape exist in the wild. Some of the family groups are habituated to human presence and will allow trekkers to track and observe them from a respectful and mandated distance as they go about their daily lives. Back at your accommodation, which is the tranquil Sanctuary Gorilla Forest Camp, keep an eye open for gorillas strolling right through the camp!
A typical African capital with a compact, high-rise centre surrounded by sprawling suburbs, busy Kampala is Uganda’s commercial, political and logistical hub but also one of East Africa’s most laid-back and friendly cities. Uganda’s only international airport is set next to Lake Victoria in Entebbe 35kms away. This small town serves as the country’s main entry and exit point and many visitors will spend a night here or in Kampala before and after their Uganda safari.
