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Serengeti and Ngorongoro safaris
Day 1 – Arrival into Tanzania Kilimanjaro airport onwards to Kilimanjaro airport.
Please note: The itinerary is ideal for persons with an early morning flight arrival into Tanzania from 3.00am – 6.00am. This means they are able to begin the safari same day. You do not get much time to rest but want to maximise of your short stay.
Arrive in Kilimanjaro International airport. After finishing custom procedures and passport control, Meet and greet following drive direct to Ngorongoro conservation area this will take about 3 hrs to get entrance, once at the gate you can use the toilet before your descend into the crater with picnic lunches provided, game viewing drives until around 3.30pm then you will drive up to your lodge for a much needed rest and dinner.
Ngorongoro Lodge
Day 2: Drive from Ngorongoro to Serengeti park
We leave Ngorongoro Serena lodge after early breakfast at 6.30am. As you descend the Ngorongoro area, you will see the plains of the Serengeti. Passing the Olduvai Gorge which is very dry, it is well known for the work of the famous archaeological couple Leakey’s. In the sixties, the couple discovered the oldest pre-historic human remains and a small museum documents their work. A picnic lunch break at the Naabi Gate before starting your game drive into Serengeti.
Serengeti comes from the Maasai word Siringitu that means “endless plains”. You can see why as the grassland savannah in the south stretches to the horizon and is only interrupted by the so-called Kopjes (inselbergs). These are bizarre rock formations formed by the weathering of granite outcrops. The plains are the perfect hunting grounds for leopards and other big cats. Here you will have a chance to view these magnificent creatures in their natural habitat. The open roofed vehicles allow uninterrupted views and as the day passes, you will reach the goal for the day – the Seronera Valley in the central Serengeti area
Overnight at lodge or Camp
Full day game viewing in Serengeti park
Spend all day watching wildlife in the Serengeti. The areas that you will visit will depend on where the migrating herds. Usually the wildebeest and the zebras during the short rainy season in October and November are moving from the hills in the north, to the plains in the south. During the longer rainy season of April, May and June, they return north. With fluctuations of annual rainfall, the exact location of the animals varies from year to year. Your guide however will know the location of the herds and where to get the best views. You will be spent another night at Serengeti.
overnight at camp or lodge
Day 4: Serengeti fly to Arusha Airport
This is the final day in Serengeti, you will have early breakfast then check out of the camp. As you drive slowly towards the seronera airstrip. Game viewing along the way. Fly from Serengeti at 10.30am arriving in Arusha airport at 12.15pm. Then transfer to Kilimanjaro airport. Drop off.
End of our services.
Itinerary
Please note: The itinerary is ideal for persons with an early morning flight arrival into Tanzania from
3.00am – 6.00am. This means they are able to begin the safari same day. You do not get much time to rest but want to maximise of your short stay.
Arrive in Kilimanjaro International airport. After finishing custom procedures and passport control, Meet and greet following drive direct to Ngorongoro conservation area this will take about 3 hrs to get entrance, once at the gate you can use the toilet before your descend into the crater with picnic lunches provided, game viewing drives until around 3.30pm then you will drive up to your lodge for a much needed rest and dinner.
We leave Ngorongoro Serena lodge after early breakfast at 6.30am. As you descend the Ngorongoro area, you will see the plains of the Serengeti. Passing the Olduvai Gorge which is very dry, it is well known for the work of the famous archaeological couple Leakey’s. In the sixties, the couple discovered the oldest pre-historic human remains and a small museum documents their work. A picnic lunch break at the Naabi Gate before starting your game drive into Serengeti.
Serengeti comes from the Maasai word Siringitu that means endless plains. You can see why as the grassland savannah in the south stretches to the horizon and is only interrupted by the so-called Kopjes (inselbergs). These are bizarre rock formations formed by the weathering of granite outcrops. The plains are the perfect hunting grounds for leopards and other big cats. Here you will have a chance to view these magnificent creatures in their natural habitat. The open roofed vehicles allow uninterrupted views and as the day passes, you will reach the goal for the day - the Seronera Valley in the central Serengeti area
Overnight at lodge or Camp
Spend all day watching wildlife in the Serengeti. The areas that you will visit will depend on where the migrating herds. Usually the wildebeest and the zebras during the short rainy season in October and
November are moving from the hills in the north, to the plains in the south. During the longer rainy
season of April, May and June, they return north. With fluctuations of annual rainfall, the exact location of the animals varies from year to year. Your guide however will know the location of the herds and where to get the best views. You will be spent another night at Serengeti.
Overnight at camp or lodge
This is the final day in Serengeti, you will have early breakfast then check out of the camp. As you drive
slowly towards the seronera airstrip. Game viewing along the way. Fly from Serengeti at 10.30a arriving in Arusha airport at 12.15pm. Then transfer to Kilimanjaro airport. Drop off.
End of our services.
