8 Days Safari Package In Kenya And Tanzania

At 7:00 AM, you will be picked up at your hotel. You'll start your Kenya tour by going north of Nairobi and into the Great Rift Valley, where you'll stop for a short time at the viewpoint. The Great Rift Valley is one of the wonders of the world. It goes from Syria all the way down to Mozambique in Africa. As you come from Nairobi, Kenya, the view is stunning and takes your breath away. The ground disappears suddenly, revealing the huge size of the great rift, which goes all the way to the sky in both directions. Continue through the Masai town of Narok, across the Savannah plains with their acacia trees, and into the Masai Mara reserve in time for lunch. As you get closer to the Masai Mara, you will drive past thousands of wildebeest. After lunch, we'll take a break and leave the camp around 1600 for our evening game drive. Lions, Hippos, Leopards, Cheetahs, Giraffes, Hyenas, and a lot of other animals can be seen here. The Kichwa Tembo Mara Camp is where you stay, and the meal plan is "full board."

After an early breakfast, a full day of wildlife drives inside the reserve follows. The yearly wildebeest migration and the black-maned lions of the Masai Mara are its two main draws. The Big Five and numerous other species of plains game are present in this reserve, which is undoubtedly one of Kenya's most popular. The Mara River flows through the Serengeti and Mara Ecosystems, sustaining both reserves until it empties into Lake Victoria. The wildebeest, zebra, and gazelle migration from the Serengeti in Tanzania to the Mara in Kenya is impressive and renowned. This voyage is made even more impressive by the multiple challenges it encounters. After a picnic lunch, you'll continue your game drives till you reach the resort in the evening.Accommodation: Kichwa Tembo Mara CampMeal Plan: Full Board

After an early breakfast, we will depart from the Masai Mara, bringing a picnic lunch with us. You will leave the Masai Mara and drive over the Olololo escarpment to the Kenya-Tanzania border at Sirare. Upon arrival, you will be assisted with visa and immigration processes, and you will meet our Tanzanian guide. You will continue your safari towards the Serengeti, pausing for a picnic lunch. You will arrive in the Serengeti in the afternoon and begin your game drive en route to the Northern Serengeti, where the herds will congregate as they pass from Kenya's Masai Mara to the Serengeti. We'll arrive at our Serengeti luxury camp just in time for a spectacular sunset over the Serengeti plains. This will be our temporary residence for the next three days.Accommodation: Camp OleSerai KogatendeFull Board Meal Plan

Spend the entire day at Serengeti National Park. After an early breakfast, go off on an exhilarating morning drive through the Serengeti. We will track the migratory wildebeest herds as they cluster in the Western and Southern Serengeti, on their way to the Ndutu area. The predators are carefully watching this sight. Our drives on Wednesday will follow the Mara River in quest of the elusive leopard in the riverine woodland area. The Serengeti National Park is famous for its over 500 bird species like as lovebirds, ostriches, vultures, and Kori bastards, as well as over 4 million animal species such as hyenas, African wild dogs, water bucks, Topi cheetahs, and many more. Aside from the animals and birds, you will enjoy observing the Serengeti's gorgeous landscape, which includes Savannah plains, acacia trees, river line shrubs, rivers, and scrubs. Return to your camp for dinner and an evening drink by the fire.Oleserai Camp Kogatende provides lodging.Full Board meal plan.

Today's journey will take us south of the Serengeti, towards Seronera. We'll begin our game drive by driving south toward the Moru Kopjes. We will embark on a wildlife drive along the Seronera River, which is fantastic for seeing lions, Thomson gazelles, topis, ostriches, and cheetahs. We'll have a peaceful picnic lunch at the Centre under the enormous acacia trees. In the afternoon, we'll do the Kopjes Circuit, which goes anti-clockwise around the Masai Kopjes, which are known to draw lions and huge cobras. This makes the kopjes particularly useful for observing wildlife in the dry seasons - including lions, which like to lie in wait for animals coming to drink! We'll arrive at Turner Springs just as the sun sets, just in time for a drink around the crackling fire for dinner.Ole Serai Turner Springs Camp Lodging: Ole Serai Turner Springs Camp Meal Plan: Full Board

We will depart our camp after an early breakfast and begin a wildlife drive en route to the Ngorongoro Conservation Area. We will descend 600 meters into this spectacular crater for a full-day game drive. The Ngorongoro Crater is one of the world's most densely populated African wildlife habitats, with an estimated 30,000 species, including some of Tanzania's last remaining black rhino. The Ngorongoro Conservation Area Authority provides a year-round water supply and feed for a diverse range of species, including herds of wildebeest, zebra, buffalo, eland, warthog, hippo, and enormous African elephants. Another major lure to this scenic national park is its large predator population, which includes lions, hyenas, jackals, cheetahs, and the elusive leopard. On the crater floor, we'll have a picnic lunch. We'll leave the crater later and drive to the Ngorongoro Highlands, arriving at our resort in the evening as the sun sets over the horizon.Ngorongoro Oldeani Mountain Lodge provides accommodation.Full Board is the meal plan.

After an early breakfast, we'll pack up and head south from the Ngorongoro Highlands to the Tarangire. We'll have a morning cultural tour and a hearty lunch at Mto wa Mbu. After lunch, we'll embark on a game drive into Tarangire National Park. We will go on a game drive on the way to our Tarangire camp.

We will leave camp early in the morning after breakfast and drive to Tarangire National Park for a half-day game drive. In Tarangire National Park, we will go on a long game drive. The park is mostly made up of low hills on the floor of the Great Rift Valley. It is named after the Tarangire River, which runs through it. Its natural plants are mostly Acacia woodlands and giant African Baobab trees, and in the south there are huge swamp areas. During Tanzania's dry season, wild animals are drawn to both the river and the swamps. People say that the elephant herds in Tarangire National Park are some of the biggest in Africa. The Greater Kudu, the Fringed-eared Oryx, and a few Ashy Starlings are all rare animals that live in this African National Park. After a hot picnic lunch, we will leave the park and start driving back to Arusha, where the tour will end.