3-Day Best of Tanzania Safari – Mid Range Safari

Arusha – Serengeti National Park
You’ll be picked up in Arusha at 7:00 am by your guide for a 5-6 hour drive to Serengeti National Park. You will pass Ngorongoro highland with spectacular Masai bomas and enjoy an afternoon game-viewing drive. Your driver will select a scenic spot for a hot meal lunch, featuring a main dish, bread rolls, fruit salad, and beverages. This is also an opportunity to mingle with guests from other companies. After lunch, continue exploring the park. In the evening, check in at the camp for dinner and an overnight stay.

The Serengeti is known for harboring Africa’s largest population of lions, attributed to the abundance of prey species. Over 3,000 lions thrive within this ecosystem.

After breakfast at the camp, you’ll embark on a half-day game drive at Serengeti National Park in search of the big cats and the Big Five. In the afternoon, your driver will arrange a table for a delicious hot lunch, main dish, hot soup, bread rolls and fruit salad, complemented by a glass of wine, tea, and coffee. Later in the afternoon, you’ll head back to your lodge for dinner and an overnight stay.

Serengeti National Park is home to one of the most spectacular natural events on Earth: the annual Great Migration. Each year, over 2 million wildebeest, zebra, and gazelle migrate across the plains in search of fresh grazing lands, making it the largest terrestrial mammal migration in the world. Witnessing this awe-inspiring phenomenon is an unforgettable experience during your visit to the Serengeti.

Enjoy an early breakfast at the lodge before departing for Ngorongoro Crater for a game drive until the afternoon. During lunchtime, your driver will arrange a table for a satisfying hot meal, including a main dish, soup, bread rolls, and fruit salad, followed by a glass of wine, tea, and coffee. In the afternoon, you’ll continue with the game drive before returning to Arusha for drop-off at the airport.

Ngorongoro Crater is the world’s largest intact volcanic caldera, formed over 2 million years ago when a massive volcano exploded and collapsed on itself. This geological wonder boasts a diverse ecosystem, including grasslands, forests, and freshwater lakes, making it home to an incredible array of wildlife, including the densest population of lions in Africa. Exploring this natural marvel offers a unique opportunity to witness the fascinating interplay between geology and wildlife conservation.