9 DAYS WILDEBEEST MIGRATION CALVING SEASON SAFARI TOUR IN TARANGIRE, NGORONGORO, LAKE EYASI AND LAKE MANYARA
DRIVE IN – FLY OUT 2024

Upon arrival at Arusha / Kilimanjaro airport, your guide Burigi Chato Safaris Tanzania will pick you up and drop you off at your hotel in Arusha or Moshi Tanzania. Settle into your accommodation, relax and get used to the African atmosphere. Ready to start your 9 Days Great Tanzania Serengeti Migration safari (CALVING SEASON) the following day. Arusha is a commune in northern Tanzania and the capital of the Arusha Region, with a population of 416,442 plus 323,198 in surrounding Arusha County Located beneath Mount Meru at the eastern edge of the eastern arm of the Great Rift Valley, Arusha is atmospheric. post-temperate. The city is close to Serengeti National Park, Ngorongoro Conservation Area, Lake Manyara National Park, Olduvai Gorge, Tarangire National Park, Mount Kilimanjaro National Park and Mount Meru Arusha National Park.

On this day, you leave the town of Arusha; base town for driving games in northern Tanzania and along the Arusha - Dodoma highway, a scenic route to Tarangire National Park. You'll pass by the supermarket (if desired) for last-minute shopping for any personal items you might need, then cross the beautiful Masai prairies and reach Tarangire in 2 hours. Your driver will take care of the paperwork at the park's entrance and you'll then embark on your first ride

Tarangire National Park has the highest density of elephants and large baobab trees dot the grasslands of northern Tanzania, and you can see these animals year-round, of which herds can often reach remarkable numbers. amazing 300. The Tarangire River has water all year round, and during the dry season from July to October, many animals from the surrounding area come to drink from the river. If you visit the park during the dry season, you will witness an unforgettable natural wonder as you can observe amazing creatures such as lions, giraffes, buffaloes, antelopes and zebras as well as a variety of antelope and antelope and with a little luck you might spot a python too! The area is also a paradise for birdwatchers during the dry season with over 550 different species, including the Masai ostrich, the largest bird in the world. Around lunch time, you'll stop at a suitable picnic spot before the afternoon is dedicated to wildlife viewing. Before sunset, you will be taken to your camp or lodge in Manyara (MtowaMbu) for the night.

After breakfast, you will be taken to the entrance of Lake Manyara. Your driver will take care of the paperwork at the park gate, and then you'll embark on your first ride.
Lake Manyara National Park is an unspoiled paradise of underground forest fed by underground springs and teeming with wildlife such as elephants, hippos, giraffes, buffalo, antelope and several herds Africa's largest baboon. The shores of Lake Manyara are teeming with birds, and while you're looking for birds, you might spot one of the elusive tree-climbing lions, and people flock from all over the world to catch them. Watch these iconic predators bask in the trees.

There are a surprising number of other large mammals, and the dramatic cliffs of the Rift Cliffs provide a breathtaking backdrop. There are a surprising number of other large mammals, and the dramatic cliffs of the Rift Cliffs provide a breathtaking backdrop. Around lunch time, you'll stop at a suitable picnic spot before the afternoon is dedicated to wildlife viewing. Before sunset, you will be taken to your camp or lodge in Manyara (MtowaMbu) for the night.

Explore the wild and uncharted territory south of the Serengeti. Lake Eyasi, located just southwest of Ngorongoro Crater in Tanzania's Crater Plateau, is one of many beautiful lakes in the East African Rift Valley. The slightly alkaline lake extends about 50 km to the southwest with the vast plains of the Serengeti to the north. Take a walk along the lakeshore and spend the afternoon exploring the area dotted with ancient baobab trees. Join the hunting expedition with the Hadzabe family, Africa's last hunter-gatherers, to see their amazing hunting and tracking abilities!

Early in the morning, we left the village to experience local hunting with Hadzabe and Datonga tribes. It is not a mere representation. Bushwalkers rely on these techniques to survive, and you'll need to be very attentive and sometimes silent as they demonstrate the use of locally produced poison to incapacitate living creatures. poor things on which they depend. We return to your accommodation for a late breakfast.
After breakfast, you will be introduced to the wonderful people of an indigenous tribe known as the 'Hadzabe' (hunter-gatherers). The tribe inhabits the shores of Lake Eyasi, like the Nilotic-speaking Datoga. You will visit these tribes, including a tour of their farms, learn about their way of life, track animals, medicinal plants and much more. Some wildlife and a variety of birds can be seen while walking around the lake, which will be held. At the end of the afternoon we returned to Manyara/Karatu for an overnight stay.

After breakfast, we drove from Manyara/Karatu to Ngorongoro then descended 600m to the crater to see the wildlife there. Ngorongoro Crater is one of the most densely populated areas of African wildlife in the world and is home to some 30,000 animals, including some of Tanzania's last remaining black rhinos.
Supported by a year-round supply of water and fodder, Ngorongoro National Park is home to a wide variety of animals including herds of wildebeest, zebra, buffalo, elk, zebra, hippopotamus and giant african elephant. Another key point to this beautiful national park is the dense population of carnivores, including lions, hyenas, jackals, cheetahs, and clouded leopars that are always elusive, sometimes requiring a The eye is trained to detect. We will also visit Lake Magadi, a large shallow alkaline lake in the southwest corner that is one of the main features of the crater. Large numbers of flamingos, hippos and other waterfowl can often be seen here.

After breakfast, we will drive to Lake Ndutu area, located in Ngorongoro Reserve, which is part of the South Serengeti Ecosystem. Lake Ndutu is alkaline, like most other Rift lakes, but the water is still drinkable and used by a variety of local wildlife. Most wildebeest migrations are found in short grass plains from December to April. The area is also often densely populated with elephants, birds, and game.

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You can break up the trip with some or both of the following activities:
• Olduvai Gorge Museum:
Sometimes referred to as the Cradle of Mankind, the Olduvai Gorge Museum commemorates some of the oldest evidence of human habitation ever discovered. Here you'll see some of the world's oldest fossil evidence of human habitation, visit the Olduvai Gorge Museum to learn about human travel and take in panoramic views of the land. this austere canyon water.

• Maasai Boma Tour: You'll visit one of the famous Maasai bomas, where you'll have the chance to witness (and participate in) traditional Maasai dancing, visit an authentic Maasai village, and even shop for souvenirs at a local market direction.
The above two activities are excluded from your tour (at an additional cost).
Arrive in Ndutu in the afternoon for a game drive until evening, you will check in at a campsite/hostel, dinner and overnight. Dinner and overnight in Ndutu. All meals included.

After breakfast, enjoy a full game drive in the Ndutu area. Explore a variety of different habitats including swamps, woodlands, freshwater lakes, and the Serengeti's famous short grasslands. Big Thinking heard of wildebeest and zebra. For a short time around February, which usually lasts about 3 weeks, most wildebeest. The sea grass has little cover and the young are easy prey for a variety of predators. Wildebeest can run within minutes of being born and within 3 days they are normally strong enough to keep up with the herd. Overnight at camp/hostel in Ndutu (Ngorongoro Reserve) region south of Serengeti.

After breakfast, we headed to Serengeti Central National Park, also known as Seronera. We entered the heart of wild Africa - the Serengeti National Park - with its endless plains stretching as far as the eye could see. We went to the Seronera area, one of the richest wildlife habitats in the park, with the Seronera River, which provides a valuable source of water for the area and thus attracts wildlife that represents it most species of the Serengeti park. Overnight at camp/lodge in central Serengeti (Seronera region).

After breakfast, we headed to Serengeti Central National Park, also known as Seronera. We entered the heart of wild Africa - the Serengeti National Park - with its endless plains stretching as far as the eye could see. We went to the Seronera area, one of the richest wildlife habitats in the park, with the Seronera River, which provides a valuable source of water for the area and thus attracts wildlife that represents it most species of the Serengeti park. Overnight at camp/lodge in central Serengeti (Seronera region).

After breakfast at the camp, we depart for Seronera Airport and enjoy the road driving game. Around mid-morning, take a scheduled flight from Seronera Airport to Arusha Airport. Upon arrival at Arusha airport, meet our driver who will take you to Arusha town. Upon arrival, we will have lunch and end our safari adventure in Africa. You will be taken to your hotel where our safari will end. Optional hot air balloon tour in Serengeti Those who have booked in advance will have the chance to soar into the plains in a hot air balloon on one of your mornings in the Serengeti. Waking up before dawn gives you time to go to the hot air balloon launch site to catch the most impressive light. Then fly when the sun rises. Glide through the plains and acacia treetops, taking in breathtaking views of the Seronera River valley and surrounding plains. After landing, enjoy an epic champagne breakfast in the middle of the Serengeti wilderness.