6 Days Serengeti Migration Eco-Friendly Safari
Experience a 6-day Serengeti Migration eco-friendly safari. Visit Tarangire, Serengeti, and Ngorongoro with a focus on sustainability and conservation.
View packageExperience a sustainable 5-day Serengeti Migration Eco-friendly safari. See the Great Migration and Big Five while supporting conservation in Tanzania.
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This 5-day Serengeti Migration Eco-friendly safari is designed for the conscious traveler who values conservation. We prioritize sustainable practices by using eco-lodges that rely on solar power and implement strict plastic-free policies. Witness the Great Migration and the Big Five while supporting local conservation efforts in Tarangire, Serengeti, and Ngorongoro. This 5-day Eco-friendly safari ensures your journey through Tanzania leaves a minimal footprint on the delicate wilderness
Your journey begins at Kilimanjaro International Airport where a driver will meet you for a transfer to an eco-certified hotel in Arusha. The drive takes about one hour and passes through local communities. This evening is for resting and receiving a briefing about your upcoming 5-day Eco-friendly safari. Your hotel uses sustainable water heating systems and sources organic food from nearby farms. It is a peaceful start to your Tanzanian adventure, allowing you to settle in without a large environmental impact.
After breakfast, you will drive 120 kilometers to Tarangire National Park, a journey of about 2 to 3 hours. Tarangire is famous for its ancient baobab trees and massive elephant herds. You will spend the day on a game drive along the Tarangire River. A positive moment you might experience is seeing a large elephant family protecting their young while drinking at a waterhole. We use reusable water bottles and packed lunches in biodegradable packaging to maintain our eco-standards. You will spend the night at a solar powered lodge near the park.
You will travel toward the Central Serengeti, a drive of approximately 250 kilometers taking around 6 hours. The route passes through the Ngorongoro Conservation Area where you can see the harmony between the Maasai people and wildlife. In the afternoon, enjoy a game drive in the Seronera Valley, a prime spot for leopards and lions. A surprising moment could be spotting a pride of lions resting on a granite kopje, silhouetted against the vast plains. Your camp for the night uses waste management systems that protect the local soil and water.
Today you head north to track the Great Migration. The drive is about 140 kilometers and takes 5 hours through rolling grasslands. This 5-day Eco-friendly safari in Serengeti Migration focuses on reaching the Mara River area where the wildebeest congregate. You will spend the day observing the herds as they prepare for the river crossings. Watching thousands of animals move as one single organism is a powerful reminder of nature's beauty. The northern eco-camps are temporary structures designed to leave no trace once the migration season ends.
The morning is spent in the north observing the interactions between predators and the migration herds. After a picnic lunch, you will begin the drive back to the Central Serengeti, which takes another 5 hours. Along the way, you might see a cheetah stalking gazelles in the golden grass. A positive moment could be encountering a rare caracal or a serval cat near a riverine forest. This drive allows you to appreciate the vastness of the Serengeti while traveling in a vehicle maintained for low emissions to reduce your carbon footprint.
You will depart early for a 3 hour drive to the Ngorongoro Crater. You will descend into the caldera for a half day tour to see the Big Five, including the rare black rhino. The crater is a self sustaining ecosystem with high animal density. A highlight is having lunch at the hippo pool while watching these giant mammals play in the water. Afterward, you will drive 190 kilometers back to Arusha. The climb out of the crater offers a final spectacular view of one of the world's most unique natural wonders.
We offer two pricing options:
The cost is shared within your private group. More people means a lower price per person.
Join others on a fixed-date tour at a set per-person rate—ideal for solo travelers or small groups.
| No of pax | Adult Price | Child Price |
|---|---|---|
| 1 Pax | From $2,472 pp | From $1,854 pp |
| 2 Pax | From $1,667 pp | From $1,250 pp |
| 3 Pax | From $1,399 pp | From $1,049 pp |
| 4 Pax | From $1,265 pp | From $948 pp |
| 5 Pax | From $1,184 pp | From $888 pp |
| 6 Pax | From $1,130 pp | From $848 pp |
| 7+ Pax | From $1,092 pp | From $819 pp |
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Experience a sustainable 5-day Serengeti Migration Eco-friendly safari. See the Great Migration and Big Five while supporting conservation in Tanzania.
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This package focuses on minimizing environmental impact by using solar powered lodges and reducing plastic waste. We also ensure that our vehicles are well maintained for fuel efficiency and follow strict off road driving rules to protect the soil.
We partner with lodges that employ local staff and support community projects like schools and clean water initiatives. By booking this tour, you contribute to a sustainable economy that values wildlife conservation over poaching or habitat destruction.
Yes, our eco-lodges use solar panels and battery storage to provide electricity for charging devices in your room or the main lounge. Most of our safari vehicles also have charging ports that run while the engine is on.
Tanzania has a national ban on plastic bags, and we take it further by providing filtered water in large containers instead of single use plastic bottles. We encourage guests to bring their own reusable bottles to use throughout the trip.
We serve fresh meals made from organic ingredients sourced from local farmers in the Karatu and Arusha regions. This reduces the carbon footprint of transporting food and ensures you enjoy healthy, traditional Tanzanian flavors.
Most safari vehicles in Tanzania currently run on diesel, but we ensure ours are regularly serviced to minimize emissions. We are constantly monitoring the industry for sustainable vehicle options as they become available in East Africa.
Our partner camps use a carry in carry out policy where all non biodegradable waste is transported back to Arusha for proper recycling. Organic waste is often composted on site in a way that does not attract wild animals.
While the main focus is wildlife viewing, our guides provide deep insights into conservation challenges. You can also visit local conservation centers in Arusha before or after your safari to learn more about their work.
The lodges provide purified or treated water that is safe for drinking and brushing teeth. We recommend using the provided water to avoid the need for buying bottled water in plastic containers.
Many airlines offer carbon offset programs, and we can also recommend local Tanzanian reforestation projects where you can donate. Planting trees in the foothills of Mount Kilimanjaro is a popular way for our guests to give back.
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