6 DAYS: TANZANIA ECOTOURISM – SAFARI ADVENTURES
Welcome to Tanzania, a land of stunning landscapes, extraordinary wildlife and a commitment to ecotourism like no other. We will be your guide into the world of tanzania ecotourism, where you can immerse yourself in the wonders of nature and local communities. Discover the magic of Tanzania. Plan your safari today.
Tanzania Ecotourism Overview
This is a fascinating tanzania ecotourism adventure through some of the most emblematic parks in northern Tanzania, like Serengeti, Tarangire and Ngorongoro, but also including a day at the bizarre Lake Natron.
Safari tour prices vary depending on the starting date, your group size, and the choice of stay.
Ensuite Accommodation Packages
Below are packages with a few popular ensuite options for your tour. Ensuite hotels are tented camps/lodges that can be inside/around national parks. You will have a private room with attached bathroom. Meals are provided by hotels.
Option E1: $1,990 per adult for safari with Land Cruiser
– Stay at Ngare Lodge, Lake Manyara (Outside the Park).
– Stay at Maasai Giraffe Eco Lodge, Lake Natron.
– Stay at Serengeti Wild Camp, Central Serengeti.
– Stay at Omega View Hotel, Karatu.
Option E2: $2,278 per adult for safari with Land Cruiser
– Stay at Migombani Cottage, Lake Manyara (Outside the Park).
– Stay at Africa Safari Lake Natron – Safari Comfort, Lake Natron.
– Stay at Tanzania Bush Camps, Seronera, Central Serengeti.
– Stay at Ngorongoro Kuhama Camp, NCA, NCA.
Option E3: $2,566 per adult for safari with Land Cruiser
– Stay at Ang’ata Tarangire Camp, Tarangire (Within the Park).
– Stay at Africa Safari Lake Natron – Luxury Glamping, Lake Natron.
– Stay at Serenity Camp, Central Serengeti.
– Stay at Ngorongoro Serena Safari Lodge, NCA, NCA.
Option E4: $3,055 per adult for safari with Land Cruiser
– Stay at Nimali Tarangire Camp, Tarangire (Outside the Park).
– Stay at Lake Natron Camp, Lake Natron.
– Stay at Mbali Mbali Soroi Serengeti – Safari Room, Central Serengeti.
– Stay at Lemala Ngorongoro, NCA, NCA.
Option E5: $4,335 per adult for safari with Land Cruiser
– Stay at Lemala Mpingo Ridge, Tarangire (Within the Park) .
– Stay at Lake Natron Camp, Lake Natron.
– Stay at Lemala Nanyukie, Central Serengeti.
Option E6: $6,090 per adult for safari with Land Cruiser
– Stay at Sanctuary Swala Camp, Tarangire (Within the Park)
– Stay at Lake Natron Camp, Lake Natron.
– Stay at Four Seasons Safari Lodge – Terrace Suite Water Hole View, Central Serengeti.
– Stay at Ngorongoro Crater Lodge, NCA – Suite, NCA.
A detailed list of inclusions is shared below. We have many more accommodations and addon tours to offer. Please share with us your requirements by clicking on the “Request Quote” button below, and our reservations team will get in touch with you.
Day 1: Tanzania Ecotourism – Tarangire National Park
We’ll collect you from your hotel at 8 am for a visit to a particularly extraordinary national park, Tarangire, celebrated for its diverse landscape comprising nine distinct vegetation zones.
This park is renowned for its profusion of Ancient Baobab trees, the largest on the continent, which dominate the landscape, casting shadows over the nearby animals. The park’s river teems with diverse wildlife, encompassing a wide array of bird species, alongside lions, leopards, zebras, giraffes, buffaloes, antelopes, and notably, elephants. Tarangire boasts the country’s highest concentration of elephants, presenting exclusive opportunities to witness interactions within elephant families.
The lunch area holds fascination, featuring an observatory that provides stunning views of the river and wildlife, with promising chances of observing hunting scenes while enjoying your picnic. Later in the afternoon, we’ll embark on another game drive before heading to your accommodation.
Moreover, it’s noteworthy that the park houses the largest concentration of elephants in the entire country, offering unparalleled glimpses into the dynamics of elephant family interactions.
Additionally, an optional extra tour available is a night game drive within the park.
Various accommodation options are available to cater to visitors to this park. However, our top recommendations are the limited lodges situated within the park due to their exceptional offerings.
Our recommendations are:
Day 2: Tanzania Africa – Serengeti National Park
Following an early breakfast, the journey commences towards the world-renowned Serengeti National Park. While the drive itself is lengthy, it offers breathtaking vistas. You’ll traverse the crater highlands, making a brief stop at the rim to behold an awe-inspiring view of the Ngorongoro Crater—an unforgettable moment, especially for first-time observers.
Continuing further into the Serengeti, you’ll comprehend why its name translates to “endless plains” in the local language. The park spans 6,900 square miles (18,000 sq. km), where vast plains seemingly extend limitlessly to the horizon, challenging your senses and perception of distances.
This region hosts the Great Migration, home to two million wildebeests, hundreds of thousands of zebras, and various antelopes, including abundant impalas and Thomson’s gazelles. It’s a haven for Big Cats and larger predators like lions, cheetahs, leopards, and hyenas. Many iconic television scenes, such as renowned river crossings, have been filmed within this park. Additionally, a diverse array of smaller creatures, including foxes, mongoose, honey badgers, jackals, monkeys, baboons, rock hyrax, African hares, and over 500 bird species, call this park home.
After this lengthy yet remarkable journey, you’ll arrive at the park in time for an incredible afternoon game drive.
Accommodations catering to diverse budgets and preferences are available within the Serengeti.
Our recommendations are:
Day 3: Serengeti National Park
A whole day awaits you within the Serengeti National Park, and we prioritize catering to your preferences by offering complete flexibility in planning. Your desires will dictate the schedule for the day, and your guide will engage with you daily to determine the most suitable timings, including game drives and wake-up times. For instance, you have the option to embark on a morning game drive, return to the camp for lunch and leisure, and cap the day with an afternoon game drive. Alternatively, you might opt for an entire day of game drives, complete with a picnic lunch.
Additionally, we suggest considering the magnificent balloon flight over the Serengeti plains as an extra tour.
To ensure continuity and convenience, we recommend spending the night in the same camp or lodge as the previous evening.
Our recommendations are:
Day 4: Ngorongoro Conservation Area.
This day, we recommend an early rise to embark on a morning game drive, offering a captivating opportunity to witness the animals’ heightened activity and a stunning sunrise, making it among the most awe-inspiring experiences.
Following the game drive, we’ll return to the camp for a delightful brunch before journeying onwards to Ngorongoro, recognized as the 8th wonder of the Natural World. Spanning 102 square miles with towering 2,000-foot walls, the crater resembles a Noah’s ark, hosting nearly every indigenous East African wildlife species.
It’s a rare region in the continent where you can observe the elusive black Rhino, boasting the highest concentration of African wildlife. Within the crater lie a river, numerous swamps, a soda lake teeming with flamingos, a lush forest, and vast plains. Ngorongoro is renowned for its magnificent elephants, known for their enormous tusks, a result of the volcanic soil’s rich mineral content.
This crater’s uniqueness contributes to its wonder as a Natural World marvel. Arriving in Ngorongoro in time for a scenic sundowner is planned.
As an additional recommended tour, there’s an opportunity for an afternoon walking safari in the Ngorongoro highlands.
While most lodging options for Ngorongoro lie outside the Conservation Area, there are exceptional accommodations within the park that we frequently endorse.
Our recommendations are:
Day 5: Ngorongoro Crater – Lake Eyasi
The day will commence with an early start as we descend to the crater floor for an extraordinary morning amidst wildlife in one of the planet’s most breathtaking locations. Following the game drive, there will be a transfer to the unique Lake Natron, roughly a four-hour journey, accompanied by a picnic lunch. Upon arrival, there will be an exploration of the lake and its surrounding areas.
We suggest considering the subsequent lodging options available at Lake Natron.
- Our recommendations are:
Day 6: Tanzania Africa – Lake Eyasi
By incorporating cultural visits to local villages into our program, we aim to enhance and enrich your safari experience, while also contributing positively to the local community through tourism.
For a more authentic and off-the-beaten-path adventure, we suggest extending your trip to include a visit to Lake Eyasi. Here, you’ll have the opportunity to engage with the captivating Hadzabe tribe the following morning. The Hadzabe are one of the few remaining nomadic tribes in Africa, offering a truly fascinating encounter where you’ll participate in their morning routines and activities within the village.
Alternatively, upon completing the safari in Arusha, you can opt to visit a traditional Maasai Village the following day. Here, guided by a Maasai Chief, you’ll gain insights into their way of life, including their customs, livelihood practices, culinary techniques, livestock care, as well as witnessing their songs and dances, including a local traditional dance performance by the village women. Both experiences provide exceptional opportunities for memorable photographs.
Extra tour recommended
Ol Doinyo Lengai climb and Maasai village.
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Transportation in tourist 4 x 4-wheel drive Tanzania safari vehicles with VHF Radio communication and pop-up roof for easy viewing and photographing,
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Visit Arusha National Park where you can see some of Tanzania’s stunning landscapes while learning about early human history at nearby archaeological sites like Olduvai Gorge.
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Ngorongoro Crater: A Natural Wonder with Historical Significance
Explore Ngorongoro Crater not only for its breathtaking scenery but also for its significance as a site where early hominids lived millions of years ago.
Participate in guided tours focusing on both wildlife conservation efforts and archaeological findings that highlight human evolution.
The Maasai Culture Experience
Journey into Maasai territory where you will have an opportunity to engage with one of Africa’s most iconic tribes. Participate in traditional dances, learn about their customs, and enjoy a meal prepared by local families.
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