Day 1: Kilimanjaro International Airport – Manyara National Park

Arrival Kilimanjaro International Airport where you will be met and assisted with our professional driver guide for transfer to Lake Manyara National Park for game drives This national park is one of Tanzania’s most dramatically located wildlife areas, consisting of a massive but shallow soda lake (covering two-thirds of the park), located at the foot of the Great Rift Valley’s western escarpment. The park’s varied habitat attracts a wide variety of animals, including one of Africa’s largest concentrations of elephants. Lake Manyara’s unique tree-climbing lions, as well as large flocks of flamingos attracted by the algae in the Lake, game drives till evening thereafter drive to Lodge. Dinner and Overnight at selected lodgeLodge

DAY 2: Bougainvillea Safari Lodge – Ngorongoro Conservation Area

After breakfast, check-out from tented camp ready for en-route game drive to Ngorongoro Conservations Area. The crater is over 20 kilometers wide and approximately 600 meters deep. If you are lucky and have a clear day, from the bottom you will be able to see the whole way around the crater walls. Today you will not do a game drive over the crater floor. Today you will do a game drive over the crater floor, through grassland and forest, and see the soda lake named Lake Makat. Ngorongoro Crater is famous for the presence of the Big Five – buffalos, black rhinos, elephants, lions and leopards. It also contains many other animals, such as cheetahs, zebras, hippos, serval cats, hyenas and wildebeest.

DAY 3: Tarangire National Park – Kilimanjaro International Airport

STwo game drives in this day. In the morning before breakfast go for sun-rise game drives for about 1-2hours then back to your camp for breakfast and pick up your lunch boxes then drive for the afternoon and evening game drive The Tarangire National Park has the highest density of elephants in North Tanzania and you can view these animals all year round in which the herds often can reach an impressive number of 300 animals. The Tarangire River has water all year round and during the dry season, between July and October, many animals from the surrounding areas come to the river for drinking. If you visit the park during the dry season, you will witness an unforgettable natural wonder as you can observe wonderful creatures such as lions, giraffes, buffaloes, wildebeests and zebras as well as various types of antelopes and gazelles and with a little luck, you can also spot a python! This area is during the dry season also a haven for bird watchers with over 550 different species including the Masai Ostrich -the world largest bird.