Tarangire, Serengeti & Ngorongoro: 4-Day Camping Safari

Day 1 - Tarangire National Park 

After breakfast, you'll meet with one of our office representatives for a quick safari briefing. Then, you'll embark on a pleasant 2-hour drive to Tarangire National Park. During the journey, you'll enjoy picturesque views of grassy plains dotted with ancient baobab trees, traditional Maasai homes, and nomadic herders tending to their cattle.  In Tarangire National Park, you'll get to witness its renowned features: the iconic ancient baobab trees, pythons that climb trees, and a large population of African elephants, lions, leopards, and cheetahs. After a picnic lunch in the middle of the day, your afternoon game drive continues. Later, you'll head to your camp for a satisfying dinner and an overnight stay.  

Day 2 - Tarangire to Serengeti National Park

 After breakfast, we'll drive to the fertile crater highlands, where the Iraqw people grow wheat, corn, and coffee. We'll pass by the Ngorongoro Crater on our way to the Serengeti National Park, arriving around midday. The park offers diverse landscapes, including grassy plains, savannah, bushes, wetlands, mountains, lakes, and unique rock formations called Kopjes, which are great spots for spotting predators.  Depending on the season, you may witness the famous animal migration. During the short rainy season (November-December), herds move from the north hills to the southern plains. In the longer rainy season (April-June), they return north. This migration depends on the yearly rainfall and results in different herd locations. Your experienced guide will make sure you have the best chances to see these animals.  

Day 3 - Serengeti Park to Ngorongoro Area 

After breakfast, you'll head out for an early morning game drive from 08:00 to 14:30 with a packed lunch. After that, we'll continue our journey to the Ngorongoro Conservation Area, enjoying more wildlife viewing along the way, and have dinner and stay overnight there.  

Day 4 - Ngorongoro Crater

 Full-game drive After breakfast, you'll descend more than 600 meters into the crater to see wildlife. At midday, you'll have lunch at the bottom of the crater. Ngorongoro is one of the 8th Wonders of the World, and the crater is a crucial sanctuary for various animals.  You'll often spot large herds of elephants and the rare black rhinos. The crater is also home to abundant wildebeests, zebras, gazelles, hippos, cape buffalos, lion prides, hyenas, serval cats, jackals, and nearly 400 bird species.