5-Day Wildlife and Beach Vacation Experience Fly in & Out

This is where all of your planning becomes a reality: your safari starts now. Tanzania is such a wonderful country when it comes to wildlife and beautiful taking you out and showing you what we mean. landscapes. After we greet you and answer any questions you might have, we’ll take great pleasure in Wherever you go in Tarangire National Park, you’ll come across the park’s famous and larger-than-life baobab trees and elephants. These are the twin elements that give this park so much personality. There is, of course, so much more. We don’t just mean the huge populations of wildebeest, giraffes, hippos, buffaloes, baboons, vervet monkeys and zebras. Or the rugged landscape of rocky hills and rivers, swamps and savannah plains. You also have an excellent chance of seeing lions here – Tarangire is a real lion stronghold – and keep an eye out for leopards and cheetahs as well.

Unesco World Heritage–listed Serengeti National Park will almost certainly be one of the highlights of your safari, and it’s the kind of place that very quickly becomes a favorite. That’s partly because of the sighting is special, they’re only a part of the story here:
wildlife: this is one of the best places anywhere to see lions, leopards and cheetahs. Although every big cat there’s a good chance you’ll also see elephants, zebras, giraffes, wildebeest, buffaloes and spotted hyenas and much more. Many travelers’ love affair with the Serengeti is also because of its landscapes: expect vast savannah grasslands, acacia trees and pretty hill
country.

Your first sight of Ngorongoro Crater is likely not one you’ll easily forget. As seen from the crater rim, this natural bowl, both vast and intimate, is one of Africa’s most beautiful natural features, stretching 19 green kilometers (12 miles) from one side to the other. Down in the crater itself, you’ll explore an astonishingly rich, self-contained ecosystem that is protected by high crater walls. Here, lions and hyenas hunt wildebeest and Grant’s gazelle within sight of elephants and black rhinos. Your day spent here will reveal a surprising variety of habitats, from the Lereal Forest and salty Lake Magadi to the plains that rise and fall gently all across the valley floor.

Lake Eyasi Explore this remote lake and encounter the traditional Hadza people. that you will have enjoyed it as much as we have.
Your Tanzanian safari draws to a close, and we’re sure