After waking up this morning, you will eat a full breakfast, load your luggage into the safari Jeep, and begin your en-route game drive to the Serengeti. with your lunch inside the jeep. On the way, you will be able to view the beautiful Rift Valley and the view of Ngorongoro crater, and you will reach the Serengeti around 3 p.m.

You will have an evening game drive in central Serengeti where you will be able to see the sunset, and after you will have dinner and overnight in the Serengeti 

The endless, great Serengeti wildebeest migration, which involves 1.5 million herbivores and followers, is the main attraction in the Serengeti. Due to the drought, predators used to move from one area to another in almost all parts of the Serengeti. Our driver guide will make sure you are able to see part of the wildebeest migration. The movement of vast numbers of the Serengeti’s wildebeest, accompanied by large numbers of zebra and smaller numbers of Grant’s gazelle, Thomson’s gazelle, eland, and impala, will be able to be seen in the Serengeti.

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You will wake up at 5.45  for an early breakfast and see the sunrise inside Serengeti. After you finish your breakfast, you will do an early morning game drive up to 11.30 am, then head back to the campsite for the hot lunch and pack your stuff in the jeep.

This time, after finishing your hot lunch, you will proceed with a game drive in the Serengeti while heading to Ngorongoro crater and the Ngorongoro wildlife lodge for dinner and overnight.

We will start our day by doing an early game drive in central Serengeti, the mornings in Serengeti are filled with beautiful bird sounds and plenty of fresh air, the park harbors animals such as elands, buffaloes, cheetahs, leopards, lions, monkeys hippos, and several antelopes. After lunch, we will head out of the park to the crater rim waiting for the next day that will be spent in the crater. Dinner and overnight at Ngorongoro crater lodge

An early rise and breakfast will be offered before departing to Ngorongoro crater, we will have a 600 m descent to this world's largest caldera which was formed when a volcano erupted millions of years ago. The crater is home to many animals including all the big five and several other animals like zebras, hippos, wildebeest, shackles, and hyenas. The place is also a bird haven and many of them can be found parking on the banks of the soda lakes. Our Best buy safaris professional guide will take you to all the spots that animals frequent the most. In the late afternoon, we will start our ascent back to Arusha.