in the morning once you have taken your breakfast (around 7:30 AM) your safari guide will arrive at the hotel and inform the receptionist that he's expecting you. after meeting up together with your driver you'll travel to Tarangire National Park, and by 10:00 AM you will already be on your first safari! in this park you've got the prospect to visualize millions of wild Tanzanian animals (lions, buffalos, giraffes, zebras, etc.), however particularly else it's far-famed for its astonishing number of elephants, who usually tend to remain close to their drinking source, the Tarangire River. you must bear in mind that this is wild nature, therefore the guide cannot build any guarantees on the presence of specific wild animals, but you'll be able to make certain he can do his best to search out everything you're wanting for! The Tanzania Royal Tours and Safaris team has its own radio channel that the drivers use to speak to other guides and collaborate on searches for rare species. At lunch time you'll be provided a meal, after that the safari will continue. in the evening you are transferred to the hotel situated on the sting of the Ngorongoro volcanic crater. 

 Today it's best to depart the hotel as early as possible therefore you'll be able to see the variety of animals that are solely active during the morning hours; breakfast will be packed in lunchboxes specifically for this purpose. At 6:30 AM you'll depart for Ngorongoro Conservation Area, and after about an hour you will already be within the crater. Ngorongoro is one in all the foremost far-famed and fascinating of Tanzania' national parks as a result of here you'll be able to realize the best variety of various animal species per sq. kilometer. you'll have the chance to visualize buffalo, elephants, lions, wildebeests, zebras, Hippopotamus amphibius and feline species like caracals and servals. The luckiest travelers may even see a rhinoceros, an animal whose numbers are speedily declining. By lunch time you will reach the lake side, wherever you'll be offered lunchboxes, after that the safari will continue, ending in an exceedingly few hours with a transfer to Serengeti National Park. On your travels you will additionally visit a memorial dedicated to 2 West German researchers, Bernhard and Michael Grzimek. it's them we've to give thanks for Northern Tanzania National Parks having survived until our times in its current natural state. you'll be able to read their full story within the book "Serengeti Shall Not Die" which might be found on Amazon.com for USD 10–25. in the evening you will be transferred to a hotel in the center of the Serengeti valley 

 after breakfast you'll begin the safari by being transferred to the central a part of the Serengeti (also known as Seronera). Here your driver will try and find the animals you're the most interested in. nearer to lunch time you will visit the Serengeti visitor Centre, where you will be offered a lunchbox and given lots of fascinating information not solely concerning the animals’ populations, but also about the history of the National Park. Also, in this area you will be able to see hyraxes, that are the elephant' closest relatives. it's tough to explain very well all the animals of the Serengeti valley, for they variety within the thousands: elephants, buffalo, ostriches, giraffes, jackals, hyenas, lions, antelopes, leopards and cheetahs—just keep your eyes bare-ass and luxuriate in the nature around you. in the evening you'll be transferred to a hotel, where you will have dinner and be able to rest 

after breakfast in the morning you will safari in the eastern and southern parts of the park. The bigger a part of these areas is a savannah with wide open spaces, that provides a probable chance to see cheetah hunting antelopes. By early afternoon you'll end the safari and come back to the hotel in Arusha.