• Distance: 140 km 

In the morning, you will be picked up from your hotel to start your driving game in Tarangire National Park. Savanna shrubs, seasonal swamps, and giant baobab trees make up the landscape of this nature reserve, and the park is perhaps one of the best places in East Africa to see elephants. They are not only found in the thousands, but they seem to be more familiar with the means of transport, and thanks to that we can get closer to these giant animals. Not only elephants but also many different animals such as Masai giraffe, various species of antelope, antelope, buffalo, lion, leopard, baboons and more than 500 kinds of birds making this the only solution best for birds and animals. lovers. After the game drive, you will leave the park in the late afternoon and drive to the motel for an overnight stay.

• Overnight at Tarangire Sopa Lodge 

• Meals: including breakfast, lunch and dinner 

Distance: 205km 

After breakfast, you will travel from the Tarangire region to the lush highlands, where crops such as wheat, corn and coffee grow. As you pass through the Ngorongoro Conservation Area, you can stop for a stunning view of the Ngorongoro Crater before continuing on to the Serengeti National Park. The vast Serengeti steppe stretches to the horizon and is teeming with wildlife that will captivate any visitor to this park. Thomson's wildebeest, antelope, zebra and buffalo are all on the menu. Through the high, airy roof of the safari vehicle, you can enjoy the park's diverse habitats and landscapes. You will go to Seronera Valley for dinner and overnight at the lodge. 

• Accommodation: Kubukubu Deluxe Tented Camp 

• Meals: including breakfast, lunch and dinner 

We headed to the Olduvai Gorge, known as the "Cradle of Mankind". Here, in the Great Rift Valley, the remains of early humans dating back 2 million years have been discovered. Then visit the world's most famous wildlife reserve - Serengeti National Park. The word "Serengeti" means "endless plain," describing the park's 5,600-square-mile boundary. However, for its large area, the Serengeti does not disappoint when viewing the rich games. Every year, from May to December, millions of animals participate in a migration that takes them from the central Serengeti to Kenya's Masai Mara and back again in an astonishing sight. Even in the "time of failure", herds of wildebeest, zebra and wildebeest roamed here, as did herds of elephants, giraffes and buffaloes. While lions, leopards, cheetahs, hyenas and jackals stalk their meals, we enjoy a picnic in this open arena. 

Dinner and overnight at Kananga Special Tented Camp: 3 meals included

Another all-day game play is a good choice on this day to spot nocturnal and diurnal species as they rise for a new day. In the morning, many animals will also be easily spotted on either side of the tracks as they hide from the morning dew and enjoy the chirping of birds. Depending on when you visit the Serengeti, you may have a chance to see large herds of wildebeest migrating (ask our experts for their location). Even without herds of wildebeest migrating in the Serengeti; thousands of resident animals including buffalo, leopards, cheetahs, lions, elephants, topis, Thompson and Grant's antelope, galloping horses, zebras, and many birds that never inhabit the park deserve this surprise. Dinner and overnight at Kananga Special Tented Camp: 3 meals included. 

• Distance: 25km 

Rise and shine! After breakfast at the break of the day, you head down to the crater. Inside the world's largest crater, you'll see a diversity of wildlife from black rhinos, Grant and Thomson's antelope, lions and leopards to elephants and mountain reeds in the forests on the hill. You can also see buffalo, spotted hyenas and some of the more than 500 species of birds in the area. After a long outing and picnic, you will leave the crater in the afternoon for a drive to the Karatu lodge. 

• Accommodation: Lake Manyara Kilimamoja Lodge 

• Meals: including breakfast, lunch and dinner 

• Distance: 175km 

Small Lake Manyara National Park is home to more than 400 species of birds, densely populated primate forests and grasslands. Much of the park is covered by alkaline Lake Manyara, which is home to flocks of flamingos and other waterfowl. Besides giraffes, hippos, wildebeest and dung beetles in the grasslands, you can see lions wallowing in trees and elephants feeding on acacia trees in the forest. While the forest near the lake is filled with noisy armies of green monkeys, large families of baboons hang out along the paths. After driving the game, you will return to Moshi in the late afternoon