In the morning after breakfast (around 7:30 AM) your safari guide will arrive on the inn and inform the receptionist that he's looking forward to you. After meeting up together along with your driver you'll tour to Tarangire National Park, and by 10:00 AM you'll already be to your first safari! In this park you've got the chance to see plenty of wild Tanzanian animals (lions, buffalos, giraffes, zebras, etc.), however specially else it is well-known for its impressive range of elephants, who generally have a tendency to live near their drinking source, the Tarangire River. You need to be conscious that this is wild nature, so the guide can't make any guarantees at the presence of particular wild animals, however you could make certain he will do his great to find everything you are looking for! The Tanzania Royal Tours and Safaris crew has its personal radio channel that the drivers use to talk to different guides and collaborate on searches for uncommon species. At lunch time you'll be furnished a meal, and then the safari will continue. In the night you'll be transferred to the inn located on the brink of the Ngorongoro volcanic crater. 

 On this day it's miles best to depart the hotel as early as possible so that you can see the variety of animals which can be only lively during the morning hours; breakfast will be packed in lunchboxes mainly for this purpose. At 6:30 AM you'll spark off for Ngorongoro Conservation Area, and after approximately an hour you'll already be in the crater. Ngorongoro is one of the most well-known and thrilling of Tanzania's national parks due to the fact here you could locate the finest variety of different animal species in line with square kilometer. You will have the chance to see buffalo, elephants, lions, wildebeests, zebras, hippopotamus and feline species together with caracals and servals. The luckiest travelers may even see a rhinoceros, an animal whose numbers are rapidly declining. By lunch time you'll arrive on the lake side, wherein you'll be provided lunchboxes, and then the safari will continue, finishing in a few hours with a transfer to Serengeti National Park. On your travels you'll additionally go to a memorial dedicated to 2 West German researchers, Bernhard and Michael Grzimek. It is them we should thank for Northern Tanzania National Parks having survived until our times in its current natural state. You can study their complete story within the book "Serengeti Shall Not Die" which may be found on Amazon.com for USD 10–25. In the night you'll be transferred to a hotel in the middle of the Serengeti valley. 

After breakfast you'll begin the safari by being transferred to the central part of the Serengeti (also known as Seronera). Here your driver will attempt to find the animals you're the most fascinated in. Closer to lunch time you'll go to the Serengeti Visitor Centre, wherein you'll be offered a lunchbox and furnished with plenty of thrilling information not only about the animals’ populations, but also about the history of the National Park. Also, on this area you'll be capable to see hyraxes, that are the elephant's closest relatives. It is tough to explain in detail all of the animals of the Serengeti valley, for they number in the thousands: elephants, buffalo, ostriches, giraffes, jackals, hyenas, lions, antelopes, leopards and cheetahs—just maintain your eyes peeled and revel in the nature round you. In the night you'll be transferred to a hotel, where you'll have dinner and be able to rest. 

After breakfast in the morning you'll safari in the eastern and southern components of the park. The extra part of those areas is a savanna with extensive open spaces, which offers a probable possibility to see cheetah hunting antelopes. By early afternoon you'll end the safari and go back to the hotel in Arusha.