Our 90-minute drive takes us south to Tarangire National park. Tarangire is very big. It reaches as far as the eye can see to the south when you stand at the park's entrance. This extraordinary park, also known as the "Elephant Playground," is home to sizable herds of these powerful animals. But Tarangire is also home to buffalo, lions, wildebeest, zebra, and gazelles, and for sheer animal density, the park may compete with Serengeti. What may you witness today? It might be a lone male lion curled up beneath a tree or a group of male cheetah bonding over some lazy time in the sun. Possibilities include graceful Grant's gazelles, zebras dashing across the road, and a pair of giraffes contentedly nibbling off the finest acacia branches. Kudu and oryx are two Tarangire specialties to keep an eye out for Kudu or Oryx, It pays to be aware of the small animals, both here and in other parks. The strength and majesty of an elephant or the grace of a giraffe can easily fascinate someone. Find an agama lizard with a male that changes color in front of you depending on the temperature by asking your guide to look for one. Or a hyrax, also known as a pimpi, is a small-looking animal about 30 cm long and shockingly connected to the powerful elephant!

Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner

Leave the lodge after a tasty breakfast and head to Lake Manyara National park for a Treetop walkaway, another experience that will leave you to give you a glimpse of an unforgettable moment on your list. After lunch, board your vehicle to explore the highlights of this park. Perched on the steep cliffs of the Rift Valley, Manyara features a sparkling lake. Vegetation is abundant, and wildlife thrives here. Enjoy the tranquility as majestic pink flamingos gracefully stride and feed on seaweed from the shallow, alkaline waters. On land, Manyara's terrain is compact but offers a variety of environments, including diverse forests seeping from nearby cliffs. Monkeys abound, but watch out for lions, giraffes, warthogs, and grumpy Cape buffalo. All call this park home. Hold your nose when you reach the hippo pool. Because big lumps stinking.  

Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner

Beverages and alcohol are not included

Today we will visit the Hadzabe and Datooga tribes and overnight in Ngorongoro Conversation Area

Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner

Beverages and alcohol are not included.

The crater is home to about 120 lions with well-defined areas. 15,000 wildebeest, 9,000 zebras, 400 hyenas and about 50 black rhinos. Home to many wildebeests and other herding animals, it benefits from many water sources throughout the year and is encouraged by some hikers in season. Buffalo, Thomson's gazelle and eland are also abundant. Hippos can be seen in ponds and marshes, and highland birds are colorful and abundant in the water. Flamingos are common on Lake Magadi, which occupies part of the crater floor. 

Meals: Breakfast,Lunch and  Dinner

Beverages and alcohol are not included.

Today, we will visit the famous Maasai tribe and visit Oluvdai Gorge then off to the Serengeti. 

Meals: Breakfast, lunch and Dinner

Beverages and alcohol are not included.

Today, we will do a full-day game drive and cross our fingers that we witness part of the Great Migration.  

Meals: Breakfast, lunch, and Pearls in the Wild Farewell Dinner

Today, we will be flying back to Arusha to relax before our next day's fly out

Breakfast and lunch

Today we will say goodbye.  

Safe travels ✈️✈️✈️

Breakfast is included.