You go today across Lake Manyara and into the lush Ngorongoro highlands. You will arrive in the expansive open grasslands of the Serengeti National Park in the early afternoon after crossing the Ngorongoro Conservation Area. The next few days are reserved for touring the renowned Serengeti, which is home to the Big Five—elephant, buffalo, lion, leopard, and rhinoceros as well as a variety of other creatures. Since no two safari days are the same, you can anticipate seeing a wide variety of different wildlife and breathtaking scenery while out on your game drives.

The enormous Serengeti is the focus of these two days. Both animal behavior and their social systems will be covered. Tanzania's third-largest park, the Serengeti National Park, is breathtakingly magnificent. In contrast to the broad grassland that stretches as far as the eye can see in the south, open forests and hills predominate in the north and west. One of the greatest displays on earth, the Great Migration of millions of wildebeest and zebras, takes place in the Serengeti and the Maasai Mara. One of the Kati Kati tented camps is where you live. We select your route and the sequence of camps based on your time of travel to increase your chances of seeing the Great Migration.

You will resume your safari in the Serengeti National Park after breakfast. During the dry season, animals congregate in the waters of the Seronera Valley, and if you're lucky, you might witness predators hunting. You will leisurely drive in the direction of the magnificent Ngorongoro Crater after eating lunch at a picnic location. You will enjoy a stunning view of the caldera as soon as you arrive near the crater. Over 20,000 creatures call this roughly 20-km-wide crater, which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, home. You will spend the night at Camp or Lodge Ngorongoro, which is located on the crater rim and offers spectacular views of the setting sun.

Overnight at Lodge or Camp. Breakfast; Lunch; Dinner

Get up and shine. You will drive down the leaning slope into the crater after an early breakfast. The Ngorongoro Crater is the world's largest uninterrupted and unflooded crater, and it is home to an incredible variety of animals. You might see the endangered black rhino as well as other Big Five animals in addition to zebras and wildebeests. Hyenas, waterbucks, bushbucks, eland, and more than 500 different bird species live in the crater along with other creatures. You will leave the caldera in the afternoon and head back to Arusha, where you will arrive in the early evening following a lengthy wildlife drive and a picnic lunch.

Breakfast; Lunch