06 Days 05 Nights Tanzania Wildebeest Migration Adventure Safari

The thunder of hooves echoes across the endless plains, a mesmerizing spectacle that unfolds each year in the heart of Tanzania. Embark on a 4-day whirlwind adventure designed to place you front and center of the Great Wildebeest Migration, one of nature's most awe-inspiring phenomena.

Your journey begins at the Isebania border, where you'll be whisked away on a thrilling game drive towards the legendary Serengeti National Park. As you traverse the vast savanna, keep your eyes peeled for lions, elephants, zebras, and countless other creatures roaming freely in this untamed paradise. The day culminates at your luxurious camp, nestled amidst the heart of the action, where you'll be lulled to sleep by the sounds of the African wilderness.

Detailed Itinerary

 DAY 01: PICK UP FROM ISEBANIA BORDER, TRANSFER TO NORTH SERENGETI

From the Isebania border, and after going through the immigration formalities, your guide with his safari vehicle on the ground will welcome you to Tanzania followed by a drive to Serengeti national park for en route game drives to your lodge or camp for dinner, and overnight. The Serengeti Park derived its name from Maasai Language meaning endless plain.

This massive plain (14763sq km) is home to many animals including Lions, Elephants, Giraffe, Wildebeest, Zebra, Leopard, and Cheetah, baboon, warthogs, Hyena plus lots of bird life. In many cases migration is taking place around Serengeti and at that particular time millions of wildebeest and zebra are mingling together followed by predators. Our professional guide will lead you into the right path making sure you have the best time to enjoy these great phenomena. Accommodation on full board basis

 Accommodations

1^st Option: Serengeti Mara River Camp

2^nd Option: Serengeti Baobab Migration Camp

3^rd Option: Heritage Mara Camp

DAY 02: WILDEBEEST MIGRATION IN THE NORTHERN SERENGETI

This day is purely dedicated for exceptional game drives, and our aim is to explore, the greatest of the world`s wildebeest migration on its action. This is the annual circular movement of massive numbers of wildebeests in conjunction with large number of Zebras, and other small to large sized herbivores animals accompanied by some predator animals moving in great accord in search of water, and green pastures through central, west, and northern part of the Serengeti, and Masai Mara game reserve in Kenya.

Expect to drive between huge herds of wildebeests, and zebras, and if you are lucky enough, you can spot them attempting to cross the mighty Mara River where giant crocodiles dwell, awaiting to feast on weak, and clumsiness individuals. Also, it is common to encounter pride of lions gathering at a kill or setting an ambush, hyenas, and vultures scavenging at the abandoned buffalo kill. Dinner, and overnight at your lodge or camp.

Accommodation on full board basis

 Accommodations

1^st Option: Serengeti Mara River Camp

2^nd Option: Serengeti Baobab Migration Camp

3^rd Option: Heritage Mara Camp

DAY 03: EN ROUTE GAME DRIVES NORTH TO CENTRAL SERENGETI

Begin your day with the first light, savoring a morning coffee before embarking on an early game drive, catching the wilderness at its most vibrant. Upon returning to camp, indulge in a hearty full breakfast, taking a moment to recharge. Bid farewell to the camp's dedicated staff and set off with packed lunches for another thrilling wildlife adventure en route to central Serengeti.

Pause at a picturesque picnic site to enjoy your midday meal, then resume your exploration of this unparalleled safari haven with its remarkable offerings. As the day draws to a close, arrive at your lodge or camp, check-in, relish a refreshing shower, savor a delightful dinner, and settle in for the night's restorative sleep.

Accommodation on full board basis

Accommodations

1^st Option: Sametu Camp

2^nd Option: Serengeti Matawi Tented Camp

3^rd Option: Tanzania Bush Camp Central Camp

DAY 04: GAME DRIVES IN NGORONGORO CRATER TO KARATU

After early morning breakfast you will drive and descend into the crater floor for a wonderful game drive (with a picnic lunch) and game viewing. Ngorongoro Crater often described as one of the wonders of the world and designated by UNESCO a World Heritage site, is the world’s largest intact volcanic caldera and a natural sanctuary for some of Africa’s densest animal populations.

It is one of the few places where the rare black rhino can be observed in their natural setting. As very few animals migrate in and out of the crater with its 2000 ft. high walls, you can expect to see lions, elephants, zebras, hippos, flamingos, jackals, rhinos, antelopes, many birds and other species. With a bit of luck, the ‘Big Five’ can be spotted during one game drive only. Later, drive  further to Karatu for dinner, and overnight at the lodge.

Accommodation on full board basis

 Accommodations

1^st Option: Karatu Acacia Farm Lodge

2^nd Option: Ngorongoro Farm House

3^rd Option: Eileens Tree Inn

 DAY 05: DRIVE TO TARANGIRE NATIONAL PARK FOR GAME DRIVES TO ARUSHA

After breakfast at your lodge, you will embark to Tarangire national park for game drives and game viewings. Tarangire is Tanzania's third largest national park and sanctuary for an unusually large elephant population.

Majestic baobab trees are also an interesting feature of the park, dwarfing the animals that feed beneath them. Your game drives may reveal lions, giraffes, wildebeest, elephants, Zebras, wildebeests and much more. Lunchboxes shall be served to you by your driver guide at the picnic site inside the park with some rest before proceeding with game drives. Later after amazing hours of exploration, you will exit the park and drive to Arusha for dinner, and overnight at the hotel.

Accommodation on full board basis

 Accommodations

1^st Option: Arusha Gran Melia Hotel

2^nd Option: Mount Meru Hotel

3^rd Option: Green Mountain Hotel

 DAY 06: TRANSFER FROM ARUSHA TO NAMANGA BORDER FOR YOUR ONWARD SAFARI

Today you will depart with your packed lunches for a drive to Namanga border for your onward adventure to Kenya.