8-DAY: THE GREAT MIGRATION SAFARI – TARANGIRE, SERENGETI, ANDNGORONGORO CRATER.

Pick-up at 7:30 a.m., followed by a drive to Tarangire National Park and a picnic lunch. The
rest of the day will be spent on a game drive. It is Tanzania's sixth largest national park. The
Tarangire River, which runs through the park, inspired the park's name. During the annual dry
season, the Tarangire River is the primary source of fresh water for wild animals in the
Tarangire Ecosystem. The Tarangire Ecosystem is defined by the migration of wildebeest and
zebras over long distances. Thousands of animals congregate in the park during the dry season
from the surrounding wet-season dispersal and calving areas. The Park is well-known for its
dense population of elephants and baobab trees. Visitors to the park during the dry season (June
to November) can expect to see large herds of zebra, wildebeest, and cape buffalo. Waterbuck,
giraffe, dik-dik, impala, eland, Grant's gazelle, vervet monkey, banded mongoose, and olive
baboon are also common residents. When you arrive, relax at the respective hotel while a
delicious hot dinner is prepared for you

We leave Tarangire National Park after breakfast, having collected our lunch boxes. Our
journey takes us west and north, and our exciting destination is a name that everyone knows –
the Serengeti! The sheer scale of the territory and the raw beauty of the landscapes reveal
themselves along the way, and your driver-guide will assist you in spotting animals and birds.
This is only a taste of what is to come, as the Serengeti is home to what is possibly the world's
greatest concentration of wildlife.
After a picnic lunch, you'll be eager to explore this UNESCO World Heritage Site for more
great wildlife-spotting opportunities. Which creature will appear next in the grasslands,
savannahs, woods, and mountain scenery? The 'endless plains' are home to elephants, buffalo,
lions, leopards, cheetahs, hippopotamuses, and crocodiles… the adventure has officially begun.
It's back to your chosen accommodation for dinner and to talk about the many fantastic
experiences you've had today at the end of the afternoon, exhausted and exhilarated.

You have a full day of Serengeti excursions today, including morning and afternoon game
drives from the camp. Seronera, the Serengeti's northernmost region, is a network of rivers that
ensure consistent water supplies, attracting wildlife all year. It is here that you will have the
best chance of seeing the "Big Five": lions, elephants, buffalo, rhinos, and leopards.
The presence of permanent mud pools and shade attracts giraffes, impalas, warthogs, and
hippos, so there will be plenty of animal sightings. Cheetahs, hyenas, and jackals are also
possible sightings. When you arrive, relax at the respective hotel while a delicious hot dinner
is prepared for you

You have a full day of Serengeti excursions today, including morning and afternoon game
drives from the camp. Today we will have a day game drive north of the Serengeti Mara River
for the migrant animals that come and tray or cross these rivers that ensure dependable water
supplies attracting wildlife all year. It is here that you will have the best chance of seeing the
"Big Five": lions, elephants, buffalo, rhinos, and leopards. The presence of permanent mud
pools and shade attracts giraffes, impalas, warthogs, and hippos, so there will be plenty of
animal sightings. Cheetahs, hyenas, and jackals are also possible sightings. When you arrive,
relax at the respective hotel while a delicious hot dinner is prepared for you

The Serengeti is well-known for its annual migration, which sees approximately six million
hooves pound the open plains. More than 200,000 zebra and 300,000 Thomson's gazelle
accompany the wildebeest on their journey for new grazing. Even when the migration is quiet,
the Serengeti National Park offers some of the best game viewing in Africa. The Park is located
in north-western Tanzania, bordered to the north by the Kenyan border, and shares the Maasai
Mara National Reserve. The Ngorongoro Conservation Area is to the southeast of the park,
Maswa Game Reserve is to the southwest, Ikorongo and Grumeti Game Reserves are to the
west, and the Loliondo Game Control Area is to the northeast and east. These areas form part
of the larger Serengeti ecosystem. When you arrive, relax at the respective hotel while a
delicious hot dinner is prepared for you

The enthralling sounds of Africa will jolt you awake. We make the most of the day by leaving
at 8:00 a.m. for our morning game drive. Later, we'll continue the adventure by traveling up to
Ngorongoro, another African icon. After a delicious picnic lunch, it's time to head east to the
famous Ngorongoro Crater, another spectacular setting for Tanzania's wildlife. When you
arrive, relax at the respective hotel while a delicious hot dinner is prepared for you. The crater's
wonders await us tomorrow.

After breakfast, drive to Ngorongoro Crater with lunch boxes for a game drive. The
Ngorongoro Crater, also known as the Seven Wonders of the World, was formed approximately
3 million years ago. Several animals are found in Ngorongoro, including the Big Five, Lion,
Elephant, Buffaloes, Rhino, and Leopard, which can be seen at Lerai forest, as well as Hippos,
Wildebeest, Zebras, Hyenas, Jackals, and many others. After the tour, return to Arusha for an
overnight stay in a hotel also you may have opportunities to experience Arusha night life at
your own expenses.

Start early in the morning, Visitors can join an early morning hunting demonstration before
exploring the lake Eyasi region by car or on foot, whether staying in nearby lodges or traveling
across from Karatu.
With a population of less than 2,000 people, the Hadzabe are one of the last tribes to remain
true to their tribal history. They exist much as they always have, far from the crowds and
globalization that inevitably support tourism. The Hadzabe people live in caves near Lake
Eyasi, and their isolation and small population size have allowed them to avoid the HIV
epidemic and other diseases spread by intertribal marriages.
The Hadzabe language is a distinguishing feature of their culture. The Hadzabe language is an
idiosyncratic click language. It is similar to that of the famous Bushmen of the Kalahari Desert.
Despite this, and despite their similar physical appearances, DNA testing has revealed no links
between the two groups. And later its time to go back to Arusha for going back home or for the
next activity.