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6 days safari to Lake Manyara, Tarangire, Serengeti and Ngorongoro crater

Moshi 6 days English, German, French, Spanish Hotel pickup
from $3,850.00 per person · 6 days
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• Main wildlife to be viewed: zebra, wildebeest, lion, leopards, elephant, giraffe, cheetah, jackals, hyenas, antelope, and Cape buffalo]

Highlights

  • Lake Manyara is a good soft introduction to the safari experience
  • It is home to as many as 20,000 to 30,000 wild animals at any given time
  • Breakfast
  • 2 Night of accommodation (before and after safari)
  • 3 Meals per day

What to expect

Lake Manyara is a good soft introduction to the safari experience. It is a magical and pretty park that winds its way around a mainly forested driving route between the banks of soda water lake and the impressive rise of the Great Rift escarpment. The Serengeti National Park is justifiably famous for its huge concentrations of wildlife, especially the big cats, as well as being the stomping ground of the Great Migration, a massive accumulation of 1.5 million wildebeest, The Ngorongoro Crater is the world's largest intact caldera in an exceptional geographical position, forming a spectacular bowl of about 265 sq. km with sides up to 600m deep. It is home to as many as 20,000 to 30,000 wild animals at any given time. The last national park on your itinerary is the Tarangire National Park, The park also offers stunning scenery with its baobab-dotted landscape and presents a breath-taking concentration of elephants during the dry season.

What's included

  • Breakfast
  • Dinner
  • Lunch
  • 2 Night of accommodation (before and after safari)
  • 3 Meals per day
  • Mineral water
  • Camping gears like two people per tent
  • Mattress, table, Chair, Pillow
  • Private safari guide
  • Private 4 x 4 safari jeep with pop up roof for game viewing
  • Airport/Bus station Arrival/Departure Meet and Greets at the airport/Bus station
  • Park fees
  • Crater fees
  • On safari – Vehicles equipped with ice chest with mineral water, wildlife guidebook.
  • Government taxes, VAT and service charges relating to accommodation and included meals
  • Personal Expenses (e.g. laundry, telephone, beverages, etc.)
  • Travel insurance
  • Tips to the guide/driver and any items of personal nature.
  • Flights
  • Sleeping bag for rent $15

Pickup

Pickup arranged by the operator; the exact place and time are confirmed after booking.

Please be at the meeting point before the start time shown on your ticket.

Know before you go

Not wheelchair accessible Not stroller accessible Not suitable for pets Infant seats unavailable Not recommended for people with back problems Not recommended for pregnant travelers Not recommended for people with heart conditions -Airport -Bus station

Cancellation

Non-refundable.

Questions people ask

Which national parks does this safari visit?

The itinerary covers Lake Manyara, Tarangire, Serengeti and Ngorongoro Crater over six days.

What wildlife can you see on this safari?

Sightings can include zebra, wildebeest, lion, leopard, elephant, giraffe, cheetah, jackals, hyenas, antelope and Cape buffalo.

What is included in the safari price?

The trip includes breakfast, lunch and dinner, two nights of accommodation before and after the safari, camping gear for two people per tent, park and crater fees, a private guide and a 4x4 safari jeep with a pop-up roof.

What is not included in the safari?

Personal expenses, travel insurance, tips, flights and sleeping bag rental are not included.

What makes the Ngorongoro Crater notable?

It is the world's largest intact caldera, covering about 265 square kilometres with sides up to 600 metres deep, and holds between 20,000 and 30,000 wild animals at any time.

Is this safari suitable for travellers with mobility needs?

No, it is not wheelchair or stroller accessible and is not recommended for those with back or heart conditions or for pregnant travellers.

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