2-Days private Safari Tarangire and Ngorongoro Crater with Afromasai Eastern Safaris
Duration
2 days
Max People
4
Min Age
5+
Pickup
Airport
Overview
Embark on a spectacular wildlife adventure in Tanzania’s Tarangire National Park and Ngorongoro Crater. In this mesmerizing 2-day safari, you will witness the untamed beauty of nature and encounter a diverse range of wildlife that will leave you in awe. Get ready for an unforgettable experience filled with thrilling encounters and breathtaking landscapes.
Included/Excluded
- Full board during the safari
- Accommodation is detailed on the itinerary.
- Professional English-speaking driver-guide
- Private pop-up roof 4×4 Safari Jeep
- Entrance fees to parks and natural reserves
- All safaris mentioned with unlimited km
- 1 liter of pure drinking water per day
- Guided activities not indicated “optional”
- Airfare tickets
- Visa, passport, vaccinations, Medicines Airport taxes.
- Tipping, drinks, and personal expenses.
- Additional activities
Tour Plan
After breakfast departs to Tarangire National Park for a game drive with lunch boxes. Tarangire is famous for its huge herds of the elephant population, Tarangire has rivers and huge swamp areas that support a large number of animals during the dry season. The Park comprises the center of an annual migration cycle. A full-day game drive will make you speculate and enjoy the natural beauty of the Park. The late afternoon continues to Ngorongoro.
Dinner and overnight at Baghayo Garden Lodge
After breakfast, you will descend into the crater for a full game drive with lunch boxes. Descend over 600 meters into Ngorongoro crater, the Breathtaking natural wonder that supports a gigantic diversity of animals due to year-round water and food supply. On the Southwest corner of the crater lies Lake Magadi consists of a large number of Flamingos, Hippos, and many other water birds. Late afternoon drive back to Arusha Town.
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