7 Days Safaris

7 days affordable safari.
Day 01: Arrival
You will meet our company representative waiting for you at the airport (JRO or ARK ) and transfer to overnight Venice Hotel or similar hotel in Arusha (ready booked for you).
Day 02:Arusha to Manyara | Abundant flamingos
Lake Manyara is astonishing wildness for lions prides, abundance of flamingos and beautiful fauna. You reach lake Manyara after about 1 and 1/2 hours driving on tarmac road from Arusha.
Start your in search of nonchalant baboons hopping from one tree to another, dick-dicks forage for food beneath acacia trees, large herds of warrior buffalo with giant horns, wildebeests and zebra who gather on the grassy feeding on grasses along the shore of the lake. Enjoy unusual lions climbing trees along the belt of acacia woodland who decent the trees to escape from angry buffalo and elephants and ascend the outer branches for breeze. Late evening back to your home at Fanaka Campsite.
Day 03: Manyara to Serengeti
After breakfast depart for Serengeti via Oldupai Gorge and shifting Sands, afternoon gamedrive in Serengeti National Park, overnight Lobo wildlife campsite at Lobo Area.
Day 04 : Serengeti | Wildebeests migration
Wake up early morning for breakfast and depart for wildebeests great migration and the adventure of predators while wildebeests crossing river Mara. On the way from Lobo area to far northern Serengeti enjoy breathtaking adventures are on your camera, keep your camera handy for a cheetah bolting after a fleet Thomson's gazelle, giraffe feeding on the top leaves of the trees at high above, admire lions return from hunt and elephants rustling through the bushes after drinking water with their calves. You approach the spectacular wildebeests migration after 3 hours drive on land cruiser to enjoy your time for great migration.
Day 05: Serengeti to Ngorongoro crater
Depart with picnic breakfast for early morning gamedrive, after lunch departure Ngorongoro Crater rim en-rote gamedrive in Serengeti National Park, overnight Simba Campsite.
Day 06: Ngorongoro Crater | Spectacularly big five territory
Wake early to explore this lost world of big five animals, spot the herds of buffalos, lions, leopard and elephants. Bird lovers can view flamingos when in season, you can also see the rare black rhinoceros. Following a picnic lunch inside the crater barbecue at Ngoitoktok spring. Visit Maasai village to explore the nomadic cattle herders daily life and culture, traditional beadwork and crafts.
For more detail Ngorongoro crater is 600m deep world largest unbroken volcanic caldera and now the spectacular diverse wildlife, the crater is an haven for the world's most varied wildlife. The crater is part of Ngorongoro Conservation areas the closely managed, protecting the wildlife while allowing you to experience the spectacular landscapes and most endangered wildlife (black rhinoceros, leopards, giraffe and the African wild dog). As soon as your feet touch the crater rim, expect to spot astonishing scenery, flora and fauna (lion, elephant, buffalo, leopard, hyena, giraffe, hippopotamus, zebra and more), take photographs and confer with your naturalist guide. See black mane lions hunting; take your camera on hippo wallowing in the muddy swamps besides the lake Magadi ; and may be tortoise diligently trudging over the soil. Short break for picnic lunch at Ngoitoktok spring inside the crater. Eating inside the crater offers refreshing moments followed by time at leisure to nap or socialize and gamedrive again. Keep your binoculars close by for possible sightings of flamingos feeding flea in the lakeshore, lion hunting and elephants rustling through Lerai forest. In the afternoon decent the crater rim with en-route game watching across Ngorongoro conservation area and back to your ready booked hotel for dinner and overnight Green Mountain hotel or similar hotel in Arusha centre.
Day07:Departure
After breakfast we take you to airport will great welfare.
Thank you, this is 7 days affordable safari in Tanzania.

This tour is available throughout the year except in April.