Pure Wildness Tanzania

Tanzania is a country with many tourist attractions. Approximately 38 percent of Tanzania's land area is set aside in protected areas for conservation. There are 16 national parks, 29 game reserves, 40 controlled conservation areas (including the Ngorongoro Conservation Area) and marine parks. Tanzania is also home to Mount Kilimanjaro, the highest point in Africa.
The period from June to October (also known as the “dry” season) is perfect for watching the Great Migration of wildebeest. Furthermore, this season is also excellent for safaris since the density of animals is the highest near the rivers and other sources of water. The number of mosquitoes is much lower than the usual one, and the weather is mostly sunny. The number of tourist vehicles in the parks is reasonable, though Ngorongoro and Seronera plains in Serengeti are usually the hotspots. In early mornings of June-August temperatures may be low.

The “wet” season (or the “rainy” season) from November to May is ideal for those, who are eager to watch hunting scenes. Calves are born from January to February, and the predators are notably active during this time. The migration of birds is also at its peak at this time of the year and the vegetation is booming. A remarkable feature of the wet season is that the number of visitors to the parks is notably lower than during the dry one. Rains are often (though not always, especially from March to May) are short dribbles in the second half of a day.

Day - 1
In the Morning drive north of Arusha City crossing the Masai plains and on to Tarangire National Park. The Park is home to Zebras, buffalo, gazelle, eland and the oryx. The park also holds a high concentration of herds of elephants. Game viewing drive in the Park. A packed lunch will be served at a special picnic site. Late afternoon drive out of the Park with splendid views of the Great Rift Valley wall and on to the Ngorongoro Highlands. Dinner and overnight at a Lodge or a Camping Site.

Day - 2 .
Breakfast. Drive through the Ngorongoro Conservation Area and on to Serengeti National Park with game viewing drive en-route with a packed lunch. Dinner and overnight at a Lodge or a Camping Site.


Day - 3 and 4.

Two full days exploring the vast Serengeti National Park with its endless plains. Ever year more than a million wilder beasts, Zebras and Thomson Gazelle gather to undertake the long trek in such of grazing land, this is popularly referred to as the Great Annual Migration. The Park is also rich in plain games and the predators . Optional hot air balloon safari available over the Serengeti Plains. Meals and overnight at a lodge or Camping.

Day - 5
Breakfast. Drive out of the Serengeti National Park with game viewing drive en-route and on to Ngorongoro Conservation Area, descend into the Ngorongoro Crater for game viewing drive where one can be able to see the Big 5, Lion, Cheetah, Buffalo, Elephant and Rhino. Picnic Lunch served by the Crater picnic site. Late afternoon ascent the Crater. Dinner and overnight at a Lodge or Camping.

Day - 6
After a leisure breakfast drive back to Arusha City arriving by mid-day.