6 Days 5 Nights Tarangire, Serengeti, Ngorongoro and Manyara Park

Day 1: Drive to Tarangire park for game drive till sunset, overnight at the camp or lodge

Day 2: Game drive in Lake Manyara Park for full day, overnight at the camp or Lodge

Day 3: Crossing Ngorongoro to Serengeti Park, afternoon game drive, overnight at the camp or lodge

Day 4: Sunrise game in Serengeti Park, afternoon drive to Ngorongoro Rim at the camp or Lodge.

Day 5: Game drive in Ngorongoro Crater, Afternoon ascend up and drive to Lake Eyasi Bushmen camp or lodge

Day 6: Bush men cultural activities and hunting, late afternoon drives back to Arusha END OF TRIP

DAY 1: TARANGIRE NATIONAL PARK:

2 Hours drive from Arusha town to Tarangire National Park.

Meet your knowledgeable safari guide in the hotel bar at 7:30 am to get ready for the safari. After packing all of your safari gear into the safari car, head out for a two-hour trip to Tarangire Park, which entails a circuitous route around Arusha town. Along the way, you'll be treated to breathtaking views of Tanzania's varied wildlife, agricultural, and livestock producing landscapes. If you're lucky, you might even catch a glimpse of herdsmen leading herds of huge cattle to fresh pastures or the cattle market in the early morning hours.

Your driver-guide, who is well-versed in the nation, will provide you with general information during the two-hour trip. Before you know it, the guide will be at the Tarangire Park gate parking lot. Following standard registration procedures, set out on a game drive through an abundant panorama of boundless golden savannah forests that envelop the region and extend towards the Tarangire River. The river itself is year-round and provides the region's animals with an essential supply of water for the duration of the season. The river, which is bordered by Baobab and acacia trees, is frequently frequented by enormous herds of elephants as well as other herbivores like zebras and antelopes. For the predators, it is also the best predation sport.

You can choose to eat your picnic lunch at the picnic area or beneath an acacia or baobab tree. Your guide will provide it to you. Continue your game drive around the park after lunch, where you may spot lions, leopards, cape buffalo, and a wide range of antelopes. Should you be extremely fortunate, you may even spot threatened species like the Greater Kudu or the Fringe-Eared Oryx. Drive to the lodge or campsite after dusk for dinner and overnight.

DAY 2: LAKE MANYARA PARK GAME DRIVE

You're probably worried about what this last day of the Lake Manyara Park game drive has in store for you. Lake Manyara Park provides some of the world's best game viewing experiences and is unquestionably the best photographer's paradise. Why not take advantage of the opportunity to go on a quick 3–4 hour nature walk during this early morning sunrise, at a somewhat higher fee, if you were unable to go on a night game drive last night? Do you really think you want to get out of the vehicle and walk the footpath under the guidance of an armed park ranger? Do not be afraid to walk up close to animals and the natural world; this is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to make lifelong memories.

During your game drive, you expect to see the unique Africa's most well-known animals, the tree-climbing lions a particular treat in this park, these proud predators lounge in acacia trees, not forgetting the Masai and Reticulated giraffes practically begging to be photographed. The bird-watchers will find Lake Manyara the absolute delight, with a huge hundred’s variety of birds on display in the park. Even the novice can expect to be amazed by large greater and lesser flamingo flocks carpeted on the lake, circling birds of prey, and the brightly colored lilac breasted roller. The foot taste of the natural underground hot spring will wind up your sunset game drive as you cross several hippopotamus pools before you check out of the park and drive to the lodge or camp.

DAY 3: DRIVE TO SERENGETI NATIONAL PARK

3 - 4 Hours drive to Serengeti gate & 6hrs game drive in Serengeti Park

We're in for a full and exhausting early breakfast because we have a long, bumpy, and dusty road ahead of us. After breakfast, load your things into your car and go out of the camp or lodge, passing by the picturesque Ngorongoro Conservation Area on your way to a wildlife drive. Along the trip, you may catch a glimpse of cape buffalo, herds of baboons, or perhaps elephants and leopards in the dense forest beneath the mist-covered rain forests of the reserve. You also can't miss the opportunity to view the crater from the rim by stopping at the crater view point with your binoculars.

Numerous optional activities that need additional costs are available in the Ngorongoro area. One such activity is the Olduvai Gorge Museum, also referred to as the Cradle of Humankind because it has some of the oldest fossils ever discovered that show signs of human settlement. Visit/tour one of the well-known real Maasai bomas to see and take part in traditional Maasai dances. You may also indulge in a little retail therapy at the neighborhood market. The two aforementioned activities come at an extra expense.

Maasai boma visit, visit/tour one of the famous authentic Maasai bomas to witness and participate in traditional Maasai dance, and even do a little souvenir shopping at the local market. Both of the above activities attract an additional cost. It's time to explore the Serengeti itself after your guide serves you a delectable picnic lunch right at the Serengeti National Park picnic site's entrance gate. See the famous savannas of Africa and be astounded by the enormous quantity of wildlife that grazes these grassy plains, including the Big Five, antelopes, and millions of wildebeest and zebras that walk this breathtaking, never-ending plain after dusk.

Dinner and a night at a campsite or lodge right in the middle of the Serengeti National Park.

Day 4: SERENGETI NATIONAL PARK –OVERNIGHT NGORONGORO

On this final day in the stunning Serengeti National Park, your guide will be prepared for an early morning game drive before breakfast (a hot air balloon ride over the park's plains can be booked at an additional cost). When the first rays of sunlight reach the woods, you can observe cats preying, vultures soaring across the sky, and other predators and grazers congregating for the morning's verdant greenery. Depending on the season, the incredible wildebeest migration is a remarkable sight. The game drive ends at around 10 a.m. to fully enjoy this magnificent dawn spectacle. Once you return to the lodge or camp for a late breakfast, you will load your bags into the safari jeep and head out again for another EN-ROUTE game drive through the Serengeti via a different route to the Ngorongoro Conservation Area. On your way to the RIM of Ngorongoro Crater, you will have plenty of opportunities to spot the animals that eluded you yesterday. You will spend the night at the campsite or lodge.

DAY 5: NGORONGORO CRATER TOUR – LAKE EYASI

Your safari guide will be prepared to begin the descent into the Crater at 6:00 am. In order to be the first group down the crater, we have to drive through the dense canopy of the Ngorongoro rain forest and pass by large, healthy baboons by the side of the road. Your guide offers to stop at the crater view point so you can take pictures of everything that is visible through your binoculars. However, this is not always possible in the morning.

Then drop 610 meters to the Ngorongoro Crater's Caldera bottom, which is regarded by some as the world's eighth wonder. As soon as you catch a sight of this enormous, lush caldera from the panoramic viewpoint, you will see why it has gained such a prestigious reputation worldwide. The renowned Big Five animals are among the more than 120 species of mammals that call the Ngorongoro Conservation Area home. It is also one of the most sought-after safari locations worldwide that no one is willing to miss. It's a particularly ideal site to witness the pride of lions and vast numbers of hippopotamus enjoying the cool water, as well as the endangered black rhinoceros enjoying a solitary lunch out on the grass plains.

Some of Africa's most famous wildlife faces can be seen and photographed from the comfort of your open-roof top safari vehicle. The crater is home to an abundance of wildlife, including a sizable population of wildebeest, zebras, antelope, cape buffalo, and much more. It is one of the greatest places in Africa and the globe for safaris. Predators that live there include lions, leopards, cheetahs, jackals, and hyenas.

Following the day's adventures and excitement, you'll enjoy a picnic lunch by the edge of Lake Magadi, where you can see the greatest flamingo sightings. Don't forget to watch out for the black kites, who will be waiting to steal your food. Drive to Lake Lake Eyasi Village in the late afternoon to participate in evening events after climbing the crater wall.

DAY 6: LAKE EYASI CULTURAL HUNTING WITH BUSHMEN HADZABE TRIBE

This day is set aside to provide the best opportunity to encounter and learn about the few remaining Africans who still reside in the bush and continue to practice and preserve their culture.

Get ready for breakfast by 5:30 am and have it ready by 6 am. You will be met by one of the bushmen elders or the village leader guide for a theory briefing before he introduces you to the excursion guide. Throughout the entire experience, you will be accompanied by a language translator guide. The activities begin early in the morning with your local bushmen guide leading you to the bush hunting in search of their daily meal as their daily living lifestyle despite the rapid development and influence from other activists. Pack your lunch boxes and head out on the rough, dusty, bumpy road for an hour's drive past Karatu town to the jungle bush of Lake Eyasi. There are just 2,000 people in this intriguing, priceless group, but they provide us with an insight into the historical way of life in Africa. The hunters in the area will get ready to show you how to hunt. This show, far from being a spectacle, tells a lot about their daily life when they have to go hunting in order to provide for their families. Discover also how the Hadzabe get their prey near enough to be easily taken down with a hand bow and arrow, or even a spear, by using unique motions and even skinning specific species.

Visit the blacksmith cave to see how locally manufactured arrows, bows, spears, knives, and other utensils are made. You'll be astounded by the technology utilized in the bush to create all the hunting gear and other utensils. You can also explore the hunting tunnels hidden in trees and rocks. The Datoga tribal members living in the surrounding village, who are gradually leaving their traditional ways to live as cattle herders and farmers, are not excluded from visits. Tanzania's actual cultural variety is exemplified by this intriguing blend of civilizations.

Following the day's thrills and excitement, you will travel by car to ARUSHA, where your trip will come to an end.