Serengeti National Park which until recently was the largest national park in Tanzania is by no doubt a must see destination while on a safari in Tanzania or East Africa at large. No wonder Tanzania is referred to as the land of the Serengeti, Kilimanjaro, and Zanzibar.
Serengeti National Park and Serengeti Ecosystem at large is the epitome of the famous Great Wildebeests Migration due to the fact that this wonderful phenomenon begins. Serengeti National Park can be accessed by road from Arusha or by air then game drives done in 4×4 Safari jeeps. Serengeti can be accessed from Zanzibar also by air and also from Mwanza by road and no matter where the safari starts we are sure to give you the best experience of the wildlife safari in the Serengeti.
With a short time to spend in Tanzania we have due to Budget constraints or because of time availability we have come up with a 3 days Serengeti Safari that can be taken from Arusha or Zanzibar or even Dar es Salaam.
Arusha – Serengeti National park
This first day of your safari you will leave Arusha in the morning and drive by road across the Masai steppe into the Great Rift valley and up again the escarpments of the Rift valley along a good tarmac road to the Ngorongoro Conservation Area’s main gate of Loduare where you will stop and register to transit the area. After registration, we will cross the Ngorongoro Conservation Area and enter the Serengeti via the Naabi Hill Gate where we will have a short stop for registration and most probably lunch at the gate then continue with game drives for the rest of the afternoon. After an afternoon of game drives spotting the big cats, zebras, giraffes, topis, impalas, grants and Thompson gazelles and lots of other animals we check in at a lodge or tented Camp for dinner and overnight. Overnight at Serengeti Heritage Camp. Lunch box and Dinner is included.
Full Day at Serengeti National park
A full day is spent inside the endless plains of the Serengeti National Park, and on this day you can take an early morning breakfast before breakfast if you wish. The morning and afternoon is then spent doing game drives and depending on the month of travel you may see the Great wildebeests migration herds , as well as the other resident animals and birds species. Serengeti is home to the Big Five with the recent introduction of the black rhinos. Other animals include hyenas, jackals, hartebeests, elephants, zebras, mongoose, and many more. Birdlife is also in plenty in the Serengeti National Park. Apart from game drives other activities in the Serengeti include Hot air Balloon Safaris that can be taken early in the morning as at extra cost. Later in the afternoon we check-in back at Serengeti Heritage Camp for dinner and overnight. All meals included
Serengeti National park – Arusha
After breakfast at your lodge or Camp, we will check out and start on our way back with game drives en route as we head back to Naabi Hill Gate where we exit the Serengeti National Park again. We will cross the Ngorongoro Conservation Area once again arriving at Arusha in the late afternoon.
- This safari can be taken by air and can be done staying at Luxury, Mid-range or Budget lodges or tented camps or as basic camping safari.
- The Serengeti Tour is a private Safari and Price is on request.
- The Serengeti Safari price depends on the number of persons taking the tour with you, the accommodations used and the season of travel.
Tour Price Includes:
Private safari
All accommodation as per itinerary
Full time English speaking Professional Driver/Guide
Park entrance Fees
Game drives in the parks in private 4×4 safari vehicle (Unlimited Mileage)
Bottled Mineral Water within the Safari Vehicle
Government Taxes, VAT plus TDL
Not Included in the Tour Price
Visa fees for Tanzania and travel insurance
Any domestic connection flights on arrival or departure
Gratuities for safari guide and lodge staff (please tip separately)
Any Items and expenses of personal nature
Tips for the safari guide and lodge staff (tip separately)
Drinks and beverages in lodges
Laundry services at the lodges / camps
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