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<\/span><\/div><\/div>Kaskazi<\/h1><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>Duration:<\/strong> 5 nights \/ 6 days
\nLocation:<\/strong> The Great Migration in Northern Serengeti
\nPrice as from: <\/strong>POR
\nDeparture:<\/strong> Travel from July to October
\nNote: <\/strong>Prices are indicative \u2013 please contact us for a price based on your requirements or our special offers<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>Itinerary<\/h4><\/a><\/li>
Enquire<\/h4><\/a><\/li><\/ul><\/div>Itinerary<\/h4><\/a><\/li><\/ul><\/div>\nWildebeest and zebras in the Serengeti eco-system are the actors of \u201cthe greatest show on Earth\u201d, they are part of the largest migratory movement of wild animals anywhere in the world, about 2,000,000 ungulates constantly moving in search of pastures and water. During this time of the year the migrant herds head north, towards the dry season grazing grounds. It is a great time for the epic crossings of the Mara River, haunted by huge crocodiles. The first wildebeest to arrive at the river are very reluctant to cross, but as the pressure builds from the rear they are eventually left with little choice and the spasmodic crossings begin. By the end of August some wildebeest cross into Kenya and enter the Maasai Mara, while many others stay in in Tanzania. In fact, there is as much of the Mara River in the Serengeti as there is in the Kenyan Maasai Mara. But whereas on the Kenyan side there is accommodation for more than 5000 visitors, which translates into heavy tourist pressure, over \u201cour side\u201d there is just a handful of excellent small camps. Limited accommodation means low numbers of visitors, northern Serengeti remains relatively light on traffic.<\/p>\n
DAY 1 ARUSHA\/TARANGIRE<\/h4>\n
Departure from Arusha in the morning for the Tarangire National Park, game drives. With its 2,600 square kilometres (1600 sq miles), Tarangire is a different habitat to the other northern parks. It is 30 km across (18 miles), from east to west, and 100 km across (62 miles), from north to south. Considered a \u201cpark of giants\u201d, Tarangire is home to huge baobab trees and large herds of elephants, as well as lions, leopards, antelopes, gazelles, wildebeests, zebras, buffalo, and about 500 species of birds, both resident and migrant, the highest concentration in Tanzania.<\/p>\n
Overnight: Tarangire Safari Lodge on a Fullboard basis<\/strong><\/p>\nOvernight: Nyikani Tarangire Camp on a Fullboard basis<\/strong><\/p>\nDAY 2 TARANGIRE\/NGORONGORO CRATER RIM<\/h4>\n
Morning game drive in the Tarangire National Park. The centre of life is the Tarangire River itself, which during the dry season, along with the Silale Marsh, becomes the only source of water, thus attracting large numbers of animals. We follow the sneaky road that offers magnificent views over the Rift Valley to reach Ngorongoro Crater Rim area in the afternoon.<\/p>\n
Overnight: Marera Valley Lodge on a Fullboard basis<\/strong><\/p>\nOvernight: Acacia Farm Lodge on a Fullboard basis<\/strong><\/p>\nDAY 3 NGORONGORO\/SERENGETI<\/h4>\n
Today is dedicated to game drives in the Ngorongoro Crater. The Ngorongoro Crater is unique and unparalleled in the world. It is what remains of an ancient volcanic cone, whose peak collapsed about two and a half million years ago, creating the current caldera: a truncated cone containing a large \u201cpan\u201d with a diameter of 16\/20 km (9\/12 miles) with raised edges reaching about 600 metres (2000 feet) over the ground. This basin has developed into savannah inhabited by more than 25,000 big game and every species typical of the region, with the exception of the giraffe (which does not find food here) is represented in the Ngorongoro Crater. The crater rim reaches an altitude of 2,350 (7,700 feet) and offers breath-taking views. The outer slopes are covered with dense primary forest. Proceed to the central Serengeti in the afternoon.<\/p>\n
Overnight: Mbugani Camp ( Seronera) on a Fullboard basis<\/strong><\/p>\nOvernight: Nyikani Camp Central Serengeti on a Fullboard basis<\/strong><\/p>\nDAY 4 & 5 SERENGETI<\/h4>\n
These days are dedicated to the Serengeti National Park<\/strong>, Tanzania\u2019s most famous park and one of the most famous in the world. The Serengeti ecosystem is home to over 1.5 million wildebeests, 400,000 zebras, 500,000 Thompson gazelles, more than 2,700 lions, 1000 leopards, 500 cheetahs, huge herds of elephants, elands, impalas, waterbucks, giraffes, ostriches, and genets. The rivers offer the perfect habitat for crocodiles and hippos; there are more than 400 species of birds. The 15,000 square kilometres (9320 sq miles) of the Serengeti National Park are only the major portion of a larger ecosystem, which includes the Ngorongoro Plains (the flat region to the north east of the Ngorongoro Crater, which plays an important role in the famous migration and is administered by the Ngorongoro Conservation Area<\/a>) and the Maasai Mara (which is located further north, in Kenya). Here the orography, the soil composition and, consequently, the type of vegetation, allow unmatched animal sightings in Africa. The subsoil, made of volcanic rocks especially in the south, prevents the growth of tall trees and grasslands prevail, so the open environment fosters sightings. Wildebeests and zebras in the Serengeti, always in search of new pastures and water, are part of the largest migratory movement of wild animals anywhere in the world: it is the Great Serengeti Migration<\/strong> which between July and October congregates in the northern sector of the Park.<\/p>\nOvernight: Mbugani Camp Migration Serengeti North on a Fullboard basis<\/strong><\/p>\nOvernight: Nyikani Migration Camp Kogatende on a Fullboard basis<\/strong><\/p>\nDAY 6 SERENGETI\/ARUSHA or KILIMANJARO<\/h4>\n
Transfer to the airstrip in Northern Serengeti and board your flight to Arusha or Kilimanjaro Airport.<\/p>\n
Optional Activities : Tarangire Balloon Safari<\/p>\n
Central Serengeti Balloon Safari, Seronera<\/p>\n
Northern Serengeti Balloon Safari, Kogatende<\/p>\n
Included in the Safari:<\/h4>\n\n- Safari circuit by customized 4×4 Toyota Land Cruiser with pop up roof<\/li>\n
- Full board, from lunch on day 1 to lunch on day 6 (some lunches will be packed)<\/li>\n
- Entry fees to National Parks and Protected Areas<\/li>\n
- All indicated activities<\/li>\n
- English-speaking Guide (we have a limited number of Guides who speak French, Spanish, Italian and German, they are subject to availability at the time of booking)<\/li>\n
- Transfers to\/from Kilimanjaro Airport\/Arusha Airport<\/li>\n
- Flying Doctors AMREF insurance (air evacuation in case of emergency)<\/li>\n
- Bottled mineral water during game<\/li>\n
- VAT (value added tax) 18%<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
Excluded:<\/h4>\n\n- International and domestic flights<\/li>\n
- Entry visa (EU, CH, UK citizens = US$ 50, USA citizens = US$ 100, on arrival)<\/li>\n
- Drinks<\/li>\n
- Tips<\/li>\n
- Extras of personal nature<\/li>\n
- Whatever not specified<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
There is an option to proceed on to ZANZIBAR after your Safari. For more information and options please contact us.<\/strong><\/p>\n<\/div>
Duration:<\/strong> 5 nights \/ 6 days Wildebeest and zebras in the Serengeti eco-system are the actors of \u201cthe greatest show on Earth\u201d, they are part of the largest migratory movement of wild animals anywhere in the world, about 2,000,000 ungulates constantly moving in search of pastures and water. During this time of the year the migrant herds head north, towards the dry season grazing grounds. It is a great time for the epic crossings of the Mara River, haunted by huge crocodiles. The first wildebeest to arrive at the river are very reluctant to cross, but as the pressure builds from the rear they are eventually left with little choice and the spasmodic crossings begin. By the end of August some wildebeest cross into Kenya and enter the Maasai Mara, while many others stay in in Tanzania. In fact, there is as much of the Mara River in the Serengeti as there is in the Kenyan Maasai Mara. But whereas on the Kenyan side there is accommodation for more than 5000 visitors, which translates into heavy tourist pressure, over \u201cour side\u201d there is just a handful of excellent small camps. Limited accommodation means low numbers of visitors, northern Serengeti remains relatively light on traffic.<\/p>\n Departure from Arusha in the morning for the Tarangire National Park, game drives. With its 2,600 square kilometres (1600 sq miles), Tarangire is a different habitat to the other northern parks. It is 30 km across (18 miles), from east to west, and 100 km across (62 miles), from north to south. Considered a \u201cpark of giants\u201d, Tarangire is home to huge baobab trees and large herds of elephants, as well as lions, leopards, antelopes, gazelles, wildebeests, zebras, buffalo, and about 500 species of birds, both resident and migrant, the highest concentration in Tanzania.<\/p>\n Overnight: Tarangire Safari Lodge on a Fullboard basis<\/strong><\/p>\n Overnight: Nyikani Tarangire Camp on a Fullboard basis<\/strong><\/p>\n Morning game drive in the Tarangire National Park. The centre of life is the Tarangire River itself, which during the dry season, along with the Silale Marsh, becomes the only source of water, thus attracting large numbers of animals. We follow the sneaky road that offers magnificent views over the Rift Valley to reach Ngorongoro Crater Rim area in the afternoon.<\/p>\n Overnight: Marera Valley Lodge on a Fullboard basis<\/strong><\/p>\n Overnight: Acacia Farm Lodge on a Fullboard basis<\/strong><\/p>\n Today is dedicated to game drives in the Ngorongoro Crater. The Ngorongoro Crater is unique and unparalleled in the world. It is what remains of an ancient volcanic cone, whose peak collapsed about two and a half million years ago, creating the current caldera: a truncated cone containing a large \u201cpan\u201d with a diameter of 16\/20 km (9\/12 miles) with raised edges reaching about 600 metres (2000 feet) over the ground. This basin has developed into savannah inhabited by more than 25,000 big game and every species typical of the region, with the exception of the giraffe (which does not find food here) is represented in the Ngorongoro Crater. The crater rim reaches an altitude of 2,350 (7,700 feet) and offers breath-taking views. The outer slopes are covered with dense primary forest. Proceed to the central Serengeti in the afternoon.<\/p>\n Overnight: Mbugani Camp ( Seronera) on a Fullboard basis<\/strong><\/p>\n Overnight: Nyikani Camp Central Serengeti on a Fullboard basis<\/strong><\/p>\n These days are dedicated to the Serengeti National Park<\/strong>, Tanzania\u2019s most famous park and one of the most famous in the world. The Serengeti ecosystem is home to over 1.5 million wildebeests, 400,000 zebras, 500,000 Thompson gazelles, more than 2,700 lions, 1000 leopards, 500 cheetahs, huge herds of elephants, elands, impalas, waterbucks, giraffes, ostriches, and genets. The rivers offer the perfect habitat for crocodiles and hippos; there are more than 400 species of birds. The 15,000 square kilometres (9320 sq miles) of the Serengeti National Park are only the major portion of a larger ecosystem, which includes the Ngorongoro Plains (the flat region to the north east of the Ngorongoro Crater, which plays an important role in the famous migration and is administered by the Ngorongoro Conservation Area<\/a>) and the Maasai Mara (which is located further north, in Kenya). Here the orography, the soil composition and, consequently, the type of vegetation, allow unmatched animal sightings in Africa. The subsoil, made of volcanic rocks especially in the south, prevents the growth of tall trees and grasslands prevail, so the open environment fosters sightings. Wildebeests and zebras in the Serengeti, always in search of new pastures and water, are part of the largest migratory movement of wild animals anywhere in the world: it is the Great Serengeti Migration<\/strong> which between July and October congregates in the northern sector of the Park.<\/p>\n Overnight: Mbugani Camp Migration Serengeti North on a Fullboard basis<\/strong><\/p>\n Overnight: Nyikani Migration Camp Kogatende on a Fullboard basis<\/strong><\/p>\n Transfer to the airstrip in Northern Serengeti and board your flight to Arusha or Kilimanjaro Airport.<\/p>\n Optional Activities : Tarangire Balloon Safari<\/p>\n Central Serengeti Balloon Safari, Seronera<\/p>\n Northern Serengeti Balloon Safari, Kogatende<\/p>\n There is an option to proceed on to ZANZIBAR after your Safari. For more information and options please contact us.<\/strong><\/p>\n<\/div>
\nLocation:<\/strong> The Great Migration in Northern Serengeti
\nPrice as from: <\/strong>POR
\nDeparture:<\/strong> Travel from July to October
\nNote: <\/strong>Prices are indicative \u2013 please contact us for a price based on your requirements or our special offers<\/p>\n<\/div>Itinerary<\/h4><\/a><\/li>
Enquire<\/h4><\/a><\/li><\/ul><\/div>
Itinerary<\/h4><\/a><\/li><\/ul><\/div>
DAY 1 ARUSHA\/TARANGIRE<\/h4>\n
DAY 2 TARANGIRE\/NGORONGORO CRATER RIM<\/h4>\n
DAY 3 NGORONGORO\/SERENGETI<\/h4>\n
DAY 4 & 5 SERENGETI<\/h4>\n
DAY 6 SERENGETI\/ARUSHA or KILIMANJARO<\/h4>\n
Included in the Safari:<\/h4>\n
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Excluded:<\/h4>\n
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