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You are visiting Tanzania’s largest and most famous national park with the wildebeest migration on its apex in December and May, tree climbing lions and birdlife in Lake Manyara. Finally tour the world most visited destinations NGORONGORO which is famous for high concentration and most Adventurous sceneries.
| Kenya to Tanzania – 10 Days “The Land of Kilimanjaro” Adventure Safari |
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The standard way to go on safari is in a comfortable 4 x 4 Tour vehicle to do all of the work for you. With room for your phones to charge and a packed picnic lunch to keep you fed while you snap photos or gaze with admiration, Africa Safaris Adventure offers you the best way to see the best of Africa in complete comfort and safety.
For those wanting a change of pace however, there are a number of other ways to go on safari including night game drives, balloon safaris over the Serengeti, walking safaris, horseback or camelback Adventure safaris, canoe safaris, cycling safaris, or even the increasingly popular golf safari option.
All of Africa Safaris Adventure can be combined with a range of different styles of accommodation. From camping out under the stars to all of the pampering you can handle in a five star luxury lodge.
This variety of landscapes really does let you design an adventure safari experience that is perfect for you. While many prefer the comfort and ease of a classic safari across the Serengeti or through dusty Tarangire, others might prefer to stretch their legs with a guided walking safari or get really adventurous with some climbing and canoeing.
Visit the famous national parks of Tanzania – Serengeti National Park, Ngorongoro Conservation Area, Tarangire National Park, Kilimanjaro National Park, Lake Manyara National Park….
The plains of the Serengeti literally teem with wildlife, and you can expect to see hundreds of zebra, wildebeest, giraffes, impala, and more as you travel.
The National Parks of Tanzania offer an unparalleled wildlife viewing experience in which the Great Migration is the crown jewel. The massive herd movement of wildebeest, zebra, and other animals is one of the greatest spectacles not only in Africa – but in the world.
The safari experience in the country offers visitors the opportunity to not only track the elusive Big 5 (the lion, leopard, Cape buffalo, rhinoceros, and elephant), but to also see countless other animals both big and small. Bird-watchers and insect investigators will find that Tanzania does not slack in these departments either.
Instead, the migration actually covers a vast area known as the Serengeti eco-system and Masai Mara in Kenya as well.
Wildebeest Migration eco-system includes a number of private reserves and concession areas, including The Grumeti Game Reserve, Ngorongoro Conservation Area and the Loliondo Game Controlled Area. These together form a huge area for the famous migration action.
The wildebeest calving season is also a very special time to visit. The large concentrations of wildebeest and their calves attract many opportunistic predators and this is a good time to see some up-close action.
Mount Kilimanjaro is one of the easiest climbs among the most famous mountains in the world. Anyone who is fit and healthy enough can reach the summit with the help of porters and guides. A climb to Mount Kilimanjaro can be made through the whole year but the best weather conditions are from November to March and from June to October, since the conditions then are at its warmest and clearest.
We provide the complete support to climb the mount Kilimanjaro. Our experienced mountain guides will make your climb to the top of the Africa safe and easier!
The jewel of the Indian Ocean, the Zanzibar archipelago is synonymous with white sand beaches, crystal clear waters, and its rich history.
From the World Heritage Listed streets and alleys of Stone Town to the spice plantations that put the island on the map as a major trade port, Zanzibar is steeped in a melting pot of cultures that has created a dizzying array of sights, smells, and sounds.
The region’s beautiful beaches and coral reefs are an ideal place for a beach escape, a fishing trip, a scuba journey, or an unforgettable romantic honeymoon, while the nearby islands of Mafia and Pemba are the perfect place to get away from the crowds and lose yourself in nature’s beauty.
Longido is a small border town 25.4km from Namanga and 84.3km from Arusha. Being a border town its home to many East African tribes but mostly the Maasai. At the foot of the town stands Mt. Longido with an elevation of 2,629m above sea level, a steep and demanding incline of more than 1300m but the view at summit is totally worth the it. The hike and return is about 7-9hrs
Day 1 Kiserian Maasai Village
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*Day 2 could be canceled and one could simply drive to Arusha an the end of Day 1
Arusha city lies below Mount Meru on the eastern edge of the eastern branch of the Great Rift Valley, Arusha City has a temperate climate and a population of an estimated 500,000 people. A part for it being the “Safari Capital” of the world, Arusha is also a major international diplomatic hub with a history of hosting important international events and institutions. A multicultural city with a majority Tanzanian population of mixed backgrounds: indigenous African, Arab-Tanzanian and Indian-Tanzanian population, plus a small European and North American minority population.
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Covering an area of 2,600 square kilometers, The Tarangire National Park is most popular for its large elephant herds and mini-wildlife migration that takes place during the dry season which sees about 250,000 animals enter the park. The park lies between the meadows of Masai Steppe to the south east and the lakes of the Great Rift Valley to the north and west. Within the northern part of Tarangire is the permanent River Tarangire also known as the life-line of the park particularly in the dry season when most of the region is totally dry.
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Classified as a Ramsar site {Wetland of international importance}, Natron is an Alkaline lake home to endemic algae, invertebrates and birds. The lake is the only regular breeding area in East Africa for over 2.5 million Lesser flamingo whose status is “near threatened” due to their dependency on this destination.
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Early in the morning we venture into Ngorongoro Conservation Area to descend the Ngorongoro Crater. Deep within the crater, enclosed by towering walls, you have a good chance of spotting ‘The Big 5’: Lion, elephant, buffalo, rhino and leopard. For the latter two you need a bit of luck as they tend to shy away. Approximately 30,000 animals live on the crater floor!
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You will enjoy a full day of an enchanting experience game driving across the Serengeti Plains. You’ll visit southern Serengeti and Ndutu region, during this time of year (January) its where herds congregate on the lush green plains to graze and to calve. This time of year is also perfect for spotting numerous migratory bird species in the park.
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Serengeti to Lake Eyasi
Just south of the majestic Serengeti plains at the base of Serengeti Plateau lies Lake Eyasi, one of several beautiful lakes on the floor of the Great Rift Valley. It’s a shallow endorheic salt lake that supports wildlife and the local communities of the Hadza, Iraqw, and Datoga tribes. The Hadza are considered one of the last hunter-gatherer African tribes with a dwindling population of approximately 1,300 tribe members. Lake Eyasi is also a seasonal stop for migrating Flamingos and breeding habitat for Flamingos and Pelicans.
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Lake Eyasi to Arusha
Located near Lake Eyasi, Mumba Cave is a rich archaeological site noted for deposits spanning the transition between the Middle Stone Age and Late Stone Age in eastern Africa. The transitional nature of the site has been attributed to the large presence of its large assemblage of ostrich eggshell beads and more importantly, the abundance of microlith technology. Because these type artifacts were found within the site it has led archaeologists to believe that the site could provide insight into the origins of the modern human behavior.
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