Start your 9-day North Tanzania safari by traveling to Arusha National Park, which is home to a variety of species and the picturesque Lake Momella. In the midst of the park's stunning scenery, you may catch a glimpse of buffalo, waterbuck, giraffes, warthogs, zebras, and gazelles. Take a guided walk into the bush to get a close-up look at the wilderness and connect with Africa's dynamic pulse via your shoes. Overnight at Ausha city.
Enjoy a filling breakfast on the second day of your 9-day Complete North Tanzania Safari before departing for Tarangire National Park, which is renowned for its serene beauty and profusion of wildlife, particularly from July to October when animals congregate around the Tarangire River. Herds of these amazing animals, as well as lions, giraffes, warthogs, ostriches, impalas, cheetahs, buffalo, and baboons, walk freely, so elephant enthusiasts are in for a treat. The avian tawny eagle and the vivid red-and-yellow barbet are just two examples of Tarangire's remarkable birdlife. Proceed to Mto wa Mbu after a picturesque picnic lunch, arriving by late afternoon to unwind and have a delectable meal beneath the African sky.
Enjoy a delectable breakfast on the third day of your 9-day North Tanzania safari before continuing on to the breathtaking Lake Natron. Lake Natron is renowned for its salinity and breathtaking russet hues. Microorganisms flourish in its alkaline waters, resulting in a bizarre landscape with salt-crust formations. More than half of the world's lesser flamingos live in this special habitat, and as these elegant birds swim in the shallow waters, you're sure to see vivid clouds of pink. Discover the nearby salt marshes, freshwater wetlands, and captivating waterfalls that make Lake Natron an essential safari destination.
Following breakfast, you will travel from Lake Natron to the famous Serengeti National Park as part of your 9-day Complete North Tanzania Safari. You will enter the Serengeti at Klein's Gate in the northeast after passing through the bustling settlements of Loliondo and Wasso. From busy towns to savannah vistas where you might see antelope, wildebeest, and zebra along the route, this picturesque journey offers a range of attractions. After reaching the Serengeti, take advantage of the opportunity to stretch, eat a filling meal, and recuperate in preparation for tomorrow's full day of safari activities. Retire the game drive on the evening for dinner and overnight at your camp / lodge in Serengeti national park
Day 5: Serengeti National Park On Day 5 of your 9 Days Complete North Tanzania Safari, continue your exploration of the Serengeti’s vast plains after a hearty breakfast. This iconic park is home to hundreds of animal and bird species, offering a sensory feast as you witness nature up close. The Serengeti’s biodiversity includes lions, leopards, elephants, cheetahs, and water buffalo—all potentially spotted just feet from your vehicle. From the calls and sounds of life to the midday stillness, every moment in the Serengeti is unforgettable. Overnight at Serengeti National Park.
Serengeti National Park on DDay 5 After a filling breakfast on Day 5 of your 9-day Complete North Tanzania Safari, continue exploring the expansive plains of the Serengeti. With hundreds of animal and bird species, this famous park provides a sensory experience as you get up close and personal with nature. Lions, leopards, elephants, cheetahs, and water buffalo are among the biodiversity of the Serengeti that may be seen within feet of your car. Every moment spent in the Serengeti is unique, from the cries and noises of life to the quiet of midday.
Day 7: Lake Eyasi to Ngorongoro Crater On Day 7 of your 9-Day Complete North Tanzania Safari, get up early and eat a substantial breakfast to maximize your chances of seeing the Big Five. The Ngorongoro Crater's volcanic floor is rich in wildlife, including hyenas, zebra, and wildebeest, as well as other predators attracted to the crater's varied ecosystem. The animals that live there have a special natural sanctuary thanks to the tall crater walls.
Lake Eyasi is a special place; it’s the home of one of the world’s last tribe of hunter- gatherers. The Hadzabe bush people grow no food, raise no livestock, and live without rules or calendars. They live a hunter-gatherer existence that is little changed in 10,000 years. You’ll be able to watch the Hadzabe traditional methods of living, including how they hunt; and you can be sure nothing is hunted that is not used in its entirety.
Day 9: Travel to Moshi/Arusha via Lake Manyara National Park An early breakfast is served on the last day of the 9-day Complete North Tanzania Safari before you depart for Lake Manyara National Park. The park, which is tucked away at the foot of the Great Rift Valley, is well-known for its variety of habitats, which include wildlife-rich lakeshores and golden savannah. In addition to its baboon troops and elephant herds, Lake Manyara is home to lions that can climb trees, making for an unforgettable photo opportunity. Your incredible journey will come to an end in the late afternoon when you set out to return to Moshi or Arusha.
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