Uganda
Kenya
Democratic Republic of Congo
Lake
Rwanda Burundi
Victoria
Serengeti National Park
Ngorongoro Lake Eyasi Arusha Lake Manyara Mount Kilimanjaro
Somalia
Tanzania
Zanzibar
Indian Ocean
Zambia What not to miss ●
Visiting a local school – In the Karatu area to work and play with the local children.
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The Ngorongoro Crater World Heritage Site – Considered by many to be the cradle of humanity.
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A full day safari in the crater – The stomping ground for around 25,000 wild animals including wildebeests, elephants, lions, zebras and hyena – cameras at the ready!
● The endangered black rhino – The eagle-eyed may also spot these. ●
Olduvai Gorge – Where some of the earliest evidence of human remains have been found.
● The Serengeti National Park – Tanzania’s oldest game park. ●
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Game drives – Through the park to spot lions, leopards, buffalo and elephant as well as vast herds of zebra and wildebeest.
Bush walks – With an experienced local guide, telling you in detail all about the flora and fauna.
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Marvel at the Great Rift Valley – One of the natural wonders of the world, en-route to Lake Manyara.
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Early morning and late evening game drives at Lake Manyara – Famous not only for its bird population but also its elephants and the world’s largest concentration of baboons.
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Manyara’s famous tree climbing lions –See if you can catch sight of these lions.
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The Olpopongi Maasai Cultural Village – An authentic Boma where you can meet local Maasai people, learn all about their traditions and how they live and work on the land.
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A final early morning game drive – Through Lake Manyara before returning to Arusha.
Our expert guides know the keys to spotting some of the most sacred wildlife away from the crowds, so your experience will be utterly unique.
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