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SAFARI LODGES YOUR FAMILY WILL LOVE


Your family’s Tanzania adventure is made all the more unforgettable by the exceptional safari lodges you’ll stay in throughout your journey – enjoy all the comforts of home in settings ideal for wildlife viewing. They include:


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FOUR SEASONS SAFARI LODGE SERENGETI Located within Serengeti National Park, Four Seasons Safari Lodge Serengeti reigns over the wilderness with luxury guest rooms with private sundecks to make the most of their scenic setting; an infinity pool overlooks a natural waterhole for impromptu wildlife spotting.


Mary Leakey in 1979 to house paleoanthropological artifacts and fossils that were unearthed nearby during the more than two decades that she and her husband, Louis, worked in the region, including some of the earliest known human remains. After lunch, embark across the seemingly endless plains on an awe-inspiring game drive in Serengeti National Park, before arriving at Four Seasons Safari Lodge Serengeti. Meals BLD


8. HOT AIR BALLOONING OVER THE SERENGETI Rise early this morning for a whole new angle on the vast landscapes and remarkable wildlife of Serengeti National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site – an unforgettable ride in a hot air balloon* over the Serengeti’s savannah and open woodlands, home to herds of grazing animals and the carnivores that prey on them. Celebrate afterward with a champagne breakfast in the bush. After lunch at the lodge, look for zebras, hyenas, leopards and more on an afternoon game drive with your local guide. Back at your Four Seasons lodge tonight, enjoy a special dinner, where you’ll have more stories to share. Meals BLD


ARUMERU RIVER LODGE Wake up to views of Mt. Kilimanjaro at Arumeru River Lodge, set at the foot of the mighty mountain. Built on an old coffee farm adjacent to Arusha and Kilimanjaro national parks, chalet-style accommodations with private verandahs open out to lush tropical gardens.


9. MAASAI TRADITIONS & MORE WILDLIFE Your Four Seasons lodge in the Serengeti enables you to savor the African landscape, view even more wildlife, and discover local Maasai traditions and daily life on the last full day of your family’s fun-filled safari adventure. The whole family will learn about Maasai crafts and local conservation projects in classes at the lodge’s Discovery Center, and walks with the Center’s Maasai staff. After lunch, enjoy a farewell game drive in Serengeti National Park, where you can often see wildebeest and large numbers of lions and cheetahs, as well as herds of giraffe and zebra – an unforgettable spectacle of Africa’s circle of life, right before your eyes! Equally impressive are Tanzania’s magical sunsets, which you’ll enjoy during a farewell reception on the terrace of your lodge on your final night on safari, followed by a festive farewell dinner and some authentic Maasai fun in the lodge’s Boma restaurant. Meals BLD


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