3 days Lake Manyara, Tarangire and Ngorongoro crater experience

Detailed Itinerary

Day 1 – Arusha to Lake Manyara

For a full-day game drive, pick up at your Arusha hotel at 8:30 AM and head to Lake Manyara National Park with a picnic lunch. The thick Acacia and Mahogany tree woods that greet you as you enter the national park start to create the ideal atmosphere for what lies ahead. With a brief stop for a picnic lunch, the game drive will continue until the evening. Keep an eye out for buffaloes, giraffes, impalas, baboons, and blue monkeys while on the game drive. The tree-climbing lions are another sight to behold in Lake Manyara National Park, but it takes luck to spot them. Millions of flamingos descend to the shoreline, turning it pink during the right season. You will return to your camp or lodge after the wildlife drive, where a delectable dinner is waiting for you.

Day 2 – Ngorongoro Crater Tour (5 hours)

Have an early breakfast and then head down to the crater bottom for a five-hour game drive. Lions, elephants, zebras, hippos, flamingos, jackals, rhinos, antelopes, and numerous birds are all likely to be sighted. Eagles, vultures, flamingos at Crater Lake, storks, bats, sacred ibis, kori bustards, blacksmith plover, long-necked herons, and cattle eagles are among the birds that may be observed here. You will start a tough climb to the top exit of the crater after having a picnic at the lovely Hippo pool. The day will conclude with a two-hour drive to your lodging in Karatu. At your preferred lodging, a freshly prepared, delectable dinner is kept ready for you. You’ll be exhausted from all these safari days, so getting enough sleep is crucial. The final portion of your safari will start the following day.

Day 3 – Tarangire to Arusha

After a delicious breakfast, your safari’s last day will start as normal at 8:00 AM. You will have a half-day game drive at Tarangire National Park, which is the objective for today’s trip from Arusha. The magnificent baobab trees that dot the landscape and dwarf the animals that feed underneath them are the hallmark of Tanzania’s third-largest national park. This park, which is known for having some of Africa’s greatest elephant populations, is centered around the Tarangire River. Lions, leopards, cheetahs, smaller kudus, buffalo, oryxes, eland, giraffes, and zebras can all be seen here. You will split up by the middle of the afternoon and travel to Arusha, where you will be dropped off at your desired destination by around six o’clock in evening. This is the moment to say goodbye to your team after an amazing adventure and many treasured memories.