Safari Wildlife Tour in Tanzania (2026)

Welcome at Kilimanjaro airport and meet your driver-guide. Transfer to the lodge, and check-in and late afternoon at leisure.

After breakfast, off to Tarangire National Park
National Park for a day’s safari.
Tarangire National Park, named after the river
the river that flows through it, is considered to be one of the most beautiful refuges of Tanzanian wildlife, with its large concentration elephants and baobabs have contributed to its reputation. Covering 2600km2, the park is made up of low hills where acacia and giant baobab forests, swampy areas and vast plains. The park is home to resident wildlife (elephants, giraffes, felines, etc.), but also species that are sometimes difficult to observe in other parks, such as the Gerenuk, lesser kudu, oryx and even elk and greater kudu. In the dry season, large herds of zebra and wildebeest concentrate along the banks of the Tarangire River, and in the rainy season the green landscapes a marvellous sight.

After breakfast, final morning game drive in Tarangire.
Lunch at the Tarangire safari lodge, before continuing in the afternoon.
Leave the park at the end of the day, then drive up the national park to Karatu. Magnificent stage passing through the colourful village of Mto Wa Mbu, the Rift escarpment and finally the red highlands of Karatu, at the foot of Ngorongoro.
Arrival at the end of the day at lodge.

Today’s itinerary focuses on exploring the Ngorongoro Crater. The journey begins with a 15-minute drive from the lodge to the Ngorongoro gate, followed by a 45-minute climb up the crater slopes. The day includes a game drive and picnic lunch within the 20 km-wide caldera, which features forested ramparts up to 600 meters high. The crater, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, formed from a collapsed volcano, hosts a rich variety of wildlife, including over 30 mammal species and the last remaining black rhinos. The best visiting season is from March to May. By 16:00, the group ascends the crater to head to Olduvai camp, followed by a briefing, tent setup, and a short hike to the Kopjes for a sunset view over the Serengeti plains, then returns to camp.

After breakfast, departure for the Serengeti National Park along the Kopje Trail, large granite massifs and territory of the big territory.
Morning game drive around the Seronera and Banagi rivers. Picnic lunch.
The Serengeti National Park covers more than
14,000 km2 is Africa’s second largest wildlife park. It biotopes and offers a remarkable diversity of landscapes, and offers a remarkable diversity of landscapes. In the SOUTH region are the immense plains with the granite rocks that dot the landscape, known as “kopjes”. These are found particularly in the
region known as Moru Kopjes. The kopjes are very popular with appreciated by lions, leopards and cheetahs. In the CENTRE region, the Seronera valley marks the between the grassy plains of the south and the wooded hills to the north. The region is best known for its high concentration of wild animals, in particular
lions and leopards.
Arrival at the camp in the late afternoon.

Last morning safari in the Serengeti before entering the protected area of Grumeti. Afternoon at leisure enjoy the lodge’s facilities lodge facilities or safari in the Grumeti area.
Located on the north-western border of the Serengeti, the Grumeti private reserve is home to a variety of resident wildlife, including lions, hyenas, giraffes, and zebras. During the annual migration in May-June and November, hundreds of thousands of wildebeest, zebras, and other herbivores cross the Grumeti River.

Wake up early and meet at the reception for a light snack (coffee, tea, biscuits) before embarking on a walking safari with an armed ranger and a guide who will help you spot wildlife. This is followed by breakfast in the bush. Return to the camp for some relaxation time.
The afternoon is free for relaxation, with options including swimming, spa treatments, or hiking for the more adventurous. There’s also an opportunity for a safari in the Grumeti Game Reserve.
After dinner, a night game drive is scheduled between 8:30 pm and 10:00 pm, allowing you to observe nocturnal species such as galagos, genets, as well as other animals displaying different nighttime behaviors.

After breakfast, transfer to Ikoma airstrip.
Assistance with boarding the scheduled flight to Arusha. Welcome and transfer to the arumeru for lunch.
Final transfer to Kilimanjaro airport.
Boarding of the return international flight.