5 Days Budget Camping Safari Visit Serengeti

Early today, you will begin driving from our hotel in Arusha to Tarangire National Park for a game drive. Tarangire National Park is known as the elephant playground, but it also hosts buffalo, lions, wildebeests, zebras, and gazelles during the dry season. Lake Barungi's shoreline also draws a variety of aquatic creatures as well as bird species such as kingfishers, hoopoes, and white-bellied birds. Tarangire is known for its rolling savannah, acacia woodlands, and magnificent baobabs. In the afternoon, you'll take a picnic lunch break. After lunch, you will continue the game drive until the evening, then exit the park and drive to your campground for dinner and an overnight stay.

After breakfast, you will go to the Rift Valley, passing via Mto Wa Mbu and Karatu, on the cooler crater highlands. You will enter the Ngorongoro Conservation Area and take a quick glance into the crater from an observation point. You will continue to travel around the crater. You will descend to the other side, enjoying your free "African massage" on the bumpy route to the Serengeti National Park, passing through Maasai settlements. At the Naabi Hill entrance gate, visitors can stroll to a viewpoint with breathtaking views of the Serengeti grasslands. Then you'll head to the Seronera Area in the Serengeti's center. The park is home to a diverse range of animals, including the Big Five: lions, elephants, buffaloes, rhinoceroses, and leopards.

Following breakfast, you will spend the entire day on a game drive across the Serengeti National Park, eating lunch at a picnic location along the way. Depending on the time of year, you might be able to watch the big migration of hundreds of thousands of wildebeests, zebras, and Thompson gazelles. During the short wet season in October and November, these herds often migrate from the Kenyan Masai Mara via the northwest Serengeti to the plains in the south. Following the heavy rains of April, May, and June, the herds gradually return to the Serengeti's western and northwestern regions. This timetable, of course, can shift when rainfall fluctuates, causing animals to migrate at different times and routes. Your guide will do his best to locate the animals and ensure that you see them from the greatest viewing location in the national park.

Today, after breakfast, you will take a game drive en way to Ngorongoro Crater, sometimes known as the Eighth Wonder of the World. You will have a game drive break for a picnic lunch, then ascend from the crater and travel to your campsite/lodge in Karatu for supper and an overnight. This is the world's largest caldera, surrounded by grassland, forest, and swamp, creating a breathtaking landscape. The persistent water on the crater floor sustains a population of around 25,000 big mammals. Many of the reasons you opted to go on a safari in Tanzania are listed below. Lions, waterbucks, hippos, baboons, black rhinos, leopards, hyenas, jackals, buffaloes, warthogs, gazelles, and many other animals find refuge here.