3 Day Top Notch Tanzania Safari

After an early breakfast, you will head to the Serengeti. South of the adventurers, climb the Rift Valley along the vast plains of the Serengeti. The park was already founded in 1951 and is the oldest park in Tanzania. At the heart of a vast ecosystem, the world of species-rich animals is not unique in the world. Together with the Ngorongoro Conservation Area and the Maasai Mara National Reserve in Kenya, the Serengeti National Park is one of the largest natural migration systems for wild animals. Each year, among the three conservation areas mentioned, more than 1.4 million wildebeest, nearly 300,000 Thomson's gazelle, about 200,000 zebras and several thousand topis migrate with the rainy seasons to areas with greener and lush grasslands. With about 3 million larger mammals, the Serengeti is the national park with the richest fauna in the world. Two thirds of these are the animal subspecies; in addition, the park opens up names of other species of animals, such as the turntable, buffalo, hyena, elephant or crocodile. The population of feline predators is particularly large, around 3000 lions, 300 good cheetahs and about 400 to 700 leopards on the hunting ground here. Dinner and overnight stay are the norm and the type of accommodation option required. elephant or crocodile. The feline predator population is particularly large, around 3000 lions, 300 good cheetahs and about 400 to 700 leopards on the hunting ground here. Dinner and overnight are the standard and type of accommodation option required. elephant or crocodile. The feline predator population is particularly large, around 3000 lions, 300 good cheetahs and about 400 to 700 leopards on the hunting ground here. Dinner and overnight stay are the norm and the type of accommodation option required.

After breakfast we will lead us to the creation of Ngorongoro and we continue south of the routes partly with adventures at about 600 meters, you will see the bases of the creation. It creates a diameter of 17 to 21 kilometres and is home to a large animal world. Almost all the biodiversity of the East African savannah has gathered here, only the giraffes and a few other species of animals for which the rock faces are steep tropical and live beyond the crater. Depending on the season, 15,000 to 25,000 animals gather here, more than two-thirds of which are buffalo, gnus, zebras and gazelles. The great name of grazers explains the law of who creates the greatest density of predators in Africa. Alongside other predators, more than 100 lions live here in various pride. The chances of observing the lion, elephant, buffalo, rhino and leopard "Big Five" in a few hours are particularly good here. In the afternoon, ski up the crater skirts, then on to Karatu for dinner and overnight. Dinner and overnight are the norm and the type of accommodation option required.

After breakfast we drive to the Tarangire National Park. Giant baobabs, bush wildness and seasonal swamps attached to the cheerfulness of the nature reserve. The park is considered one of the best places to observe elephants up close. The park also opens up buffalo, zebra and wildebeest which are always closely followed by a range of predators such as lions. Leopards are seen from time to time but are rarely spotted by rangers. After turning your safari vehicle, you will want to soak up the scenery and observe the animals. At the end of the afternoon, you leave the park and drive to Arusha or JRO.