Safari Package

3 Day Tarangire, Ngorongoro Crater & Lake Manyara

Embark on an unforgettable journey through Tanzania’s legendary northern circuit. Witness massive elephant herds in Tarangire, descend into the breathtaking caldera of Ngorongoro, and track tree-climbing lions in Lake Manyara.

3 Days / 2 Nights

Predators Safari

Max 12 People

From $1,070

Tarangire, Ngorongoro Crater & Lake Manyara

OVERVIEW

Discover elephants, the Big Five, and scenic landscapes in 3 unforgettable days exploring Tarangire National Park, Ngorongoro Crater, and Lake Manyara. A perfect short safari combining wildlife encounters with stunning diverse habitats.

HIGHLIGHTS

Things to Know

The Big Five Quest

Seek out the majestic lion, elusive leopard, elephant, rhino, and Cape buffalo in their pristine natural habitats.

Expert Local Trackers

Venture deep into the wilderness led by legendary Maasai and local guides who read the bush like an open book.

Luxury Tent Living

Unwind in eco-luxury canvas tents complete with private plunge pools, plush bedding, and gourmet bush cuisine.

Custom 4x4 Jeeps

Traverse rugged terrain in state-of-the-art open-sided safari vehicles equipped with charging docks and coolers.

Golden Hour Safaris

Capture breathtaking close-ups during optimal lighting schedules customized specifically for photographers.

Eco-Conscious Travel

Travel with peace of mind. Our operations directly fund wildlife conservation and local community development.

Arrival Day

Upon your arrival at Kilimanjaro International Airport, you’ll be warmly greeted by our representative who will assist you with all arrival procedures. From there, enjoy a comfortable private transfer to your hotel in Arusha or Moshi. Take the rest of the day to relax, settle in, and prepare for your upcoming adventure. Your journey into the heart of this incredible destination is about to begin!

Full-day scenic transfer through the western corridor to the Grumeti River area. The drive takes you through the Ngorongoro Conservation Area with stunning views of the crater rim, then down into the western Serengeti. Game drives en route as you enter the Grumeti migration zone. The landscape here is different from the central Serengeti — more wooded with riverine forests along the Grumeti River. On arrival, check into your luxury tented camp positioned near the river. Afternoon game drive along the Grumeti River — watch for crocodiles basking on the sandbanks and the first signs of the migration herds approaching the river. Return to camp for dinner under the stars.
 

Full day along the Grumeti River monitoring crossing points with bush lunch on the riverbank. The Grumeti River crossing is one of the most dramatic phases of the Great Migration — thousands of wildebeest and zebras must navigate strong currents and massive Nile crocodiles. Your guide will position you at the best vantage points based on herd movements. The crossing can happen at any moment — when it does, the chaos and drama unfold before your eyes. The Grumeti River is home to some of the largest crocodiles in Africa, and the crossings here are intense and often bloody. This is nature at its most unforgiving. Visit multiple crossing points throughout the day as different sections of the herd attempt their crossing.

Morning predator tracking — the Grumeti area is renowned for its high concentration of lions and leopards. The western corridor offers some of the best predator viewing in the Serengeti, with resident lion prides that have learned to hunt the migration herds. Drive through the riverine forests looking for leopards resting in the sausage trees, and scan the open plains for cheetahs on the hunt. The Grumeti River also attracts large numbers of elephants, giraffes, and hippos. Afternoon game drive in a different section of the western corridor, exploring the woodlands and open grasslands. The area is less visited than the central Serengeti, offering a more intimate safari experience. Return to camp for a farewell dinner.

Wake before dawn for a final game drive along the Grumeti River. The early morning light is magical for photography and the animals are most active at dawn — one last chance to see lions, leopards, or cheetahs in action. Return to camp for breakfast and check-out. Transfer to the Grumeti airstrip for your afternoon flight back to Arusha (available at extra cost), or begin the scenic drive back through the western corridor. Arrive in Arusha by evening. Your safari ends here — but the memories of the Grumeti predator action last forever.

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BEFORE YOU BOOK

Important Information

Visa & Entry Requirements

Most international visitors require a tourist visa. Ensure your passport is valid for at least 6 months beyond your departure date and has at least two consecutive blank pages.

Health & Vaccinations

Yellow Fever immunization is mandatory if arriving from endemic regions. Malaria prophylaxis is highly recommended for all major safari reserves. Consult your travel clinic 4-6 weeks prior.

Luggage & Packing

Strict limits apply for bush flights: maximum 15kg (33lbs) in soft-sided duffel bags only. Hard suitcases with wheels cannot be accommodated. Pack neutral, breathable layers.

Currency & Tipping

US Dollars printed after 2009 are universally accepted. Credit cards are valid at major lodges, but carrying small cash denominations is essential for gratuities and local artisan crafts.

Best Time to Visit

Dry winter months (June to October) offer exceptional game-viewing as wildlife gathers around water sources. Nov to May brings lush green landscapes and spectacular bird migratory patterns.

Safety & Insurance

Comprehensive emergency medical evacuation and travel insurance are mandatory requirements. Our partnering camps feature 24/7 security escorts and top-tier safety protocols.
Have lingering questions about your upcoming trip? Our team of dedicated safari specialists is on hand to guide you through visa applications, custom flight connections, and local regulations. Get in touch with an expert today.
FAQS

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the best time of year to go on a safari?

The dry season, typically from June to October, offers the best wildlife viewing conditions. During these months, vegetation is less dense and animals congregate around scarce water sources, making them much easier to spot.
Yes, we curate family-friendly itineraries designed for travelers of all ages. Certain luxury lodges offer dedicated junior ranger programs, child-friendly dining menus, and secure villas to ensure a safe and magical experience for everyone.
Our packages feature world-class luxury canvas tents and eco-lodges. These accommodations feature private viewing decks, ensuite bathrooms, plunge pools, fine dining services, and exquisite colonial-inspired designs that seamlessly blend with nature.
While all of our high-end lodges offer complimentary high-speed internet, connectivity out on the plains can be limited. We encourage guests to use this time to fully unplug and immerse themselves in the surrounding wilderness.
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