3 Days Private Lodge Safari

After breakfast, you will depart towards the Serengeti National Park and have lunch at a picnic spot en-route. Depending upon the time of year, you might even have the chance to witness the great migration with hundred of thousands of wildebeests, zebras, and Thompson gazelles. During the small rainy season in October and November, you will typically see these herds moving from the Kenyan Masai Mara through the northwest of the Serengeti to the plains in the south. After the great rainy season in April, May, and June, the herds slowly travel back through the western and north-western part of the Serengeti. With fluctuations in rainfall, this timetable can of course change, resulting in the animals migrating during different times and routes. Your guide will take you to the best spot in the national park to see the animals. Naturally, the migration also attracts predators and with luck, you might see a kill in action. You will spend the night at recommended lodge.

A morning game drive at Serengeti National Park, all three biggest cats are easily seen, lions are everywhere and are often found on a kill, cheetahs are very common in the Southeastern Plains, leopards can often be found lazing in big trees along the Seronera River. Great heard of buffalo, small groups of elephant and giraffe, and thousands upon thousands of eland, topi, kongoni, impala, and grants gazelle are resident of Serengeti by any time of the year, later after lunch, you will drive in the direction of Ngorongoro crater, As soon as you have reached the edge of the crater, you will have a remarkable view of this impressive natural wonder. Dinner and overnight stay at recommended lodge.

After smelling early morning coffee all your senses will be involved and experiencing the thrill of kill to chill of a morning game drive, estimated 7000 wildebeest, 4000 zebras, 3000 elands, 3000 gazelles, 600 hyenas, 200-300 elephants, over 60 lions, 30 rhinos and many other, in all over 25000 wild creatures call the Ngorongoro Crater home. For friends of winged ones, look no further, within this caldera you will find 500 bird species, ostriches, Kory bastards, secretary bird, and more other. Visit from November to April and witness the Myriad migratory bird that takes up residence here, Indigenous tribes are permitted to live in a conservation area and local Masai graze their livestock in the crater floor in harmony with nearby heard of buffalo and wildebeest. Lunch will be enjoyed en-route, later drive back to Arusha.