Morning arrival in Arusha, meeting and departure Lake Manyara National Park.

- A safari on Lake Manyara, which is located not far from Arusha in northern Tanzania at the base of the Great Rift Valley. The coast of the lake includes five plant zones. On the lake shore live buffalos, leopards, rhinos. A lot of giraffes and antelopes. Unlike the savannah, there are wooded thickets in which large families of monkeys live, and the lions that live in the park climb trees. The alkaline waters of the lake attract more than 400 species of birds, including pink flamingos, which are especially noticeable against the gray stones of the coast. In places where the rift is close to the lake, there are hot springs. Ernest Hemingway called the lake the most beautiful of what he saw in Africa! (Wikipedia)

You can see many of Africa's most famous animals climbing trees.
lions, these proud predators rest in acacia, almost posing for a photo shoot.

Accommodation at the lodge to choose:
budget safari- Crater Rim View Inn - Full Board Meals
medium safari- Country Lodge Karatu - full board meals
luxury safari- Ngorongoro Oldeani Mountain Lodge - full board meals

Descent to the crater, safari in Ngorongoro , the largest inhabited caldera, which is under the protection of UNESCO. Around 25,000 animals live in the crater. You will have a real opportunity to watch all the representatives of the big African five. (lion, elephant, rare black rhino, buffalo and leopard). In addition to large mammals, you will see countless other animals and birds. In the crater there are several different islands of dissimilar vegetation, a small forest, a fresh lake, as well as a soda lake with flamingos. Lunch picnic in the crater.

Accommodation at the lodge to choose from:

budget safari- Crater Rim View Inn - full board meals
medium safari- Country Lodge Karatu - full board meals
luxury safari- Ngorongoro Oldeani Mountain Lodge - full board meals

Safari in Tarangire Park. The park is located in the Masai steppe, which is characterized by hilly terrain with swamps in the lowlands. The Tarangire River flows through the park, from which the reserve takes its name. Animals flock to the river from an area of ​​20,000 km2, including zebras, buffaloes, impalas, gazelles, éland, water goats and others. Among the permanent inhabitants of the park, elephants, as well as gemstones and gerenuki. Trees are a favorite destination for lions, leopards and pythons. In the dry season, thousands of animals from the Masai steppes migrate to the Tarangire region in search of water.
Enjoy a picnic in one of the park's picnic areas with unrivaled views of the Tarangire River. Watch your food, as local monkeys will only be happy with a delicious treat, if the opportunity presents itself! Return to Arusha.