10 Days Wildebeest Migration Safari – Calving Season

Pick up from Kilimanjaro international Airport and transfer to the hotel.

Meals and overnight at the hoteil in Arusha

After breakfast at the Lodge drive to Tarangire National Park The park, with its savannah, baobab trees, and seasonal swamps, is home to huge herds of elephants. Animals gather at the life-giving Tarangire River and you should see a selection of mammals from giraffe, blackbuck, and hartebeest to zebra and warthog. The park also has bison, zebra, and wildebeest, which closely follow a range, of lion-like predators. Leopards are occasionally seen, but cheetahs are rarely found. From the open roof of the safari vehicle, you will be able to saturate the landscape and watch the animals. Picnic lunch will be provided and proceed with the Afternoon game drive.

Dinner and overnight at the Hotel/Camp/Lodge

Today, you’ll enjoy a full day of wildlife watching in Tarangire National Park with a lunch box, 550 native species of birds, zebras, giraffes, dwarf mongooses, warthogs, waders, Thompson’s gazelles, and more. The park also has some of the most beautiful trees we have ever seen. Giraffes are about 14 feet tall, but they are great at camouflaging to look like trees.

Dinner and overnight at Hotel/Camp/Lodge (FB)

After breakfast, depart for South Serengeti National Park via the Ngorongoro Conservation Area. You will have time to stop at the Ngorongoro Crater “viewpoint”. You will continue to Southern Serengeti National Park. Have an afternoon game drive in the park, and then stop at the picnic site for lunch. Home to the enormous migratory herds during the green season (Dec to Apr). This area consists of the world-famous Serengeti plains. These nutrient-rich plains are home to the enormous migratory herds of wildebeest and zebra during the green season. Wildlife viewing is spectacular as over two million animals will be spread across the open plains. In addition to the large migratory herds, predators (lions, cheetahs, and hyenas) are abundant. This is the Serengeti at its finest!

Dinner and overnight at Hotel/Camp/Lodge (FB)

Breakfast and depart for game viewing with a collection packed lunch of A safari in the Southern Serengeti is all about seeing the Great Migration in action on daily game drives, whether it’s baby wildebeest being born and taking their first steps on the lush green plains in the early months of the year, or watching the vast herds on the move as they track their course northwards towards the Masai Mara. The Southern Serengeti is one of the places where you can see the full circle of the Great Migration: the herds returning to graze in December with the start of the green season, the birth of the babies in January and February, and the departure of the herds as the grass starts to dry at the end of the rains.

Dinner and overnight at Hotel/Camp/Lodge (FB)

After breakfast collects a packed lunch and departs for migration viewing in the Ndutu conservation area, Option Olduvai Museum, the Ndutu Region is part of the Ngorongoro Conservation Area and stretches to the southern Serengeti. You will expect to see when the great migration reaches here with its 2 million animals to give birth to their calves and thousands of animals are born daily between the end of December and the beginning of March. This also attracts many predators like lions and hyenas! Picnic lunch will be provided on an afternoon at the picnic site in the reserve,

Dinner and overnight at Camp/Lodge

Early breakfast and depart to explore Nutu, Sightings of six species of cats – leopard, lion, cheetah, caracal, African wildcat, and a serval – are a big highlight of visiting the Ndutu Region. You can spot the cats throughout the year, but the best viewing is during the calving months of January and February when these predators pick on the fledgling baby animals. Picnic lunch will be provided on an afternoon at the picnic site in the reserve,

Dinner and overnight at Camp/Lodge

You wake up early this morning and have breakfast then drive for a full day Crater tour arrive at Ngorongoro and descend to the Crater for a game drive, home to almost every wildlife native to East Africa, including the rare black rhinoceros. The crater has the highest concentration of wildlife on the planet. It features a river, several swamps, and a soda lake that looks like steam from above, full of flamingos, forest, and open plains. The large bull elephants living here have extremely large fangs due to the rich mineral content of the volcanic soil and grasses. Picnic lunch inside the park then proceed with a game drive on the way to Karatu for overnight.

Dinner and overnight at the Hotel/Camp/Lodge

After breakfast, option Mto wa Mbu for a cultural tour. Or drive to Arusha at your hotel Mto Wa Mbu Village has a very active cultural program that seeks to show visitors the traditional way of life of the villagers through various activities and also a range of community projects that are in place. You can visit top spots in the area, taste Tanzanian foods and experience authentic cultural interaction. Lunch at the local restaurants then drive to Arusha and drop off at your hotel.