7 Days Experience Bush Men Safari

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 Hotel/Camp/Lodge

After breakfast, Drive to Lake Manyara for a wildlife half-day gamed drive and proceed to Lake Eyasi. Lake Manyara NP is a small park at the foot of the Rift Valley. Its underground forest offers a pleasant change of landscape compared to the parks dominated by savannahs. Although the park is known for its tree-climbing lions, the big cats are not that easy to see. Elephants are fertile and their main attraction. Picnic lunch then departs to Lake Eyasi, another soda lake in the rift valley. We arrive in the afternoon for cultural interaction with the Tatoga tribe (a very interesting tribe). Our Tatoga guide at the village will lead the tour. We explore the dry and rugged landscape area on foot, which is still inhabited by a small group of Bushmen: The Hadzabe or Watindiga. These tribes still live in bands, hunting with bows and arrows; gathering roots, tubers, and wild fruits, just as how humans did to survive 10,000 years ago. Another interesting tribe in this area is the Datoga (also called the Barabaig or Mang’ati). Initially, they were exercising a lot of rivalry over grazing land with the Maasai tribe. Dinner and overnight at the Overnight at Hotel/Camp/Lodge

Early Morning goes for Hunting with Bushmen and proceeds to Serengeti National Park The hadz have managed to maintain their hunter-gatherer lifestyle for more than 30,000 — perhaps more than 50,000 — years. Their language was once classified as Khoisan because of similar clicking sounds but has since been reclassified as an isolate - unrelated to other languages. They are not genetically closely related to any other strain. This, along with their location in the Great Rift Valley, only further enhances the intrigue and mystique of these wonderful people. Unlike the tribes of Africa today, even their oral history does not suggest that they moved to Hadzaland from elsewhere, making it one of the oldest tribes in Africa - if not the oldest. After the excursion drive to Serengeti and picnic lunch will be organized at Nabi gate then proceed to the Hotel/Camp/Lodge with game viewing on the way. Dinner and overnight at the Hotel/Camp/Lodge

Serengeti is a very large national park, as wildlife drives depend on the movement of migrants, the tour guide knows very well how to find herds. The Serengeti National Park is famous for its “great migration” as more than one million wildebeest and two hundred thousand extra zebras follow the rains each year, so after early breakfast, we head for an early game drive and then have lunch and continue for the evening before returning to your accommodation. The Serengeti is an exciting and spectacular place that will not fail to impress. Dinner and overnight at the Hotel/Camp/Lodge

Early breakfast departs for the Ngorongoro Crater tour Ngorongoro Crater; is considered by many to be the eighth wonder of the world. When you first see this amazing caldera from a panoramic lookout, you soon realize why it has made modest popularity. The Ngorongoro Crater is home to many species, including the five great ones. Ngorongoro Crater is one of the most important destinations in the world. It’s the best place to explore the endangered black rhino, a meal near the hippopotamus with great views of the lake, and lots of hippos enjoying the cool waters of the pool. From the comfort of the open-roof 4 * 4 land cruiser (safari vehicle), you have the opportunity to photograph and observe some of the most famous faces. Ngorongoro is home to many predators, including lion leopards, wildebeest, zebras, antelopes, Cape buffalo, and more. After a picnic, lunch is continued with a game drive and a late evening shuttle to the property. Dinner and overnight at the Hotel/Camp/Lodge

After breakfast, drive for Option to Mto WA Mbu for a cultural tour. 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.