Phenomenal landscapes, rich and abundant wildlife - these are the characteristics of a day-trip to the Ngorongoro Crater that will prove unforgettable. Africas Garden of Eden is a volcanic crater full of wildlife and a UNESCO World Heritage Site worthy of the name. Animals are present all year-round, making this a destination that cannot be missed. You will see lions, cheetah, leopard, black rhino, baboons, hippo, elephants and so much more!

Two days Safari Itinerary for Ngorongoro and Tarangire National Park, staying at Farm of Dreams Lodge, Space at Farm of Dreams subject to availability. Tarangire National Park, home to Tanzanias largest elephant population, is a fascinating park during the dry season when the Tarangire River becomes a vital source of water for animals throughout the region. As vast herds of wildebeest and zebra move to the river to replenish, Its then on to the world famous Ngorongoro Conservation Area.

Tarangire walking safari tour is another tourist opportunity offered by Tarangire National park. The walking safari begins at base camp near Silale, Kuro, Minyonyo and Mkungunero then goes through African bush encountering real nature walk while accompanied with armed ranger. This walking tour can be combined with light game drive at this beautiful park where by you come across big herds of elephants, buffaloes etc.

Excursion Itinerary: - Arusha National Park is located northeast of Arusha City. The Park is approximately 552 square km (212 square miles), and is situated about 60km (35 miles) from Kilimanjaro International Airport and 40 minutes drive from Arusha Town.

Safari In Tanzania (Ndutu Luxury Tented Camp 2017). Angata Migration Camp:located at Ndutu 4 S/C with a view on Lake Ndutu. Is the best place to see wildebeest migration around Lake Ndutu from December till March. Angata Serengeti Camp consists of 12 Guest tents, a Lounge and a Dining tent. Open all year round, the camp is situated in the central Serengeti in the Seronera area, Angata Serengeti is ideally situated for game drives in all directions throughout the Serengeti all year-round.