7 Days Luxury Tanzania Safari

Pick up at 8:30 AM from your Hotel in Arusha and depart for Tarangire National Park with picnic lunch for full day game drive. Tanzania’s third largest

National park is known for its majestic baobab trees that dot the landscape, dwarfing the animals that feed beneath them. The Tarangire River is the centerpiece of this park which is famous for some of the largest herds of elephants in Africa. Here you may see lion, leopard, cheetah, lesser kudu, buffalo, Oryx, eland, giraffe and zebra. Post the game drive, you will head back to your camp/lodge where a delicious dinner awaits you.

Overnight Tarangire Treetops by elewana ( perferred room tree house )

Early in the morning you will have a strong breakfast ready to start walking with escort of rangers. If you feel mentally and physically ready, however, you'll be in for one of the most memorable experiences of your life. Aside from actually being mauled, a walking safari is as close as you'll ever get to observing the African wildlife in its natural environment, off-road and without the distraction of a vehicle.

Afternoon you will driven to Maasai Boma which you will visit a traditional village inhabited by the Maasai people, an indigenous ethnic group mostly living in Tanzania and Kenya. The Maasai are well known for their rich cultural heritage, distinctive dress, and pastoral lifestyle cantered on livestock herding, Later on your guide he will taking you for the evening game drive back to your lodge.

Dinner and over night at tarangire treetops by elewana (tree house room)

After a filling breakfast your guide he will drive you via ngorongoro conservation area direct to Serengeti which you will have a half game drive.So                                                                                                          you will explore the central portion of the Serengeti National Park. The legendary Serengeti National Park is the most renowned safari destination for its incredible population of lions and leopards. The central portion of the Serengeti - known as Seronera area is one of the richest wildlife habitats in the park. It features the Seronera River, which provides a valuable water source to this area and therefore attracts wildlife well representative of most of the Serengeti’s species. During the off season of the migration, one must really look out for the many lion prides that thrive in this region. The interactions and survival of these lion prides provide an excellent game viewing experience all year round. Along with a picnic lunch during the full day game drive, the day will come to a close by around 5PM. The long day comes to an end with a heavy dinner and a good night’s rest in your accommodation.

Game drive and overnight at Serengeti Serena lodge – Fullboard

The Northern Serengeti offers a distinct landscape compared to the Central Serengeti.

It features rolling hills, valleys, acacia woodlands, and riverine areas, rather than vast open grasslands you find in Central and Southern Serengeti. From July to October, wildebeests migrate to the Northern Serengeti in search of richer grazing grounds. Here they encounter one of the biggest challenges in their joruney. The mighty Mara river! Mara River, which runs through Northern Serengeti and Maasai Mara becomes the setting for one of nature's most spectacular events: the wildebeest river crossing. The violent torrents of the river and the crocodiles waiting in

ambush manage to nab and drown quite a few wildebeests. The wildebeests are aware of the dangers, and if you are present there you can actually hear the low nervous grunts of the wildebeests and feel the tension in the air.The Northern Serengeti offers a distinct landscape compared to the Central Serengeti. It features rolling hills, valleys, acacia woodlands, and riverine areas, rather than vast open grasslands you find in Central and Southern Serengeti. From July to October, wildebeests migrate to the Northern Serengeti in search of richer grazing grounds. Here they enocunter one of the biggest challenges in their joruney. The mighty Mara river! Mara River, which runs through Northern Serengeti and Maasai Mara becomes the setting for one of nature's most spectacular events: the wildebeest river crossing. The violent torrents of the river and the crocodiles waiting in ambush manage to nab and drown quite a few wildebeests. The wildebeests are aware of the dangers, and if you are present there you can actually hear the low nervous, grunts of the wildebeests and feel the tension in the air.

Over night at Serengeti Serena lodge ( Fullboard)

Early morning you be picked up from the Lodge at 5Am and transferred to the launch area of the hot Air Balloon with an opportunity to spot nocturnal animals like leopard amongs others. Enjoy hot cup of coffee or tea as you watch making of the Air balloon,your Guide he will taking you to continue with game drive then after back to your Lodge

Overnight Serengeti Serena lodge

Transfer to the airstrip and fly from Serengeti to Arusha. On arrival the drive  from Arusha to Kilimanjaro airport for the out bound flight to Entebbe ( half board)

Arrival Entebbe Airport in Uganda . 11 min (4.6 km) via Uringi Cres Rd

On your arrival at Entebbe International Airport, you will be met by our female Umoja Motherland tours professional representative who will warmly greet you and transfer you to your Guesthouse, taking between 11 minutes to 20 minutes, depending on traffic. You will check into the Guest house and rest Overnight at Lake Victoria serena resort and spa-luxury

Meal plan (Lunch, Bed and Breakfast)

Today wake up and have your breakfast and then the guide will be waiting to transfer you to the Airport for your morning domestic scheduled flight from Entebbe to Kihihi airstrip in Bwindi. On arrival to Bwindi our guide will be waiting, he will then drive you from the airstrip to the Ride 4 a woman project where you will be sleeping.

Please note; The drive from Entebbe to Bwindi is 10-11hours while the Flights is only 1-2 hours. That why we have opted for the flight to avoid the long distance.

Bwindi Impenetrable Forest National Park is a UNESCO Natural World Heritage site and one of the richest biological and botanical regions in the world. The forest covers an area of 331 km² at the south-western edge of the western Rift Valley. Bwindi’s most-revered species are the approximately 400 wild Mountain Gorillas (2011 census) that make up half of the world population of these gentle apes.  After a few hours in the vehicle, you may enjoy an afternoon walk around the village of Buhoma (your home for two nights) and a chance to visit one of the handicraft shops or to meet the Batwa, the ancient forest-dwelling tribe.

Ride 4 a woman

https://www.ride4awoman.org/all-about-r4w

Ride 4 a Woman, a locally founded women’s empowerment initiative, offers you a truly authentic East African cultural experience. Join us and learn to weave baskets, cook local dishes and watch the women of the community showcase their culture through traditional dance — or even better, you can learn to dance with them.

Overnight at Buhoma lodge -Luxury

You will be up early on the morning of your Gorilla Tracking for a good breakfast in preparation for the day’s physical activity. You will report for registration at the Uganda Wildlife Authority ranger station by 8 AM. After a briefing by the rangers, your gorilla trek will start. The trek usually takes between three and six hours so a reasonable degree of fitness is required, as well as a strong pair of walking boots or shoes.

The rangers will guide you through the village gardens and into the jungle-like forest. They will escort you through the sometimes thick bush, occasionally hacking the dense undergrowth with a machete as you search to locate the gorillas. The mountain gorillas are under 24 hour monitoring for their own safety, so you’re almost guaranteed to see them. The rangers monitor each gorilla family by keeping in close radio contact.

In part due to gorilla tourism, the population of gorillas is slowly increasing but the species remains critically endangered. Gorillas and humans share almost identical genetic material and their health must not be compromised by coming into contact with human diseases (via our food, for example). To reduce transmission of disease from humans to gorillas, you will also be advised to keep a distance of 7 metres from the gorillas.

Once you have located the gorilla family, you will be asked to leave all your belongings to one side, and approach the gentle giants, just with your camera. The guides will interpret the animals’ behaviour and advise on what you are watching. Females and their young, young males and even a dominant Silverback may be seen: feeding, playing, interacting with each other, or just sleeping! You will never forget your encounter with the gorillas. They will be quite curious to see you! You are allowed exactly one hour with the gorillas before returning to base. Overnight at Buhoma lodge -Luxury

After breakfast, your guide will drive you to Kihihi Airstrip and you will check-in and board your domestic flight to Entebbe international airport  in due time for your out bound flight back home