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Serengeti & Ngorongoro Adventure
Set out early from Arusha for a scenic drive through the Ngorongoro Highlands en route to Serengeti
National Park. Along the way, enjoy sweeping views and glimpses of Maasai villages. Enter the Serengeti
by midday and begin game drives across the endless plains—home to lions, elephants, zebras,
wildebeests, and possibly cheetahs or leopards. By late afternoon, you’ll settle into your public campsite
within the park, where dinner awaits under the stars.
Wake up to the sounds of the wild and head out on an early morning game drive while predators are still
active. After breakfast at camp, enjoy more game viewing as you make your way out of the Serengeti
toward the Ngorongoro Conservation Area. You’ll pass through dramatic scenery and may stop at
viewpoints along the crater rim. Overnight will be at a budget campsite on the rim or nearby, with dinner
served at camp.
Descend into the world’s largest inactive volcanic caldera for a full morning of game driving. The
Ngorongoro Crater offers a chance to see the Big Five in a single day—lion, elephant, buffalo, leopard,
and rhino plus hippos, flamingos, and more. After a picnic lunch surrounded by nature, you’ll ascend
the crater wall and begin the return drive to Arusha, arriving in the late afternoon with your safari dreams
fulfilled.
The package typically includes all park entry fees, transportation in a 4x4 safari vehicle, a professional English-speaking guide/driver, meals, drinking water, and two nights of budget accommodation (usually camping or basic lodges).
International flights, travel insurance, visa fees, tips for the guide and cook, personal expenses, and alcohol or soft drinks are not included
You’ll be in a 4x4 Land Cruiser with a pop-up roof for better wildlife viewing.
You have a good chance. Ngorongoro is great for spotting rhinos and lions, while Serengeti is known for big cats, elephants, and buffalo. Sightings can’t be guaranteed, but your guide will know where to look.
Budget safaris mean tents (with shared bathrooms) or basic lodges. They’re safe and comfortable enough, but don’t expect luxury.
Yes, both the parks and tours are generally very safe. Just follow your guide’s instructions and don’t wander off on your own in the parks.
Yes, though wildlife movement varies. June to October is dry season and great for game viewing. The green season (Nov–May) is lush and quieter, with better birding and calving season action in the south Serengeti (Jan–March).
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