All National Park entry fees, professional English-speaking guide, transport in a 4x4 safari vehicle with a pop-up roof, picnic lunch, 1.5L bottled water per person, and hotel pickup/dropoff within Arusha.
Not Included:
Gratuities for the guide/driver, optional canoeing fees (\$25 per person), alcoholic beverages, personal items, and travel insurance.
All Tarangire National Park entry fees, transport in a reliable **modified 4x4 safari vehicle with pop-up roof, certified professional English-speaking guide, gourmet boxed lunch, and 2L bottled water per person.
Not Included:
Gratuities (suggested \$20 per vehicle), travel insurance, and personal expenses.
All National Park fees, government taxes, private transport in a **modified 4x4 safari vehicle**, professional English-speaking guide, **premium picnic lunch**, and 2L bottled water per person.
Not Included:
Gratuities (suggested \$20 per vehicle), optional cultural boma visits, and travel insurance.
Experience the Big 5 with comfortable mid-range lodges outside the main parks for a restful night.
3-Day Lodge Safari Itinerary:
Day 1: Serengeti Bound. Drive to Serengeti (via Ngorongoro Conservation Area), afternoon game drive in the plains. Dinner & overnight at a mid-range lodge near Ndabaka Gate or Karatu area.
Day 2: Full Serengeti Day. Full day game drive pursuing the Great Migration (seasonal) and predators. Dinner & overnight at a suitable mid-range lodge.
Day 3: Ngorongoro Crater. Early descent into the magnificent Crater floor for a 6-hour game drive. Ascend and transfer back to Arusha.
All park entry and crater fees, 2 nights stay in **mid-range lodges** (double occupancy), daily full board meals (Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner), private 4x4 transport with pop-up roof, and professional guide.
Not Included:
Gratuities, optional balloon safari, soft drinks or alcohol, and travel insurance.
Sleep under canvas in spacious, comfortable mid-range tented camps for an authentic African adventure.
3-Day Tented Camp Itinerary:
Day 1: Serengeti Immersion. Drive through the scenic highlands. Afternoon game drive in Serengeti. Dinner & overnight at a mid-range permanent tented camp (comfortable bed, en-suite bath).
Day 2: Wildlife Focus. Full day game drive exploring key game-viewing circuits. Enjoy sundowners near the camp. Overnight at the mid-range tented camp.
Day 3: Ngorongoro Crater. Early descent into the Crater for a thrilling game drive before noon. Afternoon transfer back to Arusha.
All park entry and crater fees, 2 nights stay in **mid-range Tented Camps** (double occupancy), daily full board meals (Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner), private 4x4 transport with pop-up roof, and professional guide.
Not Included:
Gratuities, optional balloon safari, soft drinks or alcohol, and personal expenses.
An excellent acclimatization hike for Kilimanjaro or a stunning trek in its own right, Meru offers wildlife viewing and breathtaking views of the Crater.
Key Itinerary Highlights:
Day 1: Momella Gate to Miriakamba Hut (Walk with an armed ranger, crossing rivers).
Day 2: Miriakamba to Saddle Hut (Steep ascent, acclimatization hike to Little Meru).
Day 3:Summit Day! Wake up at midnight to climb Socialist Peak (4,565m), followed by descent to Miriakamba Hut.
Day 4: Final descent and vehicle transfer back to Arusha.
Note: Mount Meru has one primary, mandatory route (Momella). This itinerary reflects that standard 4-day trek.
Known as the "Mountain of God," this challenging trek leads to the crater of Tanzania's only active volcano, offering views over the Rift Valley and Lake Natron.
Key Itinerary Highlights:
Day 1: Drive to Lake Natron area, preparations for the climb.
Day 2 (Midnight Start): Begin the steep, rocky ascent to summit for sunrise.
Day 2 (Descent): Descend the loose scree before the heat sets in, transfer back to camp.
Day 3: Cultural interactions with Maasai or exploration of Lake Natron (Flamingos).
Note: Due to its active nature, Oldonyo Lengai has one highly specific, strenuous route (usually starting from the base near Lake Natron).
We used FanSassy for our Serengeti trip and it was incredible! The guides were professional and the lodges were fantastic. Highly recommend the Great Migration tour!
ML
Michael L.
2 days ago
What is the best time of year to climb Kilimanjaro for a beginner? I'm interested in the Machame route.
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FanSassy Safaris (Admin)
1 day ago
Great question, Michael! The best dry seasons are Jan-March and June-Oct. For detailed booking advice, feel free to reach us on WhatsApp or reply to the follow-up email we've sent you from **info@fansassysafaris.com**!
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