Day 1.
The tour will start early in the morning and after we meet each other we are going to go straight to the famous Lake Manyara which is famous all over the country for its bird landing sites. The lake is also highly populated by the flamingos, so you are going to see the most incredible and picturesque views of your whole life! Besides that we will have a nice possibility to explore the local wildlife, as this area is populated also with the wild animal species, like for example the buffalos, cheetahs, elephants, giraffes, hippos, impalas, leopards, lions and so on. Closer to the end of the day we are going to have a delicious dinner and then go straight to our camp.
Day 2, 3 and 4.
During these few days we are going to transfer to Serengeti National Park also early in the morning straight after having the breakfast.
These few days are going to be rich on the events as we are going to visit the incredibly beautiful places and go look for some adventures. At the National Park we are going to watch the wild animals in their natural habitat, including zebras, gazelle, antelopes, lions, leopards, hyenas and the others.
Day 5.
This day we are going to explore the beautiful Tarangire National Park to admire the gorgeous panoramic views of the local savannah grasslands and watch the local wildlife and after that have a dinner and stay overnight straight at the Tarangire campsite.
Day 6.
After the breakfast we are going to visit one of the most interesting and unique places of this tour's program - the Ngorongoro crater, which is truly called the local natural wonder, representing an extinct volcano that collapsed around 25 million years ago and which nowadays is considered one of the most famous and also recognizable sightseeings of the country. There are also a lot of wil animals dwelling all around its area, so we are going to go on a safari tour, then have a traditional dinner and stay overnight in that area.
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