Unrivalled Tanzania

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From the tree-climbing lions of Lake Manyara, to the endless plains of the Serengeti and explorations of the Ngorongoro Crater, one of the most densely populated wildlife areas on earth – this itinerary should be on every safari seekers’ bucket list. Tanzania, the heart of East Africa, showcases biodiversity like non-other, an area truly wild at heart. Spend time exploring Africa’s Eden, satiating safari curiosity within a backdrop of comfort, luxury, and your own private guide to lead you on your explorations.

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Experience the vast beauty and wildlife of Tanzania on a bucket-list safari adventure. Discover Arusha, Lake Manyara, Serengeti and the Ngorongoro Crater – 6 days. 

Points forts du voyage:

Arusha – The city is located right at the foot of Mount Meru. Situated close by Mount Kilimanjaro, the Manyara, Tarangire, Serengeti and Ngorongoro National Parks, Arusha is the ideal place to start off a Tanzanian safari adventure. And just to the north, on the slopes of Mount Meru, lies the Arusha National Park.

Parc national du Lac Manyara : – With the lake on the east and the Manyara Escarpment on the west, Lake Manyara National Park boasts breathtaking views and is made up of a wide range of habitats: Acacia woodlands, water forests, baobab-strewn cliffs, algae-streaked hotsprings, swamps, and of course the lake itself. Due to the variety of the environment, it is able to support a large number of animal species and incredible birdlife. Here, you can find the largest concentration of baboons in the world. And you might be lucky enough to spot the phenomenon of tree-climbing lions.

Parc National du Serengeti en Tanzanie – Together with Kenya’s Maasai Mara, Serengeti National Park forms one of Africa’s most famous wildlife areas. The image of acacia trees dotting endless grass plains epitomises Africa for many. The annual wildebeest migration through the Serengeti and Maasai Mara is earth’s largest mass movement of land mammals 0 more than a million animals migrate yearly to follow the rains and feeding grounds. Also home to the park are large lion prides, elephants, giraffes, gazelles, eland, and many more.

Cratère de Ngorongoro – The World Heritage Site is a must-visit when on safari in Tanzania. Located on the eastern edge of the Serengeti, the Ngorongoro Crater was once a volcano which collapsed in on itself millions of years ago, creating a crater that houses its own unique ecosystem and incredible wildlife. water lake. You are likely to see lion, elephant, rhino, buffalo and many of the plains herbivores such as; the wildebeest, the Thomson’s gazelle, the zebra and the reedbuck, as well as thousands of flamingos wading in the shallows of Lake Magadi – the soda lake at the crater’s base. Despite its steep walls, there’s a considerable amount of movement of wildlife in and out of the crater – mostly to the Serengeti, since the land between the crater and Lake Manyara is intensively farmed. The Ngorongoro Crater remains a favoured spot for wildlife because there’s a permanent water supply and grassland on the crater floor.

Hébergement

Nous utilisons des hébergements de milieu de gamme suivant les normes africaines des lodges. Le logement est situé soit dans les parcs nationaux, soit au bord d’une rivière, ou dans d’autres lieux d’intérêt. Le logement sera un mélange de lodges, chalets et camps de toiles avec salle de bain privée. Certaines propriétés sont équipées de piscine, restaurant et/ou bar.

Day 1 : The African Tulip or similar
Jour 2: Karatu Simba Lodge or similar
Day 3 & 4: Kisura Serengeti Camp or similar
Day 5: Lemala Ngorongoro Tented Camp or similar
Day 6: Fin de circuit

INCLUS / EXCLUS

inclus

  • Hébergement et repas comme mentionné dans l’itinéraire
  • Guide and Vehicle, as well as all transfers
  • Game drives on day 2, 3 ,4 and 5
  • Park Fees

non-inlcus

  • International Flights
  • Gratuities and tips
  • Lunch on Day 1
  • Boissons
  • Personal expenses such as curios, laundry, visa fees, travel insurance, etc.

Travel Information

Jenman Safaris has extensive knowledge and experience in most African Countries. Throughout the many years we have learnt about a few “Do’s and Dont’s” while travelling in and around Africa. We have therefore developed this list for you to read at your leisure. All tips are not always relevant to all the areas that you travel to – depending on your tour.

Due to a lack of transparent and credible regulation relating to ethically acceptable practices where captive wildlife is concerned, Jenman African Safaris has taken the decision not to support any activities that include physical contact with captive wildlife. We urge you to consider the ethical implications of taking part in any such activity that may be offered at your lodge.

Arriving for Safari

Reposz-vous le premier jour de votre arrivée, vous aurez peut-être besoin de temps pour vous adapter au fuseau horaire différent. Arrivez plutôt un jour en avance pour vous reposez et commencer votre excursion rafraîchi et prêt à l'aventure !

Devise

Quand vous avez besoin de changer votre monnaie, éviter tout échange dans la rue ou dans d'autre endroit qui peuvent sembler suspect. Notez toujours que même lorsque des gens vous approchent avec une offre de taux de change à 50%, par exemple, cet échange est considéré comme faisant partie du marché noir et est illégal ! Les hôtels, les camps et les lodges peuvent changer de l'argent, mais parfois le taux de change est légèrement inférieur. Nous vous recommandons de vous rendre dans un bureau de change accrédité.

Credit Cards

Les cartes de crédit telles que Visa et MasterCard sont largement acceptées dans la plupart des régions ainsi que dans les grands hôtels et lodges.

Hospitals and Pharmacies

Les grandes villes d'Afrique du Sud ont des pharmacies et des hôpitaux, mais vous devriez toujours vous assurer un stock de médicaments au cas où les pharmacies/hôpitaux ne les stockent pas.

Telephone

Dans beaucoup de régions vous pouvez appeller à l'international cependant veuillez noter que dans les petites régions il n'y a pas forcément les mêmes installations et que les appels internatonaux sont coûteux. De plus les zones bâties et les villes disposent d'une réception par téléphone portable.

Passports, Documents and Valuables

Veuillez vous assurer de garder votre passeport, vos documents et tout autre objet de valeur avec vous en tout temps ! Nous recommandons qu'une copie de ces documents soit faite et conservée dans un autre endroit sûr au cas où quelque chose arriverait aux originaux. Ne laissez jamais vos objets de valeur tranquilles et rappelez-vous que vous êtes en safari, donc des bijoux chers et précieux ne sont pas nécessaires.

Safety

Chaque zone (n'importe où dans le monde) peut parfois être dangereuse. Veuillez prendre les précautions d'usage en tout temps et ne marchez jamais seul la nuit ou dans des endroits délabrés!

Packing

N'oubliez pas de toujours vérifier la quantité de bagages que vous êtes autorisé à prendre dans l'avion ainsi que dans le Safari Vehicle - ils peuvent différer. Nous recommandons d'utiliser un sac souple au lieu d'une valise rigide car c'est préférable en safari. La plupart des vols aériens permettent 20kgs et nos safaris réguliers sont limités à 15kgs par personne. N'oubliez pas de mettre des étiquettes à bagages sur vos valises (pour l'avion et le safari).

Luggage and Medication

Veuillez noter que vous devriez mettre tous les médicaments dont vous avez besoin (ex. : médicaments contre le diabète) dans votre bagage à main, même avec les règlements stricts, les compagnies aériennes vous le permettront tant que vous aurez une lettre de votre médecin.

What to wear

You are on safari and out in the bush so make sure that you are comfortably dressed with comfortable shoes. Always have a mix of clothing including; summer clothes, light raincoat, warm top and a hat.

Punctuality

Please be on time when you meet your vehicles for the game drives. If you run late you may delay the rest of the trip or miss something wonderful!

Climat

Always remember that the African Sun may look gentle but it is strong and can be harsh. Too much sun can lead to headaches, dehydration, nausea and dizziness. Rather look after yourself by using sun screen and a hat versus trying to get a nice African Tan.

Drinking Water

In built-up areas the water is safe to drink (mostly in South Africa) however, some areas it is not safe to drink the tap water at all! So we rather recommend that you drink bottled water at all times to prevent any illness. You may use the tap water to rinse your mouth when brushing your teeth! Ice is generally fine to consume, but sometimes it is better to be cautious. We advise you to rather drink bottled water at all times in Africa!

Food and drink

Africa is famous for its fruit and fresh vegetables – which can be enjoyed all around Africa. Fruit and Vegetables should be peeled before eating. Drinks (including spirits) and cigarettes can be bought in most areas but are normally quite expensive. On our Safaris we do provide most/all meals which are prepared by our guide or at a lodge.

Anti-malaria medication

De nombreuses régions d'Afrique sont touchées par le paludisme - nous vous recommandons fortement de prendre vos médicaments antipaludiques. Prenez vos médicaments exactement comme ils vous ont été prescrits, ne sautez aucun médicament ! A la fin de votre safari, si à tout moment vous développez des symptômes de grippe, veuillez consulter votre médecin immédiatement.

Power and Electricity

Most places (hotels, lodges) have electricity. But we always recommend that you should take a flash light with you on safari. Always remember if you plug something in (e.g.: One of your appliances) there may be a different voltage! The usual voltage is 220-240 AC. If you appliance does not match this voltage you need to bring a converter with as some lodges may not have a converter for you to use…

Photos

There will be many amazing photo’s that you will want to capture along the way on your safari. But, you need to make sure you don’t take any photos of any people without their permission. Also, never take pictures of anyone/anything in the military, police force, armed forces, government, presidents or airports.

Animals

The animals in the bush and the ones that you may see on safari are wild and should not be approached! Animals may roam freely around so be observant and cautious when walking from place to place.

Tipping

Tipping is not included in meals unless there is a service charge included in the bill – then you don’t need to tip. Normal tipping is 10% of the bill for drinks and food. Tipping for guides and drivers are always appreciated and range from US$5 and US$10 per day.

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Itinéraire

Jour 1
Arusha, Tamzania

Your journey begins in Arusha, overnighting at the African Tulip. Situated at the foot Mount Meru, Arusha is a bustling city with a mix of markets, restaurants, colonial buildings and modern conveniences. Known as the Gateway to the Northern Safari Circuit, it is the perfect location to launch into your East African expedition.

Jour 2
Lake Manyara National Park, Tanzania

With the Lake on its east and the Manyara Escarpment to its west, the Lake Manyara National Park offers breath taking views and a wide variety of habitats. Spend the day exploring Acacia woodlands, water forests, baobab strewn cliffs, algae-streaked hot springs, swamps and the lake itself. An overnight at the eco-friendly Karatu Simba Lodge, situated next to the Ngorongoro Forest, provides easy access to the national park where one hopes to sight the famous tree climbing lions of Tanzania.

Jour 3 & 4
Serengeti National Park, Tanzania

Kisura Serengeti Camp welcomes you for the next two days, your base for adventure. The Serengeti ecosystem holds the largest mammal migration in the world, consequently also renowned for its prolific lion population. The high diversity of habitats boasts an abundance of species – a visual feast for safari aficionados. Such biodiversity also provides a haven for birds, with over 500 species inhabiting the various forests and woodlands. Kisura Serengeti Camp is a walk on the wild side with a gourmet twist – a tented campsite fringed with luxury.

Jour 5
Ngorongoro Crater, Tanzania

Ngorongoro Crater – a bucket list safari finale. Originally a volcano, this three-million-year-old caldera is one of the most densely populated wildlife areas on earth. The crater walls provide protection for a wide array of animals – from black rhino, giant tusked elephant, black-maned lion as well as flamingos. An estimated 25 000 large mammals are resident to the crater – a dream hunting ground for the healthy carnivore population. Fever and fig tree forests provide shade for wildlife, while towering euphorbia compliment the backdrop of the crater walls. A large soda lake and fresh water springs quench the thirst of the inhabitants, the life source for this bowl of plenty. Lemala Ngorongoro tented camp is located in an ancient acacia forest, close to the rim of the crater – easy access to this animal Eden.

Jour 6
Fin de circuit

Enjoy a final hearty breakfast in the bush before being transferred to the airport for your onward journey.

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