Tanzania Safaris

LAKE MANYARA OR NGORONGORO CRATER 

Lake Manyara National Park covers some 330 sq. km. of which about 230 sq. km. is the lake. Along its western boundaries is the Rift Valley’s western wall. The park is famous for its bird life – almost 400 different species, large elephant population and the tree climbing lions. There is also a large variety of tree species in the park.

Ngorongoro Crater – a photographer’s paradise. The largest intact crater in the world covering some 265 sq. km. from the rim to the crater floor is a drop of 600 metres. An abundance of wild game including elephants, rhino, cheetahs, lions, leopards, hyenas, cats, jackals, bushbucks, eland, waterbuck, wildebeest, antelope and a large variety of birds. A sight you will always remember.

Included in the Cost:

• Ground transportation with driver/guide

• National Park entry fees

• All meals whilst on safari

• Camping fees

• Camping Equipment

• Cook

• Government Tax

Remember to bring along:

• Sleeping bag

• Sun hat

• T shirts

• Shorts

• Socks

• Sweater

• Raincoat

• Walking shoes

• Long cotton trousers

• Water bottle

• Torch and batteries

• Small pocket knife

• Personal medication

Itineraries are subject to change without prior notice.