3-Day Oribi: Tarangire, Lake Eyasi and Ngorongoro Crater
This program is a recent addition to our tour list, but it’s just as exciting and fascinating as the rest. Your first stop is Tarangire National Park, well-known for elephants and baobab trees. Next, you'll spend a whole day getting to know some of Tanzania’s local tribes. We’re talking about the Hadzabe and Datoga people, who still live in the wild - hunting, gathering, and maintaining a traditional lifestyle, untouched by modern-day comforts and global trends. After this cultural experience, you'll head to the famous Ngorongoro Crater, a UNESCO World Heritage Site known for its one-of-a-kind ecosystem that has existed for centuries.
Why you'll love this trip
Safari in National Parks: Tarangire, Lake Eyasi and Ngorongoro Crater
Certified and experienced English-speaking safari guide
Built as a 3-day safari starting from $1,209.
Itinerary
Inclusions and activities
Destinations
Tarangire, Lake Eyasi and Ngorongoro Crater
Meals
Hotels and lodges described on the program Meals described on the program Bottled water, soft drinks, hot coffee and tea while in the jeep on safari
Transport
All transfers described on the program Comfortable Land Cruiser 4x4s with pop-up roof, fridge, Wi-Fi, and power outlets
Accommodation
Ngare Sero Mountain Lodge, TWC Tloma Lodge
Included activities
- Certified and experienced English-speaking safari guide
- National park fees for the entire tour (park entry fees and concession fees)
- Free Wi-Fi. Signal will be available in only 60-75% of the travelled territories due to lack of cell coverage in the wilderness areas
- 24/7 phone support service
- Air Ambulance Service by AMREF Flying Doctors
- Binoculars (1 pc per SUV)
- Medical kit
Optional extras / Not Included
- Air tickets;
- Visa fee;
- Travel insurance;
- Tips to your safari guide ($30-50 per day per car).
- By default our tours include shared accommodation in twin/double rooms, unless requested and agreed otherwise. Single supplement is available upon request. Please refer to the program to see your accommodation arrangements
- Moshi and Arusha-based accommodations usually include breakfast only, unless requested and agreed otherwise. Please refer to the program to see your meal plans on each night
- Most safari lodges usually do not include tea, coffee, soft and alcoholic drinks not to have you overpay for beverages you don't need. You will be able to order and pay for drinks at the hotels' restaurants
- Tented lodges are the most common type of accommodation in savannah. Many of them work on solar energy. This sometimes means bucket showers, limited wi-fi and no hair dryers, all in an effort to reduce environmental impact. We encourage you to do some basic research on the accommodations in your program to ensure the safari matches your travel style
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