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Day 1
Arrive in
Tanzania where
you will be met at
the airport by us.
We will take
you to your
overnight lodging in
Arusha and get you
properly settled.
Depending on the
option you chose,
you will fly or
drive to the
Ndutu
wildlife area.
Ndutu is in
the southern part of
the Serengeti amidst
umbrella-thorn
acacia trees.
At this time
of the year Ndutu is
host to many
international
photographers and
film crews.
The prime
attraction is the
enormous wildebeest
herds in their
annual migration
through the country.
Day 2-4
Your base of
operation will be at
the
Savannah Tented
Camp.
This type of
camping may be new
to you.
You have a
verandah in front of
your tent with
comfortable chairs
and tables – a place
to relax, bring your
diary or bird list
up-to-date, or watch
the birds and
animals that
frequent the camp
area.
Your tent is
large and carefully
organized and has an
attached bathroom
with plumbed
washbasin, lavatory
and shower.
Hot water is
available throughout
the day.
Your butler
will provide you
with drinks and will
see that your
laundry is done and
returned to you
promptly.
He will wake
you in the mornings
with tea or coffee
and a
biscuit/cookie.
After your arrival
from Arusha you will
move into your tent
and then enjoy lunch
before an afternoon
game drive through
the wonders of the
Ndutu area.
On the
following days of
your Ndutu stay you
will leave the camp
at dawn to see the
wildlife activities.
As the mornings are
cool, many of the
animals who are most
active at night will
still be out and
about.
Cheetah and
lion will be
hunting, along with
the rarer African
wild cat, bat-eared
fox and honey
badger.
While Ndutu
has a variety of
wildlife, it has a
very large
population of
gazelles, making it
a prime hunting area
for cheetah.
There are
many types of birds
in the area as well.
The
wildebeest
spectacular will be
all around you and
as far into the
distance as your eye
(even with
binoculars) can see.
The migration
also includes large
groups of zebra
For some of these
early morning
adventures, your
camp chef will have
prepared your
breakfast; and at a
morning’s stop in
the bush, your guide
will serve it to
you.
On other
mornings you will
return to camp for
breakfast.
After lunch
and your mid-day
relaxation in camp,
with the herds of
wildebeest, gazelle
and zebra nearby,
you will venture
again in the
Ndutu
wilderness until
returning at sunset
to your camp.
There will be
a campfire where you
can meet to discuss
the activities of
the day and what is
planned for the next
day.
Close the day
with a wonderful
meal in a
spectacular setting.
The spacious
verandah in front of
your room is
furnished with
comfortable safari
chairs and tables -
the perfect retreat
for a relaxing
moment watching a
weaver bird building
its nest in a nearby
Acacia tree, a herd
of impala grazing
quietly only meters
away, or simply
relaxing and
listening to the
sounds of the
African bush.
Bathroom is complete
with a dressing
table with fully
plumbed washbasin,
lavatory and showers
– a new, and often
surprising,
interpretation of
‘camping’. Hot water
is available
throughout the day
and evening and,
like your laundry,
morning tea or in
fact your every need
will be arranged by
your Butler allowing for a
refreshing wash,
shower or maybe a
shave on the
verandah of your
tent.
Dinner & overnight
at
Serengeti
Savannah Camp
Day 5
Breakfast at
Serengeti Savannah
Camp. Today, you
will begin the drive
eastward to relocate
into the Loliondo
area of the
Serengeti ecosystem
taking a picnic
lunch with you.
Again, Nduara camp
moves seasonally
being located in the
northern Ololosokwan
area from June
through about
mid-December and in
the Piaya or Sanjan
area from
mid-December though
the end of May.
You’ll now have the
opportunity to view
different resident
wildlife in a
separate and
distinct Serengeti
ecosystem. Unlike
the Ndutu and
Seronera areas -
where walking
safaris and night
game drives are not
permitted - this
concession area
provides the
opportunity to add
some adventure to
your safari with
walking safaris,
night
game drives, and
cultural experiences
in the nearby Maasai
villages.
Dinner and overnight
at Nduara Camp.
Day 6
Loliondo Nduara Camp
Breakfast at Nduara
Camp. At Nduara
you’ll have the
opportunity to learn
about and observe
human wildlife
conflicts and to
study some of the
greatest challenges
facing the stability
of the
Serengeti
migratory herds. In
most other areas of
Africa,
major wildebeest
herds have died out
due to
ever-expanding human
populations which
demand water
resources as well as
land for agriculture
and domestic
livestock. Humans’
need for land at the
edges of the
Serengeti and
their need for water
resources threaten
to reduce both the
migration range and
access to water
resources. It is
land available for
grazing and access
to water that
determine the size
of the
Serengeti
wildebeest
population. The
herds
population varies
yearly depending on
rainfall and
availability of
grassland. When
there is not enough
food or water, the
weakest members of
the population
starve. In the
absence of severe
drought, most of the
culling will occur
late in the dry
season, just before
the “short rains”
begin. The community
investment in
tourism made by the
Maasai people living
on the edges of the
Serengeti park land
assists in freeing
up additional range
land for the
wildebeest herds and
other wildlife of
the Serengeti.
Dinner and overnight
at
Loliondo Nduara
Camp.
Day 7 Kia Lodge
Breakfast at Nduara
Camp. Morning game
drive as you travels
to a Serengeti bush
strip for your late
morning bush flight
to Arusha. Say good
bye to your guide at
the airstrip, as he
will be driving back
to Arusha. The pilot
will assist you in
getting checked in
and getting your
luggage boarded on
the plane.
Price per person on
request
With your booking,
we will provide a
quote of the price
for your safari,
which includes:
·
Full board
accommodation and
meals as specified
in the itinerary
·
All transfers
involved in the
entire trip
·
Transportation on 4
x 4 safari vehicles
throughout safari
·
Services of
professional safari
guide
·
All sightseeing and
game viewing as
shown in the
Itinerary
·
All Park Fees
·
Camping Fees
·
Government taxes and
hotel levies
The price of your
safari does not
include:
·
International
flights
·
Tanzania
entry visa
·
Gratuities for the
safari guide and
hotel or camp staff
·
Personal expenses
such as beverages
and laundry.
·
Telephones, e-mail
and fax
·
Personal and travel
insurance
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