Tanzania Wildlife & Walking Safari – 14 Days
Description
Explore Tanzania on Foot and by Vehicle
Experience a unique and thrilling way to discover Tanzania’s wild beauty. This 14-day itinerary blends classic game drives with the excitement of walking safaris and a touch of cultural immersion. Connect with nature on a deeper level, tracking wildlife on foot, observing details often missed from a vehicle, and experiencing the thrill of encountering animals in their natural environment.
Day by Day Itinerary for
Tanzania Wildlife & Walking Safari – 14 Days
Days 1-2: Arusha & Arrival
Welcome to Tanzania! Upon arrival in Arusha, settle into your comfortable lodge and prepare for the adventure ahead.
Days 3-5: Tarangire National Park
Venture into Tarangire, renowned for its elephants and baobabs. Combine classic game drives with guided walking safaris, getting up close to giraffes, zebras, and a variety of birdlife.
Days 6-8: Serengeti National Park
Journey to the iconic Serengeti! Experience the vast savanna via game drives, witnessing the abundance of wildlife and potential Big Five encounters. Enjoy a thrilling night under the stars at a semi-permanent tented camp.
Day 9: Lake Eyasi
Travel to the remote Lake Eyasi, homeland of the Hadzabe tribe. Engage in a cultural exchange, learning about their traditional hunter-gatherer lifestyle, and potentially joining a morning hunt with them.
Days 10-11: Empakaai Crater & Walking Safari
Hike to the rim of the Empakaai Crater in the Ngorongoro Highlands, enjoying its picturesque landscapes and resident wildlife. Descend into the crater for a thrilling walking safari amidst its lush environment.
Days 12-13: Ngorongoro Crater & Maasai Experience
Descend into the Ngorongoro Crater, a wildlife haven within a volcanic caldera. Afterward, spend time within a traditional Maasai community, gaining insights into their unique culture and connection to the land.
Day 14: Departure
After a final Tanzanian breakfast, embark on a scenic transfer back to Arusha for your onward flight. Depart with a profound appreciation for Tanzania's wilderness and its people.