In the morning, after breakfast (around 7:30 AM), your safari guide will arrive at the hotel. After meeting your guide, you will head to Tarangire National Park, and by 10:00 AM, your first safari will begin! In this park, you'll have the opportunity to see a variety of wild Tanzanian animals, such as lions, buffaloes, giraffes, zebras, and more. However, it is most famous for its remarkable population of elephants, who tend to stay near their drinking source, the Tarangire River. Please note that this is the wild, natural environment, so your guide cannot guarantee the presence of specific animals. However, you can rest assured that he will do his best to find everything you're hoping to see! Using the radio channel, the  guides communicate with each other and collaborate in searching for rare species. At lunchtime, you’ll be provided with a meal, after which the safari will continue. In the evening, you’ll be transferred to your hotel near Ngorongoro Crater - a unique destination that you’ll visit the next morning! Additional notes: This is your first day on safari, so we kindly ask that you pay special attention to the national park visitor rules and our company’s recommendations:

• It is strictly prohibited to exit the vehicle during the safari, except in designated areas. Violating this rule may result in significant fines for the company, including the revocation of its license.
• Off-road driving is also prohibited as it can cause irreparable damage to the delicate balance of the park's ecosystem.
• Smoking is allowed during the safari, but please be extremely careful when extinguishing and disposing of cigarette butts, as they are a frequent cause of fires in the savanna.
• We kindly ask that you do not put your feet on the seats or sit on the backs of the safari vehicle’s seats, as such behavior quickly damages the vehicle.

Thank you in advance for your understanding!

Today you will go to the most famous safari park in the world - Serengeti. This is one of the largest parks in Tanzania and has a large population of wildlife. Here, you are sure to see: lions, antelopes, elephants, giraffes, buffaloes and zebras. There is a good chance of spotting cheetahs, serval cats and other rare animals of the African savannah. The Serengeti is a designated UNESCO World Heritage Site, chosen because of its important ecosystem, the dense population of animals and the annual Great Migration. Serengeti was the inspiration for Disney’s “Lion King” feature film, but life here is not a cartoon - it is pure, wild and beautiful. The day will take place in the central Serengeti, in a remarkably beautiful area called Seronera.

Your adventure continues in the central part of the Serengeti. Seronera is a huge space, brimming with life. It is impossible to view it all in one day; today, your guide will show you new places and interesting animals, so that you can get a full perspective of Serengeti’s Seronera. It is in the Serengeti that the rarest African animals live: rhinos, leopards, serval cats and caracals. This second day increases your chances of seeing these rare animals in the wild.

This is your final day in central Serengeti. Every day in the savannah provides something new and exciting, you will not have a repeat of previous days, but will experience something genuinely new: yesterday’s lazy lions might be on the prowl today, elephants that walked away will be curious today. A cheetah may even climb atop the safari car, for a chance to see you! It is also an excellent chance to see the famous Kopjes - these remnants of volcanic rock from ancient eruptions are a picturesque part of the Seronera landscape. Animals love to rest in their shade, providing ideal photographs of your time in Central Serengeti. You’ll also see the Simba Rock - Remember the opening scene of “The Lion King” where Mufasa lifts up baby Simba to see all the savannah? Well, you can see it in real life! In Seronera, visit the inspiration for The Lion King, and see the exact rock that was copied for the cartoon.