Arrive at Kilimanjaro International Airport (JRO) at your convenience. Our team will greet you warmly and transfer you to a cozy Lodge in Arusha. In the evening, join us for a safari briefing and equipment check, ensuring you’re fully prepared for your Tanzanian adventure.

Experience the captivating culture of Longido with a visit to its cultural tourism program. Engage with the Maasai people, learn about their unique way of life, and immerse yourself in their traditions. Return to Arusha for an overnight stay at a Lodge with half board amenities, reflecting on the vibrant tapestry of Longido’s culture.

Embark on a thrilling adventure to Tarangire National Park after breakfast, equipped with a packed lunch. Spanning 3000 sq km, this park is renowned for its majestic elephants and iconic baobab trees. The Tarangire River sustains a diverse range of wildlife, attracting over 2000 elephants and 500 bird species. Best visited during the dry season (June – November), when wildlife concentrations rival those of the Serengeti. Explore its diverse habitats and uncover the wonders of Tarangire. Enjoy dinner and overnight stay at Kigongoni Campsite (full board).

Embark on a journey to Karatu to delve into the rich heritage of the Sandemu Iraqi cultural center. The Iraqi, also known as Wambulu, trace their roots back to the Nile River, with a unique Nilotic language. Spend the night at Marera Campsite with full board arrangements, fully immersing yourself in the cultural treasures of Karatu.

Set out after breakfast for the iconic Serengeti National Park, where around three million large animals roam, including those partaking in the renowned seasonal migration—an awe-inspiring spectacle of nature. Spanning 14,763 sq km, the name “Serengeti” translates to “endless plains” in Maasai. En route, enjoy a thrilling game drive. Spend the night at Seronera Campsite, relishing the essence of the wild and Cultural Tourism Programs with full board arrangements.