• Morning:

• Meet your safari guide at 07:30am after breakfast and head to the Serengeti, this can be a long drive (around 6-7 hours from Arusha.

• You’ll make a brief stop at the crater viewpoint past the Ngorongoro gate. Here, you can take a quick 10-minute break to marvel at the Ngorongoro Crater from above before you continue your journey to Serengeti.

• Afternoon:

• You’ll take a break for a hot lunch at the Serengeti Naabi Hill gate, and then proceed to check in at the park for an afternoon game drive.

• Afternoon game drive begins. Drive through the vast Serengeti plains to spot animals like lions, elephants, cheetahs, giraffes, and a variety of birds. The Serengeti is known for the Great Migration, so if you're traveling during the right season (June to October), you may be lucky enough to witness this spectacle.

• Evening:

• As the sun sets, you’ll make your way to seronera public campsite inside Serengeti for dinner and your overnight stay.

• Enjoy an evening around the camp, with a chance to listen to the sounds of the African wilderness

• Morning:

• Wake up early for a sunrise game drive to catch the animals at their most active.

• Enjoy a packed breakfast during the drive.

• Midday:

• Continue exploring Serengeti’s vast ecosystem. Visit different areas of the park, such as the Seronera River Valley, famous for its lion prides, or the Grumeti River, where you might see crocodiles and wildebeest crossings.

• Stop for a picnic lunch in a scenic area within the park.

• Afternoon:

• Head out for a second game drive. Look for the Big Five (lions, elephants, buffaloes, leopards, and rhinos), cheetahs, zebras, wildebeests, and more.

• Evening:

• Return to your campsite for dinner

• Morning:

• Depart early in the morning for Ngorongoro Crater (about a 3-4 hour drive).

• On the way, you’ll pass through the Olduvai Gorge, a famous archaeological site where early human fossils were discovered. If time allows, you can stop for a short visit to the museum.

• Midday:

• Arrive at the Ngorongoro Crater and descend into the crater floor for a thrilling game drive. This UNESCO World Heritage Site is home to a diverse range of wildlife and is often referred to as the “Garden of Eden.” Look for elephants, black rhinos, lions, flamingos, and other animals.

• Afternoon:

• Enjoy a picnic lunch at one of the designated areas inside the crater.

• Continue exploring the crater floor. Take in the stunning scenery, with its lush vegetation and rich wildlife. The Ngorongoro Crater offers an unparalleled wildlife experience due to the concentration of animals.

• Evening:

• Depart to Arusha for about 3–4 hours