Combining Tanzania and Kenya Safari offers a diverse and enriching experience due to the unique wildlife, landscapes, and cultures found in both countries.

After the Airport pickup by our Professional Tour Guide, you will be driven to Arusha Town, the drive may take between 45 min to 90 min depending on the road traffic and the landing airport for an overnight stay at Arusha Coffee Lodge or Similar Accommodation. 

Arusha Town is located near Mount Meru's base in Tanzania which harmonizes urban vitality with stunning natural landscapes. It acts as a gateway to Tanzania's renowned national parks like Serengeti and Kilimanjaro, blending a lively city atmosphere with a rich cultural diversity.

Following breakfast you will have a safari briefing, then drive to the crater rim from where you will take on the steep and adventurous trail into the crater. Here, within a few square kilometres, you can find all the animals that live in the East African savannah. You will see a diversity of wildlife ranging from the “Big Five” – lion, elephant, buffalo, rhino and leopard – to wildebeests, Grant’s and Thomson’s gazelles and mountain reedbucks in the forests on the slopes.

The crater is also one of the best places to see the magnificent but almost extinct black rhino. You will spend the morning on a game drive followed by a picnic lunch. During the early afternoon, you will leave the crater and travel to the Serengeti.

The Serengeti National Park is the most famous park in Tanzania and it is here where the biggest animal migration in the world takes place. Herds of wildebeests and zebras cross the border between Tanzania and Kenya in search of fresh grass and water and predators are never far behind.

Tonight you will stay at the Kati Kati Tented Camp in the central Serengeti or Similar Accommodation.

As you say good by to Serengeti National Park, You will have a game drive on your way out. There will be more time to spot animals you may not have seen already, perhaps the rare African wild dog, and thus on this day you might be able to tick off all the members of the big five group. After leaving the park, the journey continues to Lake Victoria, the largest lake in Africa and the second largest in the world. The area around Lake Victoria is the most fertile and densely inhabited region of Tanzania. Here at the ocean-like lake, you will see another side of Tanzania – away from the masses you will experience how the local people live. You can take a walk along the lake shore and watch fishermen at work – an experience unavailable on the usual tourist routes. You will overnight at the Wag Hill Lodge or similar accommodation.

Staying at Mara West Camp You can look forward to a day dedicated to safari and game viewing. On extensive game drives in your 4x4 safari vehicle you will explore the Mara Triangle, located in the north-western part of the Masai Mara. Far stretching grassland plains, dotted by acacia forests, dominate the landscape. You will take a trip to the Mara River, the greatest hurdle for the wildebeests and zebras on their yearly trek. At the end of October and the beginning of November, an incredible scene is set when the river swells to almost bursting levels and tens of thousands of animals prepare to cross it, knowing that possible death awaits them – as crocodiles are hiding just below the water’s surface. It can be a gruesome sighting. At other times of the year, hippos, hungry crocodiles and other animals can also be seen near the river. In the late afternoon, as the shadows start to grow longer, you return to your accommodation and spend another night at the Mara West Camp or similar accommodation. 

After breakfast you will leave the bush for Nairobi, Kenya's bustling and often chaotic capital. You will arrive in the late afternoon and depending on the rest of your travel plans, you will be taken to your hotel in the city centre or directly to the airport.