Tanzania 7 Days Mara Crossing Northern Serengeti Migration Luxury Royal Safari tour

You'll depart from the Usa River after breakfast for a roughly two-hour journey to Tarangire National Park. Along the way, your eyes will be opened to all the colors and personalities of Tanzania: perhaps the Maasai herders are leading their goats to new pastures. You'll get to know your driving guide, marveling at his in-depth knowledge as he easily answers all of your questions. Once you've entered Tarangire, you'll begin your game across the rich landscape of the endless golden steppe that surrounds the Tarangire River. Tarangire is huge. When you stand at the park's gate and look south, it stretches out as far as your eye can see. Known as the "Elephant Playground," this breathtaking park is home to the largest population of these mighty mammals. But Tarangire is also home to buffalo, lions, wildebeest, zebras and gazelles, and the park rivals the Serengeti in animal density. What can you see today? Maybe a lone male lion lying under a tree, maybe a trio of male jaguars enjoying a lazy bonding moment in the sun. Perhaps a graceful antelope or a Grant's zebra moving out of the way or a few giraffes happily gnawing on the finest branches of acacia. For tarangire specialties, look out for kudu and oryx. Here, as in other parks, it is better not to overlook the small animals. It is easy to be mesmerized by the power and majesty of an elephant or the elegance of a giraffe. Ask your instructor to find you an agama lizard, especially a male that changes color in front of you depending on the temperature! Or the hyrax, known as the pimbi, an insignificant creature about 30cm long… surprisingly related to elephants! Few trees will pass you without something of interest to the birds that catch your eye. A memorable colored light can be a lilac breasted roller or a beautiful starling. Ostriches are abundant and it's hard not to laugh at the sight of the intelligent, studious named secretary bird as it clumsily roams the grasslands. The park is also famous for its noble baobab trees, rolling steppe and acacia forest. It can get dusty - wear a mouth mask - but that's a minor inconvenience to see wildlife in such abundance. After a long outing and picnic, you'll leave the park for the cooler parts of the Ngorongoro highlands. Accommodation: Tloma Lodge Meal Package: Breakfast will be provided by Ngare Sero Mountain Lodge. Lunch will be a nutritious and balanced meal, also provided by the hotel when you go on safari. Your dinner will be a fully cooked dinner created by the chef and his team at Tloma Lodge

After breakfast, your journey from Central Serengeti to North Serengeti will take around 5 hours, with plenty of changing landscapes and wildlife highlights to see along the way. The northern Serengeti is a region of open forest, stretching from the Seronera River in the south to the Mara River in the north, marking the border with neighboring Kenya. While here, you can get acquainted with a whole new range of exotic names: Bolongonja, Kogatende, Lamai and of course, the legendary Mara River. Now you are following in the footsteps of the Great Migration, large herds of thousands of wildebeest and zebras preparing to cross the Mara into Kenya and back. It is an integral part of the annual ritual. Daily crossings cannot be guaranteed, but your driving guide knows the places most likely to witness it, one of nature's awe-inspiring sights. Patience is required! And if you're not lucky enough to attend a border crossing, there's always tomorrow; and in the northern Serengeti, today there is much more to see. At the end of the game, you will be taken to your chosen accommodation to relax and enjoy dinner.

While you are sleeping or having breakfast, you can be sure that your driving guide has checked out what is happening in the wonderful world of wildlife. Rest assured, he will find you a star! Before leaving the northern Serengeti, you have a chance this morning to enjoy another driving game in this wonderful place. This gives you more time to admire the migratory herds and the dangers and challenges they face every year in the battle for survival. In the early afternoon, you will depart for your next destination, central Serengeti, a journey of about 155 km with an estimated time of about 5 hours. There will be plenty to see along the way, and upon arrival you will arrive at the Soul of Silence, where you were on the third day. The camp team will be waiting to welcome you back. Archive: The Sound of Silence Meal Package: Breakfast is served at Mara Under Canvas, who will also prepare lunch for you to enjoy during the game drive. Your dinner will be a full, cooked meal created by the Soul of Silence team