Splendid Tanzania Safari

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Your Journey Day by Day

• 01

  Arrival and safari starts to Tarangire Park

  Your journey begins beneath the great blue silhouette of Kilimanjaro, where the crisp morning air carries the scent of coffee and dust. After a smooth airport pickup and a warm welcome briefing, you head straight into Tarangire National Park, where baobab trees stand like ancient sentinels over herds of elephants kicking up red earth. A short game drive delivers your first taste of the bush: zebras grazing in the tall grass, a lone giraffe watching from the acacias, and perhaps a lion dozing in the afternoon heat. You enjoy lunch inside the park, the sounds of birds and distant bellows filling the pause between bites. As the sun softens to amber, you retreat from the park for a quiet rest and refresh before transferring to Eileen's Tree Inn, a lodge tucked among the trees where the night hums with cicadas. Dinner is served under a thatched roof, and you settle in with the knowledge that tomorrow Lake Manyara awaits, its shores shimmering with flamingos and the promise of tree-climbing lions. The day ends with the faint rumble of a distant herd, a reminder that the wild is never far away.

  Airport pickupWelcome briefingShort game drivelunch inside Tarangire ParkRest & refreshHotel transfer

  Eileen's Tree Inn

  Half Board (B, D)
• 02

  Lake Manyara Visit and Departure

  The morning light spills across Lake Manyara’s alkaline shores as you take your final game drive, scanning the acacia woodlands for the park’s famous tree climbing lions. A troop of baboons noisily forages near the lake edge, while thousands of flamingos paint the shallows pink. After checkout, you pause at a local souvenir shop in Mto wa Mbu, where artisans carve ebony and weave colorful Maasai shukas. With a packed lunch in hand, the transfer to Arusha begins, the Great Rift Valley escarpment fading in the rearview mirror. The journey to the airport is a quiet reflection of the past two days, the dust of Tarangire still clinging to your boots. As you board your afternoon flight, you already sense the next chapter a departure from the savanna’s open plains toward the dense forests and volcanic peaks that await on another day.

  Last game driveCheckoutSouvenir shoppingAirport transfer

  Lunch Pack

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Splendid Tanzania Safari

+4 photos

Your Journey Day by Day

• 01

  Arrival and safari starts to Tarangire Park

  Your journey begins beneath the great blue silhouette of Kilimanjaro, where the crisp morning air carries the scent of coffee and dust. After a smooth airport pickup and a warm welcome briefing, you head straight into Tarangire National Park, where baobab trees stand like ancient sentinels over herds of elephants kicking up red earth. A short game drive delivers your first taste of the bush: zebras grazing in the tall grass, a lone giraffe watching from the acacias, and perhaps a lion dozing in the afternoon heat. You enjoy lunch inside the park, the sounds of birds and distant bellows filling the pause between bites. As the sun softens to amber, you retreat from the park for a quiet rest and refresh before transferring to Eileen's Tree Inn, a lodge tucked among the trees where the night hums with cicadas. Dinner is served under a thatched roof, and you settle in with the knowledge that tomorrow Lake Manyara awaits, its shores shimmering with flamingos and the promise of tree-climbing lions. The day ends with the faint rumble of a distant herd, a reminder that the wild is never far away.

  Airport pickupWelcome briefingShort game drivelunch inside Tarangire ParkRest & refreshHotel transfer

  Eileen's Tree Inn

  Half Board (B, D)
• 02

  Lake Manyara Visit and Departure

  The morning light spills across Lake Manyara’s alkaline shores as you take your final game drive, scanning the acacia woodlands for the park’s famous tree climbing lions. A troop of baboons noisily forages near the lake edge, while thousands of flamingos paint the shallows pink. After checkout, you pause at a local souvenir shop in Mto wa Mbu, where artisans carve ebony and weave colorful Maasai shukas. With a packed lunch in hand, the transfer to Arusha begins, the Great Rift Valley escarpment fading in the rearview mirror. The journey to the airport is a quiet reflection of the past two days, the dust of Tarangire still clinging to your boots. As you board your afternoon flight, you already sense the next chapter a departure from the savanna’s open plains toward the dense forests and volcanic peaks that await on another day.

  Last game driveCheckoutSouvenir shoppingAirport transfer

  Lunch Pack

What Travelers Say