At 07:00 breakfast at the lodge , transfer to the country club where you will meet again with your guide for the continuation of the journey to the Great Rift Valley and Lake Nakuru National Park. Along the way you will see Thompson Falls and you will have a unique opportunity to take pictures right at the intersection of the equator. You will arrive at LAKE NAKURU LODGE for dinner. After lunch, a short rest and at 16:00 you will depart for a safari around the lake, where you will witness a unique African sunset. Lake Nakuru is famous all over the world for its huge population of pink flamingos and since 1980 is was settled by white and black rhinos. Lions, leopards, hippos, giraffes and antelope also feel at home around this famous lake. Dinner at the lodge, where you can discuss all the adventures of the day.

Early breakfast, farewell to the lodge and you are back in your van on safari. Leaving Lake Nakuru National Park, you will feel as if you were in another country: before you is all the splendor of the mountain landscapes of Longonot and Suswa. Now you go to the National Park Masai Mara, where you arrive for dinner. After lunch, rest and departure on safari at 16:00, be sure to check your cameras: in this park, you will want to make an infinite number of photos.
Dinner and accommodation for the night at MARA SOPA LODGE.

You will have a relatively quiet day. You do not leave the Masai Mara Park. Optionally, you can go on a safari, with a picnic in the woods. In the Masai Mara, because of the unique climate conditions, you can see a huge variety of fauna. In this corner of the earth the climate is humid and the soil is extremely fertile. Moreover, two rivers, Mara and Talekh, flow through this territory and even in the dry season they do not dry up.
The course of the river is covered with dense forest, which gradually changes into African bush, and then into savanah. All year round the animals in the Masai Mara Park, a continuation of the Serengeti National Park in Tanzania, have access to food and water. This is the reason for such a large number of wild animals in the Masai Mara National Park. From July to November, there is a phenomenon known as the "Great Migration", where huge herds of antelope and zebras move from one place to another, from Tanzania to Kenya. They are usually accompanied by predators such as lions, leopards, hyenas and jackals. There are also huge herds of buffalos, reaching up to 200 heads, as well as elephants and giraffes moving at a high speed from the Serengeti to the Mara to get closer to the water.

• Additionally, these days, you can order a balloon safari, after which you will celebrate with a breakfast and a glass of champagne.

Full board and safaris at MARA SOPA LODGE.

Early breakfast and you leave the famous Masai Mara Park and move toward the border with Tanzania. Upon arrival, you will part with your guide who has now almost become family, and you will now be taken through the border of Tanzania, where you will be greeted by a Tanzanian tour guide. He will help you pass the border formalities and lead you to a 4x4 Land-rover. The journey continues. You drive toward Lake Victoria. Along the way, you will stop for a picnic lunch and in the afternoon you arrive at the SPEKE BAY HOTEL, where you will have dinner and spend the rest of the day.

After breakfast you will drive to the Serengeti National Park. You will then have a safari, following the road that takes you to SERENGETI IKOMA CAMP, where you arrive for dinner. Translated from the ancient local dialect Serengeti means “endless plains right up to heaven." And it is true: the Serengeti is the most popular and the most fascinating of the beautiful parks located in East Africa. This park covers an area of 14765 square kilometers, and it never stops the movement of cloven-hoofed, large herds that are moving from one place to another in search of new pastures.
Usually after the November heavy rains the herds of the wildebeest migration arrive on the short-grass plains of the Serengeti. Dispersed across these plains, wildebeest and zebra are everywhere – feeding on the fresh, nutritious grasses. They stay here through January, February and March, with most wildebeest calves born in a short window around February. Gradually they spread west across these plains, then around April they start their great migration north. Some of the migration then head due north of Seronera, but most are usually further west. Around June the wildebeest migration is often halted on the south side of the Grumeti River, which has some channels which block or slow their migration north. The wildebeest then congregate there, in the Western Corridor, often building up to a high density before crossing the river.
The wildebeest migration continues moving northwards during July and August, often spreading out across a broad front: some heading through Grumeti Reserve and Ikorongo, others north through the heart of the Serengeti National Park.
September sees the herds spread out across the northern Serengeti. By October the wildebeest herds are migrating again with more accord: all are heading south, through western Loliondo and the Serengeti National Park's Lobo area, returning to the green shoots which follow the rains on the short-grass plains of the southern Serengeti in November. Depart for evening safari and dinner at the lodge.

Early breakfast, meeting with your guide and departure for a full-day safari in search of the African Big Five (buffalo, elephant, rhino, lion and leopard). Be sure to prepare your camera! Picnic lunch stop in the middle of the wilderness. Return to the lodge in the afternoon.
SERENGETI IKOMA CAMP

After a delicious and hearty breakfast depart to Ngorongoro nature reserve. On the way, stop at Olduvai Gorge and arrival at NGORONGORO SOPA LODGE for dinner. Now you can relax and admire the extraordinary scenic beauty surrounding the hotel. And in the evening, with a delicious dinner and far from civilization, you can remember the brightest events of the day.

Breakfast and you are ready for a new adventure. Today is no ordinary safari: you will go down in the Ngorongoro Crater. This journey takes about 6 hours and you will have a picnic lunch on the way. Ngorongoro can be considered a wonder of the world. The beauty of this district defies verbal description and can only be compared to the Garden of Paradise. The steep slopes of the crater are covered by a dense forest and the crater looks like a huge amphitheatre of about 260 sq. km. This unique ecological system includes grasslands, swamps, lakes, rivers, forests, lush forests and sand dunes. These expanses are home to a large population of wild animals, including elephants, buffalos, lions, hippos, various antelopes, leopards, black rhinos, monkeys and jackals.
Return to the hotel in the afternoon, rest and dinner.
NGORONGORO SOPA LODGE

After breakfast you will leave the famous volcano crater Ngorongoro. This ends a fascinating trip, full of the adventures of this safari program. Once again you ride on the Landrover that takes you to Arusha. Here you will enjoy a farewell dinner with your guide at Arusha Coffee Lodge, then transfer to the airport for the flight to the island of Zanzibar.

On the island of Zanzibar, we offer a variety of good quality hotels on the ocean shore.