4-Day Great Migration-calving Season Serengeti Explorer

Upon arrival at Kilimanjaro Airport, you will be warmly welcomed by one of our experienced driver guides. After a brief introduction, he will escort you to your reserved hotel in Arusha town. He will give you a warm introduction to this wonderful city and country.

Following breakfast, our experienced guide will collect you for a scenic drive to Serengeti Ndutu, nestled between the Serengeti and Ngorongoro regions.

Ndutu emerges as a wildlife haven, particularly flourishing during the verdant months spanning from December to March. Situated in the southern expanse of the Serengeti plains, Ndutu boasts prime conditions for witnessing nature's spectacle, notably marked by the birth of approximately 8,000 wildebeest calves each day. Enveloped by an enchanting acacia tree forest, this area serves as a sanctuary for a diverse array of wildlife. Notably, it stands as a premier destination for observing six species of majestic felines, including the elusive leopard, regal lion, swift cheetah, graceful caracal, African wildcat, and elusive serval.

You will indulge in a sumptuous breakfast before embarking on an enchanting journey to further unravel the wonders of Ndutu, in pursuit of witnessing the magnificent great migration spectacle. Following a delightful picnic lunch, you'll be immersed in the boundless beauty of the landscape, as you continue your exploration through afternoon game drives. As dusk gently descends, your adventure culminates with a tranquil arrival at Ngorongoro safari lodge, promising a night of rejuvenating rest amidst the embrace of nature's serenity.

After breakfast, you will drive to the Ngorongoro Conservation Area where you will enjoy game viewing and visit the famous Ngorongoro Crater. This is the best place to see the black rhino (if you're lucky). Later in the afternoon, you will drive back to Arusha for your flights.

The crater is the world's largest caldera which was formed after an explosion that occurred approximately 2 to 3 million years ago. The crater floor is 1,800 meters (5,900 feet) above sea level, and the area has around 30,000 animals and a great variety of birds.