After breakfast you will depart for Ngorongoro crater. The crater supports up to 25,000 large mammals. Grazers dominate: zebra, wildebeest – accounting for almost half the animals – gazelle, buffalo, eland, hartebeest and wart hog. Giraffe, for example, stay away because there is insufficient food at tree level; Topi because they compete directly with wildebeest. An odd feature of the crater elephants is that they are almost exclusively bulls. Breeding herds – comprising large numbers of females and young with a few attendant older males – are probably unable to find sufficient quality food in the crater. Ngorongoro has carnivores in quantity, drawn by the large herds of prey animals. It has the densest population of large predators, mainly lion – about 100 – and more than
400 spotted hyenas, living in eight clans of up to eighty individuals. Both lions and hyenas will scavenge from each other, depending on weight of numbers and of course, hunger. In the early evening drive to your lodge.

Depart for the Serengeti National Park, famous for the annual wildebeest migration, when some six million hooves pound the open plains, as more than 200,000 zebra and 300,000 Thomson’s gazelle join the wildebeest’s trek for fresh grazing lands. Even when the migration is quiet, the Serengeti offers arguably the most scintillating game-viewing in Africa:

Depart with picnic lunches for a full day game viewing in Serengeti. Serengeti National Park, known for its healthy population of resident wildlife, particularly the “big five”, named for the five most prized trophies taken by hunters: The Serengeti is believed to hold the largest population of lions in Africa due in part to the abundance of prey species. More than 3,000 lions live in this ecosystem. African Leopard, these reclusive predators are commonly seen in the Seronera region but are present throughout the national park with the population of around 1,000.

This expansive park is also home to the Great wildebeest migration as well as home to around 500 bird species have been recorded ranging from the outsized ostrich and bizarre secretary bird of the open grassland, to the black eagles that soar effortlessly above the Lobo Hills.

Depart with picnic lunch to discover the quiet safari trails of the Northern Serengeti on a guided game drive. You’ll explore the glorious landscapes of the Northern Serengeti.

Explore the Northern Serengeti and get to know one of the park’s most beautiful corners. Wildlife viewing is excellent all through the year, but that is especially the case whenever the migration passes through. This is also the area of the park that sees the fewest visitors, which means you can enjoy the river, grasslands, rocky scenery and the animals without interruption.

In Lobo, Bologonya and Mara regions in North Serengeti we can spot the Great Migration during summer (July to October), the herds move north and aggregate before crossing Mara River full of big crocodiles.

You’ll be heading down more safari trails in search of animals in Northern Serengeti National Park when we take you on a guided game drive. This is the best thing about many safaris, and you’ll hopefully see many animals.

Morning game drivein Northern Serengeti National Park and later transfer to Kogatende airstrip for the fight to Zanzibar.

Enjoy exploring Zanzibar Island further.
Both on and off the coast of the island you’ll find many exciting activities, tours, and experiences. Imagine taking in the scent of fresh herbs and spices as you tour the local spice markets, the feeling of pristine turquoise waters lapping up over your feet as you wade into the sea, or the enchanting sounds of the Zanzibar Red Colobus Monkey as you explore the Jozani forest.

There are many  activities and excursions you can engage in on the island, all of which we can organize on your behalf through our concierge service.

Visit to The Sea Turtle Conservation Pond at the Baraka Aquarium is one of our most highly recommended experiences. Just a short walk from the hotel you’ll find an NGO community based conservation project preserving the green turtle population of Zanzibar.

Kite Surfing:

For our more adventurous spirited guests you’ll have the opportunity to experience the rush of kite surfing, as you glide across the Indian Ocean.

Kite Surfing
Snorkeling in Zanzibar is regarded among the best in the world. Our sites will thrill you and give you an unforgettable experience. More than 350 different fish species are recorded here alone.

Snorkeling
Nungwi Dreams is located perfectly in a Divers paradise. Almost all of Zanzibar’s best dive sites lie in the north end of the island and at Mnemba Island. The deep water around Nungwi attracts some of the real giants of the Indian Ocean such as the beautiful Humpback, which you may encounter during it’s migration.

Diving
The marine reserve comprises four distinct habitats which are home to a diverse array of Indian Ocean wildlife: Green turtles; Humpback whales (July to September); three species of dolphin; Whale Sharks (the world’s largest fish); migratory and resident shorebirds feed and roost on the Island; approximately 600 species of coral reef fish.

Mnemba Island
The only National Park in Zanzibar and a thriving rainforest, come see the famous Red Colobus monkey and the Legendary Zanzibar Leopard, as well as 50 species of butterfly and 40 species of birds.

Jozani Forest
Embark on an experience of a lifetime by swimming with the Dolphins in their natural habitat. The seashore of the fishing village Kizimkazi is the home of several pods of humpback and bottlenose dolphins.

Wake up for a leisurely breakfast, relax at the hotel and depending on your international flight timings, our driver will pick you up at the hotel and transfer you to Zanzibar Airport for your international flight home