4 days cultural Wildlife

“Venture into Tanzania's Rich Diversity”

Experience a blend of wildlife and culture as you start your tour in Mto
wa Mbu village, meeting indigenous people from over 120 tribes. Interact
with locals in their farms, schools, markets, and homes before heading
to Lake Manyara for a thrilling wildlife adventure, where diverse bird
species and animals showcase the park’s unique charm

After arrival and clear custom at Kilimanjaro airport, meet with our smiling driver at the exit door with your name on our sign board. The driver will welcome you and assist to load your bags in the vehicle thereafter drives you to your accommodation in Arusha city while briefing you about our city and the tour in general.

In the accommodation the driver will help you with check-inn process then confirm the next day schedule. (Depend on arrive time, salesperson will meet you for safari briefing but if not, briefing will be scheduled next morning before starting our Safari)

Accommodation: Overnight stay at Hotel on Bed and Breakfast Basis

After breakfast, you’ll be picked up and driven to Mto wa Mbu village
for an immersive cultural tour. Explore the traditions of over 120
Tanzanian tribes with a local guide, visiting rice and banana farms,
local schools, homes, and markets. Enjoy a hearty lunch prepared by a
local woman before heading to your next destination.

Next, embark on an exhilarating game drive at Lake Manyara National
Park. Greeted by playful monkeys, you’ll encounter a variety of wildlife
including giraffes, zebras, elephants, and the elusive Kik’s dik-dik.
Look for leopards in the forests, tree-climbing lions, and large herds
of baboons.

Accommodation: After a memorable day, return to your lodge in Karatu for dinner and overnight stay.

In the morning, depart with breakfast and lunch boxes for a one-hour
drive to Lake Eyasi for a unique cultural experience with the Hadzabe
and Datoga tribes. At Lake Eyasi, immerse yourself in the traditional
lifestyle of the Hadzabe, known for their hunting skills and honey
gathering. Witness their morning hunting demonstrations and the
traditional fire-starting technique using wood and sticks. Following the Hadzabe excursion, visit the Datoga tribe, renowned for their blacksmithing and pastoralist practices. Similar to the Maasai, the Datoga rely on livestock and milk, moving with their cattle and

farming crops like maize and beans. Observe their blacksmiths crafting
tools and weapons from local materials, often traded with the Hadzabe.

Accommodation: After these enriching experiences, return to your
accommodation in Karatu for a relaxing evening and overnight stay

After breakfast, depart toward the descending gate of Ngorongoro crater. Ranked as one of the most spectacular wildlife destinations on Earth, this long-extinct volcano is the world’s largest intact caldera. Sheltering within its steep-sided walls are diverse habitats, including permanent wetlands, which support astonishing numbers of animals.

Ngorongoro has long protected a thriving population of big game species: great-tusked elephants, robust black rhinos and famous black-maned lions. This is one of the few places in Africa where the Big 5 can be seen in a single game drive, and there is much more to observe. Herds of gazelle, wildebeest and zebra are resident here while smaller predators like jacals and serval cats are often seen along with lions and their eternal enemies, spotted hyena.

After ascending from crater floor, we drive to Kilimanjaro International Airport for drop off and check-in to your departure flight