Jungle’s Signature Safari
The Jungle’s Signature Safari is a special and engaging safari that is specially designed by us so that you can have that perfect experience of an African safari. This safari allows you to satisfy all your adventure and excitement needs by exploring the rich and magnificent culture of Tanzania.
Itinerary
08Days
07Night
from
$3,500
per adult
Serengeti | Ngorongoro | Manyara | Tarangire
DAY 1
Upon your arrival at Kilimanjaro International Airport, please expect to find one of our experienced staff members waiting to transfer you and your party to a Hotel for the night. Rest well and refresh for the adventure ahead!
Four Points Arusha Hotel
DAY 2
After breakfast you will be transferred to Arusha Airport for your flight to Seronera. Upon your arrival, you will be met with one of our experienced local guides who will chauffer you to the safari lodge for lunch and refreshments. The afternoon will be packed with a game drive across the great plains of Serengeti National Park. You will return to the safari lodge for dinner and your overnight stay.
Serengeti Serena Lodge
DAY 3
Serengeti is a great Savannah plain that hosts some of the biggest cats and the seasonal Great Migration. A morning and afternoon game drive will allow the best chance to spot some of these magnificent sites!
Please check our Add – on options if you’re interested in the Balloon Safari over Serengeti.
Serengeti Serena Lodge
DAY 4
Get your fill of the great Serengeti today – explore areas filled with acacia trees and wild animals.
Serengeti Serena Lodge
DAY 5
After breakfast enjoy an exciting drive towards the world renowned Ngorongoro Conservation Area via the iconic Olduvai Gorge. Enjoy a leisurely afternoon at the Safari Lodge followed by dinner and overnight stay!
Ngorongoro Serena Lodge
DAY 6
After breakfast, you shall be descending into the Ngorongoro Crater. This volcanic caldera holds the largest predator population in all of Africa! Enjoy a full day here and head back to the Safari Lodge for dinner and an overnight stay.
Ngorongoro Serena Lodge
DAY 7
After your breakfast today you’ll be heading to Lake Manyara National Park for a half day game drive. Manyara and Serengeti are the few places in the world that host the rare tree climbing lions so keep an eye out for these! You’ll spend the afternoon driving to Tarangire National Park – the home of the largest Elephant herds and grandest baobab trees! Dinner and overnight stay will be at the Safari Lodge.
Tarangire Sopa Lodge LDBB
DAY 8
After breakfast you shall head to Tarangire National Park for a morning game drive followed by lunch at the safari lodge. Your local guide will then chauffer you back to Kilimanjaro International Airport, via Arusha, for your flight back home. We hope you enjoyed your once-in-a- lifetime trip and made memories to last you forever! Asante Sana na Karibu Tena.
(Thank you so much and come visit us agai n)
Add-ons
Balloon Safari in Serengeti / Ndutu
Serengeti from the Sky
A popular addition to your game drives and stay in the Serengeti or Tarangire National Parks is a balloon safari. It is an adventure as the hot air floats gently in the direction of the wind, offering a different view over the amazing scenery and wildlife below. The excursion starts…
Serengeti From The Sky
A popular addition to your game drives and stay in the Serengeti or Tarangire National Parks is a balloon safari. It is an adventure as the hot air floats gently in the direction of the wind, offering a different view over the amazing scenery and wildlife below.
The excursion starts early, with pick-up from your lodge and driving to the launch site before dawn; on the way you may see some nocturnal animals. Your balloon rises as the sun rises, and the flight takes about an hour of sheer excitement floating at varying altitude and at times climbing 1000 feet high or more. After landing, enjoy a traditional champagne celebration and an Out of Africa breakfast prepared and served in the bush. Thereafter continue with the day’s planned activities.
Ngorongoro Maasai Village Visit
Exotic Bird Watching
Tanzania is an excellent destination for birders. Besides Lake Manyara and Arusha National Parks which are famous for water birds and other savannah and forest species, all the game parks in Tanzania have an amazing array of birdlife including Eurasian migrants. The most interesting part is that the birdlife may…
Exotic Bird Watching
Tanzania is an excellent destination for birders. Besides Lake Manyara and Arusha National Parks which are famous for water birds and other savannah and forest species, all the game parks in Tanzania have an amazing array of birdlife including Eurasian migrants. The most interesting part is that the birdlife may vary from park to park depending on habitats providing a richer viewing experience to the birder. It may be useful to learn that over 1,130 different species of birds have been recorded in Tanzania – the largest number in Africa second only to the Democratic Republic of Congo.
Accompanied by Maasai warriors and local guides, you can walk through the acacia woodland in the Ngorongoro Highlands or the Great Rift Valley. With their sharp eyes, the warriors notice every movement and your guides will point out the interesting landscape and many special birds that live in this semi-arid area.
Visits To Maasai Bomas / Villages In Ngorongoro
Breathe The Fresh Crisp Air
Most visitors to Africa, especially first timers, find the continent and its people enchantingly different and a special experience. We at Jungle Safaris appreciate this fact and endeavor to include visits to the local communities to give our guests the opportunity to see first-hand the way of life in a…
Breathe The Fresh Crisp Air
Most visitors to Africa, especially first timers, find the continent and its people enchantingly different and a special experience. We at Jungle Safaris appreciate this fact and endeavor to include visits to the local communities to give our guests the opportunity to see first-hand the way of life in a typical African village.
Tanzania has over 120 tribes each with its own culture. The Maasai in northern Tanzania are among the most popular ethnic groups in the area, a proud people fervently attached to their cultural values. Ngorongoro is the home of the pastoral Maasai, who have been allowed to live in the conservation area, a pioneering experiment in multi-purpose land use where people, their livestock and wildlife coexist and share the same protected habitat. The Maasai move widely with their herds of cattle, sheep, goats and donkeys in search of pasture and water. In recent years the Maasai have been encouraged to work on the land to supplement their traditional staple food of milk and meat.
While in Ngorongoro most of the guests on safari love to include a visit to a Maasai Boma (homestead). The Seneto Maasai Boma on the western slopes of the Ngorongoro Highlands about two hundred metres off the main road to Serengeti is one of the most famous cultural visitor points for guests. Another popular Maasai village is Irkeepus which is located in the Ngorongoro Highlands and a visit can be combined with a trek of Olmoti or Empakaai Crater.Visitors will be shown around the Maasai Boma, and are welcome to explore the huts where Maasai families live and learn a few things about their way of living. The huts, normally built by women, are made of wood, mud and cow dung.
The visit lasts about 30 to 45 minutes and at the end the villagers will show off and try to sell their colorful beadwork and other handcrafted wares. If time allows the Maasai warriors would challenge men to engage in a spear throwing match or perform a tribal dance, and ladies may choose to participate in beadwork. This is intended to expose visitors to the Maasai culture though briefly and enrich them with some authentic African experiences.
Visit Of Olduvai Gorge
Learn The Rich History
The Olduvai Gorge, popularly referred to as “The Cradle of Humankind”, is the site where in 1959 Dr. Louis Leakey discovered the skull of Zinjanthropus or “Nutcracker Man” believed to have lived 1.75 million years ago. Later reclassified as Australopithecus boisei, this creature had a massive skull though small brained…
Learn The Rich History
The Olduvai Gorge, popularly referred to as “The Cradle of Humankind”, is the site where in 1959 Dr. Louis Leakey discovered the skull of Zinjanthropus or “Nutcracker Man” believed to have lived 1.75 million years ago. Later reclassified as Australopithecus boisei, this creature had a massive skull though small brained (500 cc) with huge teeth. Several months later Dr. Leakey found another fossil hominid in the same layer of excavation, called Homo habilis or “handy man”, smaller than the “Nutcracker Man” but with a larger brain (600 cc) and capable of making simple stone tools.
