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2012: Small Group Departures
- $3,900 per person
- Single supplement charge of $250
Private Safari - Minium of 2, $4,300 per person |
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2012:
(Max group size of 10, will depart with a min. of 2)
January 9, 23, February 6, 20, March 5, 19, May 7, 21, June 4, 18, July 2, 16, 30,
August 13, 27, September 10, 24, October 8, 22, November 5, 19, December 3, 17, 31 |
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 Transfers from Kilimanjaro International Airport
Full board lodging/camping as described in individual itineraries
4X4 Safari vehicles and well experienced Tanzanian guides
Bottled water and soft drinks during game drives
Bottled water, soft drinks and alcoholic beverages in private camps (see details)
National Park and Wildlife Reserve fees
Flying Doctor’s coverage
International airfare & flights
Additional transfers
Visas and Visa Fees
Drinks with meals and alcoholic beverages in lodges
Gratuities to guides, lodge and camps staff
All items of a personal nature
Extra services offered by lodges
Telephone calls, fax or e-mail charges
Any services not mentioned in individual itineraries/camping as described in individual itineraries
Airport departure taxes
Travel Insurance
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GET OFF THE BEATEN PATH ON THIS 12 DAY COMBINATION MOBILE CAMPING SAFARI. HIGHLIGHTS INCLUDE CAMPING IN THE SERENGETI AS NEAR AS POSSIBLE TO THE “GREAT MIGRATION”. VISITING BUSHMAN NEAR LAKE EYASI, THE ELEPHANTS OF TARANGIRE, THE NGORONGORO CRATER AND MAASAI GUIDED WALKS. THE CAMP CREW MOVES WITH THE SAFARI AND YOU STAY IN LARGE WALK-IN TENTS WITH FULL BEDDING AND ENSUITE BATHROOMS. IN THE DINNING TENT YOUR COOK SERVES WONDERFUL 3-4 COURSE MEALS EACH EVENING.
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After breakfast you and rest of your group will depart for the private tented camp situated along the boundary of Tarangire National Park. The afternoon will be spent on a guided hike of the area, having the opportunity to visit with the “local” tribes and get a feeling for the beauty and culture of Tarangire. Hilltops in the area offer astounding views down into the river, which provides the only permanent water supply in Maasai land. The area supports a great diversity of wildlife, including giraffe, buffalo, lesser kudu, eland, oryx and zebra. Lion, leopard and cheetah are also present in the area. Up to 6.000 elephants inhabit Tarangire in the dry season.
Today you depart for Lake Eyasi with picnic lunches. After breakfast you'll drive across the floor of the Great Rift Valley through Mto wa Mbu. After climbing the Rift Valley escarpment you will reach the village of Karatu where you'll take a rough road to Lake Eyasi. You will spend the remainder of the day exploring on foot this rugged landscape, which is still inhabited by a small group of Bushmen: The Hadzabe or Watindiga, who still live in bands, hunting with bows and arrows; gathering roots, tubers and wild fruits, just as they did thousands of years ago.
Today you take the full day to visit Ngorongoro Crater, a World Heritage Sight and often called the 8th Wonder of the World, Ngorongoro is a sunken caldera , 10 by 12 miles in diameter. Animals are found throughout the year due to the permanent availability of grass and water. Ngorongoro is one of the most spectacular game haunts in Africa, and contains an impressive variety of wildlife including black mane lion, the highly endangered black rhino; herds of wildebeest, zebra, elephant, and hippo. You’ll enjoy a picnic lunch within the crater, returning to our private camp in time for a relaxing dinner.
After breakfast, you depart for the Serengeti, stopping along to way to visit Olduvai Gorge. This is where the Leakey’s discovered the remains of Homo Erectus, bringing crucial understanding to the study of the evolution of man. Serengeti is perhaps the most famous wildlife sanctuary in the world, and with good reason. During the migration, literally hundreds of thousands of wildebeest and zebra can be seen making their way across this magical plain.
