3 Days | 2 Nights Serengeti National Park
Destinations
Serengeti National Park
Duration
3 days
Trip Type
Wildlife adventure
Kick off with a game drive from Seronera Airstrip to spot wildlife like lions and wildebeest on the plains, followed by evenings at your lodge; Day 2 brings full day exploration of the migration and an optional hot air balloon; and Day 3 wraps up with a breakfast and return to the airstrip.
Upon your arrival at Seronera Airstrip, you will meet our allocated Safari Guide who will escort you in the Safari Vehicle to proceed with the safari over the endless plains of Serengeti national park with your Picnic Lunch. After the trip, proceed to your Hotel/Lodge/Tented Camp in the Central Serengeti, arriving in time for your evening leisure, dinner and overnight stay.
After breakfast, explore the endless plains of Serengeti National Park with your Picnic Lunch. This Park is one of the Africa’s premier games and the central Serengeti is a year-round visited and each season in the Serengeti National Park has its own special highlight with the most famous being the annual wildebeest migration which is a once in a lifetime experience. After the trip, drive back to your Hotel/Lodge/Tented Camp for your evening leisure, dinner and overnight stay.
Today you have an option of doing a Hot Air Balloon
After early breakfast, check-out from the Camp with your Picnic Lunch and proceed Seronera Airstrip, arriving in time for drop-off for your morning Flight to the next destination.
Includes
- Professional English-Speaking Safari Guide for your entire trip;
- Empty run to central Serengeti;
- Domestic flight (Arusha Airport (ARK) – Seronera Airstrip (SEU/SER));
- Pick-up at Seronera Airstrip and proceed with a game drive;
- All parks entry, Concession fees, VAT 18% & TDL;
- Thermos with hot tea/coffee + Picnic lunch in the Parks;
- Safari Vehicle with a pop-up roof for game viewing;
- Bottled water and some sodas throughout the entire trip;
- All accommodation under the program;
- Accommodation and meals for the entire stay
- Wireless internet access in the Safari Vehicle;
- Drop-off at Seronera Airstrip after Safari.
Excludes
- All other accommodations which were not mentioned;
- All Flights schedules, Visa and Insurance covers;
- Optional Hot Air Balloon Safari over Central Serengeti;
- Optional Maasai Boma Visit;
- Tips for Safari Guide Per Person Per day;
- An increase in government levies (taxes/ entry fees and other related)
- Laundry services & Drinks while at the Camp/ Lodge;
- All applicable supplements during festive seasons;
- All things of personal nature;
What is the best time to go on safari in Tanzania?
The dry season (June–October) is ideal for wildlife viewing as animals concentrate around water sources and roads are passable. January–February is also excellent. The short rains (November–December) and long rains (March–May) have fewer crowds and greener landscapes but can have wetter conditions. We help you choose the best timing for your goals (e.g., Great Migration).
Are the safaris private or in groups?
Most of our packages are private safaris (just your group in a dedicated vehicle), offering flexibility and a personalized experience. We also arrange small group departures for those seeking to share costs.
Is it safe to go on safari?
Yes , Tanzania is a popular and generally safe destination for organized tours. Our experienced guides follow strict safety protocols in the parks. Risks are minimized by traveling with professionals. Petty theft is the main concern in cities, so standard precautions apply.
What training should I do before climbing?
Start training 3–6 months in advance:
- Regular cardio (running, cycling, swimming)
- Hike with a daypack carrying weight (simulate 8–10 kg)
- Stair climbing or hill walks
- Strength training for legs and core
We can provide a recommended training plan upon booking.
Do I need vaccinations or a visa for Tanzania?
- Visa: Most visitors need a tourist visa (obtainable online via e-visa or on arrival).
- Vaccinations: Routine vaccines recommended; Yellow Fever certificate if coming from a risk country. Malaria prophylaxis is strongly advised. Consult your doctor 4–6 weeks before travel.
- Travel insurance with medical evacuation coverage is mandatory.
What wildlife can I expect to see?
You have excellent chances of spotting the Big Five (lion, leopard, elephant, buffalo, rhino) plus giraffe, zebra, wildebeest, cheetah, hyena, and hundreds of bird species. The Great Migration in Serengeti is a highlight.
What is your cancellation policy?
Policies vary by package but are clearly stated at booking. We offer flexible options and recommend comprehensive travel insurance to cover cancellations.
