For travelers’ seeking to experience the best that an East African safari has to offer, we have the perfect solution. Our combined Kenya-Tanzania safari allows you to take in the richness of Kenya’s wildlife, without missing out on all that Tanzania’s wildlife has to offer. Blending both destinations into a single Kenya-Tanzania safari combination ensures that you get the best of both worlds.

That’s because on the one hand you get to visit such pristine destinations as Nakuru, Kenya’s Lake Nakuru National Park, as well as travelling to Kenya’s world renowned Masai Mara. This allows you to get so close to the wildebeest migration that you’ll feel as if you were part of the unfolding drama.

Not to be outdone, Tanzania offers several of its own awe inspiring spectacles. These would include destinations such as the Ngorongoro Crater. This area is believed to lay claim to Africa’s most dense lion population. Likewise, another must-see Tanzanian safari destination the Lake Manyara National Park.

This park is known for its tree-climbing lions that have developed a habit of sleeping and even spying on their predators from the trees.

All of these factors combine to make our combined Kenya and Tanzania tour package, the ideal package for anyone having difficulty deciding between a Kenyan or a Tanzanian safari. And as conscientious tour operators, this is something that we always keep in mind.

That’s why we’ve made sure that our travel itinerary is as practical as it is adventurous – making the best use of modern tourism logistics, so that our customers’ never have to worry about the details.

So to summarize, our Kenya-Tanzania safari includes all of the destinations that you get with our Great Migration Tour Package, but you also get two Tanzanian safari destinations:

The Ngorongoro Crater – This conservation area was created many millennia ago when the volcano collapsed upon itself, after a major eruption. The result is the beautiful expanse of land that we now know as the Ngorongoro Crater which is said to have the world’s densest lion population.

Lake Manyara National Park – Nestled between Arusha, Tanzania and the Ngorongoro Crater is Lake Manyara National Park. One of the things that makes this park unique is its relaxed scenic beauty. It also boasts the world’s only known prides of tree-climbing lions.

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Ngorongoro Conservation Area is in northern Tanzania. It’s home to the vast, volcanic Ngorongoro Crater and “big 5” game (elephant, lion, leopard, buffalo, rhino). Huge herds of wildebeests and zebras traverse its plains during their annual migration. Livestock belonging to the semi-nomadic Maasai tribe graze alongside wild animals. Hominin fossils found in the Olduvai Gorge date back millions of years.

Some interesting facts about Lake Ngorongoro Crater

• Ngorongoro Crater is the largest intact caldera, a cooking pot shaped collapsed volcano, in the world, with a crater 259 square kilometres (100 square miles) in area and with walls 600 meters (1970 feet) in height.
• Ngorongoro Crater is situated in the Ngorongoro Conservation Area in Tanzania, Africa.
• It is believed that the Ngorongoro Crater volcano was originally taller than, or as high as Mount Kilimanjaro, one of the highest mountains in the world.
• Ngorongoro Crater is host to approximately 30,000 to 40,000 birds and animals, most notably some stunning pink flamingos and the rare black rhino.
• In the centre of the Ngorongoro Crater is a salt-water lake by the name of ‘Makat’ or ‘Magadi’, and to the east of the crater is a spring named Ngoitokitok Spring.
• The Ngorongoro Crater sees approximately 450,000 tourists a year, who are required to be accompanied by a guide and a permit.
• ‘Ngorongoro Crater’ is also known as the ‘Garden of Eden’, due to the crater’s beauty and it being a paradise for animals.
• Many significant fossils have been found in the area surrounding the Ngorongoro Crater, some of which can be found in a nearby museum, and burial mounds have been found in the crater itself.
• Ngorongoro Crater became a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1979, as part of the Ngorongoro Conservation Area, which also includes two other craters.
• A native African tribe, Masaii, can be found in the area of the Ngorongoro Crater, and the crater has the highest density of lions in the world.

Day 1: Arrival to Nairobi Kenya

Upon your arrival to Nairobi, Kenya, you will be greeted by your driver who will deliver you to the Nairobi Serena Hotel, which is situated in the central Nairobi overlooking the Central Park. It is just a thirty minute drive away from Jomo Kenyatta Airport and a five minute walk from the Central Business center.

Day 2 & 3: Amboseli National Park

The Amboseli National Park sits just beneath the magnificent foot of Mt. Kilimanjaro. It is a small park located at about 250 kilometers south west of Nairobi.Although Mt. Kilimanjaro is only a short distance away from Amboseli, it is actually across the border – in Tanzania. Nonetheless, the Amboseli National Park offers the best spot in the world for viewing the beautiful mountain.

Day 4: Mt. Kenya National Park

Many climbers agree that Mt. Kenya is just as interesting a climb as Kilimanjaro. Although it’s not the highest mountain peak in Africa, it still allows you to enjoy a breathtaking, awe inspiring mountain summit – all without leaving Kenya! This mountain climbing adventure is ideal to the first time climbers as you’ll be safe in the hands of our experienced guides all the way up to the peak.  At the foot of Mt. Kenya, you can get a first-hand close up view of the herds. Animals such as elephants, rhinos, buffalo and other wildlife animals.

Day 5 & 6: Samburu National Reserves

The Samburu National Reserves are among the most famous tourist hotspots in Kenya boasting the world’s famous national reserve. The Samburu National Reserves is rich in wildlife making it a haven for both cultural and wildlife tourism. The Samburu people live in deep traditions and practice Africa’s precipitated culture. They work together to preserve their traditions while navigating freely to experience modern realities.

Day 7: The Ol Pejeta Conservancy

The Ol Pejeta Conservancy is situated between the foothills of Mt. Kenya and the Aberdares. It is a 364 square kilometre wildlife conservancy boasting over 10, 000 large mammals. It’s the only huge park where the “big five” and chimpanzees can be seen – in the same location. It is also known for its rapidly growing white rhino population, 80 endangered black rhinos and a special sanctuary of the four of the world’s last seven remaining white rhino species.

Day 8: Lake Nakuru National Park

The Lake Nakuru National Park is famed as a bird lover’s paradise that supports a wide ecological diversity of bird life including pink flamingos and other water birds. This park contains over 400 species of birds, including 5 globally extinct birds. It’s also the favored stop of the African-Eurasian Migratory Flyaway. Lake Nakuru is located in the Central Rift Conservation Area, South of Kenya. It is one of Kenya’s 23 parks and one of Kenya’s premium parks, along with Amboseli National Park and the Maasai Mara.

Day 9, 10 & 11: Maasai Mara National Park

The Maasai Mara National Reserve is situated in the west of Nairobi capital and South West of Kenya. It is owned by the Maasai people, hence it’s not a national park. It may not be the largest reserve in Kenya, but it’s certainly the most well known. Every year, many tourists come to visit in this rich and bountiful wildlife and birdlife reserve. The game reserve is mainly known for its vast population of predators, lions and cheetah and over 2 million wildebeest that migrate each year through the Mara river to cross the crocodile infested waters.

Day 12 & 13: Tanzania Manyara National Park

The Lake Manyara National Park is a game reserve outside the Kenyan border – in Tanzania. It is easily accessible as it is only a 90 minute drive from Arusha and an hour from Ngorongoro crater. Due to its ease access, the northern part of the national park can get busy in the afternoon because many tourists stop by to see it. It’s most famous sightings are the tree climbing lions, the large herds of buffalo, large flocks of flamingos, zebra, giraffe, wildebeest and the hippo pool.

Day 14 & 15: Ngorongoro Crater Conservation Area

A trip to Northern Tanzania should include Ngorongoro. It is where you can expect to have an exceptional encounter with the Tanzania Maasai culture and it is one of the most beautiful sightings of natural wildlife in the world.  The Ngorongoro Crater and the surrounding mountains are regarded as one of Africa’s most beautiful sites. The volcanic craters in the majestic backdrop can be seen from a hotel on the crater rim.

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