14 Days Walking Safari – Ngorongoro Expedition

14 Days Ngorongoro Walking Safari

Embark on an enriching Walking Safari through Ngorongoro, Empakai, Odonyo Lengai, and Lake Natron, a meticulously crafted 14-day blend of wildlife adventure and hiking. This unique experience engages local communities, supporting small tourism initiatives that contribute to community projects. Delve into the cultural and natural tapestry of Tanzania’s Arusha region by incorporating a Ngorongoro Walking Safari alongside your traditional safari, offering a profound connection to the region’s history.

Trip Highlights
-Duration: 14 days, featuring a captivating combination of wildlife encounters and 6 days of remote hiking.

– Guidance: Led by experienced rangers or Maasai guides, ensuring a safe and insightful journey.
– Logistics: Luggage convenience with donkeys carrying the load, allowing you to focus on the adventure.
– Program: Immerse in nature, culture, and awe-inspiring landscapes for a holistic experience.

Accommodations:
– Enjoy 3 nights at charming hotels before and after the tour.
– Spend 10 nights in well-equipped tents with mattresses and sleeping bags, strategically positioned in national parks and remote areas.

Ideal Travel Periods:
– Optimal times are from December to March and June to October.
– Not recommended during extended or brief rainy seasons.

Ideal Participants:
– Perfect for active couples, families, friends, and small groups.
– Suited for nature enthusiasts and hikers comfortable with a more rustic experience, embracing a few days without hot showers and luxurious bathrooms.

Travel Logistics:
– Start and conclude your journey in Arusha.
– Conveniently reach Kilimanjaro via flights.
– Easily pair your safari with relaxing beach days for a well-rounded experience.

Customization:
– Tailored as a private safari, accommodations and routes can be adjusted to meet your preferences.

Embark on this immersive Walking Safari to create lasting memories, support local communities, and discover the hidden gems of Tanzania’s natural and cultural wonders.