Camping safaris
Serengeti - Ngorongoro Crater via Olduvai Gorge - Lake Manyara -
and Tarangire National Park
DAY 1:
Serengeti National Park
Early in the morning drives straight to the Serengeti arriving
in time for an afternoon game drive. Catching the great migration
in the Serengeti is a spectacular sight, and if you time your safari
right, you might witness over a million wildebeest hustling together
as the intensity of the migration grows, dinner and overnight at
the Campsite
DAY 2:
Serengeti National Park
Full day on game viewing and you will have both morning and afternoon
game drives through the Serengeti exploring the wildlife in the
great open plains, dinner and overnight at the Campsite
DAY 3:
Ngorongoro Crater & Olduvai Gorge
After enjoying your breakfast you will drive via Olduvai Gorge
to Ngorongoro Crater, with a picnic lunch en route. Discover the
archaeological history at Olduvai before driving to your accommodation
at Ngorongoro Campsite. Quite possibly the most famous of all Africa’s
conservation areas, this is one of the places in Africa where you
stand a very good chance of seeing the "Big Five". Spend
two nights at Ngorongoro, where the high altitude of the Crater
Rim will ensure you sleep well.
DAY 4:
Ngorongoro Crater
After breakfast, our essential Northern Circuit safari has allocated
a full day for game viewing in the Crater with a picnic lunch. The
crater is rich in wildlife and the day will be filled with sights
and sounds of the wild echoing within the crater walls,dinner and
overnight at the Campsite
DAY 5:
Lake Manyara National Park
This morning you will drive to Lake Manyara. Activities here will
include a walk around the rim of the Great Rift Valley, escorted
by a Maasai guide. Lunch is followed by a game drive in this park
famous for its herds of elephants and huge variety of birds. The
Lake Manyara forest is the place to see leopard, while lions hunt
on the grassy shores of the lake. You will be staying at the Kirurumu
campsite
DAY 6:
Tarangire National Park
After breakfast you leave Lake Manyara and drive to Tarangire.
In the afternoon you'll be taken on a game drive through the park.
Many of the animals congregate around the only source of permanent
water in the park, the Tarangire River. This is the best place in
Tanzania to see really big herds of elephant - up to 300 at a time.
Stay overnight at the Tarangire Campsite
DAY 7: Day of Departure
After a relaxing breakfast depart from Tarangire National Park
to Arusha for lunch. If you are departing this evening, we are happy
to arrange a dayroom and airport transfer
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Tanzania
has one of the largest areas of protected lands in the world. It
houses the largest Game Reserve on the continent (Selous) and its
most famous national park (the Serengeti), not to mention the famous
Ngorongoro Crater considered being the eighth wonder of the world.
Here you can experience the landscapes which have captivated the
minds of millions of people. 
Tanzania is endowed with some of the most diverse and picturesque landscape. Its towering mountains in the North are some of the highest mountains in Africa. Mount Kilimanjaro, Africa’s highest point, is a great extinct volcano 5,895m (19,345ft) above sea level. Rift Cross can take you to the roof of Africa - Kilimanjaro and to the tops of other attractive mountains such as Meru and Oldoinyo lengai. Climbing these volcanoes is an incredible but manageable challenge. For travelers seeking adventures off the beaten track and spectacular views, these are ideal destinations.
The
white and golden sands of East Africa’s beaches are deservedly
world famous. They are soaked in sun all year round, and surrounded
by coral reef and the exotic scenery of the Indian Ocean. A rest
on a Tanzanian beach will leave you refreshed, restored and intrigued.
Walking through the narrow, twisting streets of Zanzibar’s
Stone Town plunges you into the past.
To many people tourism is confined to the wildlife destination, mountain trekking and beach relaxation. Rift Cross goes beyond the limits by taking you to experience the richest and most diverse cultures of people who follow ancient traditions –yet engaging on their own terms, with a globalizing world. Let us take you to visit these peoples, their homes and villages.