Day 1
Tanzania’s treasure – the modern seventh Wonder of the World – Ngorongoro Safari Park is a huge volcano crater formed 2.5 million years ago, about 600 metres deep. Inside the crater, more than 25,000 different animals live in a naturally enclosed environment, unable to leave the area.
Ngrongoro Game Reserve is one of only two parks that is home to the “Big Five” animals (rhinos, lions, buffalo, leopards, elephants).
After the end of the safari, accommodation Olea African Lodge.
Day 2
Lake Manyara Park is world famous for the huge population of pink flamingos that inhabit the lake of the same name. The park is home to over 400 species of birds, many of which remain in the reserve throughout the year.
Leopards, lions, cheetahs, elephants, blue monkeys, dik-dik, gazelles, hippos, Masai giraffes, impala, zebras, buffalo and many other wild animals are permanent residents of Lake Manyara Park.
Day 1
Transfer from the hotel to the airport.
Flight to the Mainland.
Transfer to Ngorongoro National Reserve.
Descent to the Crater of the extinct volcano, photo hunt.
(Picnic lunch on the shore of a small lake in close proximity to hippos).
After the end of the safari accommodation Olea African Lodge.
Dinner.
Day 2
Breakfast.
Transfer to Lake Manyara National Reserve.
Photo hunting in the safari park.
(Lunch – lunch box with you).
Transfer to the airport.
Air transfer to Zanzibar from Arusha or Kilimanjaro airport.
Transfer to the hotel.
All transfers on the programme
Flight Zanzibar – mainland – Zanzibar
4×4 jeep with retractable roof
Tickets to all park areas
Ngorongoro Crater Entry Permit
Professional ranger services
Russian speaking support 24/7
Three meals a day
Water during safari
Accommodation in a comfortable lodge
Visit to Masai tribal village
Wi-Fi and fridge in jeep
Medical kit
Binoculars (1 per jeep)
Ranger Tip
Alcoholic beverages
Breakfast from the hotel
Passports and e-ticket
Your travel insurance
Protective masks for the airport
Cameras and selfies sticks
Chargers
Mosquito spray
Swimming costumes
Jeans, sweatshirt, jacket for evening and morning
Comfortable shoes
Personal first aid kit
Umbrellas/ mackintoshes may be useful
Russian-speaking guide ($50 per day)
Insurance “flying doctors”
($50 per person)
