9 Day/8 Night Big 5 Honeymoon Package - Luxury

Enjoy a romantic honeymoon experience set within the wilderness of Tanzania. We selected lodges that offer the best of both worlds - from rustic charm to classic East African luxury. As with all of our tours, customizations and add-ons are welcome.

"For being an adventure of a lifetime, I was surprised just how easy it was."

A Tohe Safari Client

Day 1

Arrival In Arusha

We'll pick you up at JRO airport and take you on a private transfer roughly 1 hour back to your lodge in Arusha. You'll spend the day recovering from your travels, and preparing for the upcoming adventure.

Have a drink at the bar, grab a bit to eat at the hotel restaurant, or kick back by the pool and enjoy your day.

Arusha National Park

Arusha is the gateway to the world-famous Tanzanian safari circuit. As such, it is often the first and/or last stop on any itinerary. The park gate lies just 45 minutes from the city center and ishighlighted by incredible lush greenery and views of nearby Mt. Meru - or even Kilimanjaro on a clear day.

Destination In Depth >
Tarangire National Park

Tarangire National Park can best be described as the Land of the Elephants. Over 1,000 square miles of unspoiled African wilderness are dotted with Baobab trees and Acacias. The Tarangire river meanders through the park and serves as the primary source of water for all the incredible wildlife that live here.

Destination In Depth >
Serengeti National Park

Perhaps the most famous national park in the entire world - and with good reason. The Serengeti plains are the classic African safari experience and filled to the brim with wildlife. Spend your days watching the big cats of Africa in their natural habitat and your nights in one of the many incredible lodges inside the park.

Destination In Depth >
Ngorongoro Crater

Part of the UNESCO World Heritage Ngorongoro Conservation Area, this 100sq mile ancient volcano is home to its own miniature ecosystem. Few animals climb out of the 2,000 ft high rim walls. Around20 of those animals that stay year round are critically endangered Black Rhino - Making this the best place in the world to see these beautiful animals.

Destination In Depth >
Lake Manyara National Park

Lake Manyara is a great change-of-pace from the other parks in the Tanzanian safari circuit. Its thick forest and shallow alkaline lake offers refuge for over 390 species of birds - including nearly 2 million flamingo. Marshlands and shallow pools provide the ideal habitat for hippo. Lake Manyara is also home to rare tree-climbing lions.

Destination In Depth >

Day 2

Tarangire National Park

After breakfast in Arusha, depart from your lodge for Tarangire National Park. The drive will take you past rolling plains, Acacia trees, and colorful Maasai villages. You'll see the traditional way of life with cattle herders, donkey carts, and thatched roof homes through the windows of your private 4x4 Landcruiser Jeep.

Upon entering Tarangire, you will be met by gigantic 1000 year-old Baobab treesand a wide variety of wildlife. Elephants in particular are abundant. Enjoy your day exploring one of Africa's most underrated parks before returning to nearby Karatu for the evening.

Arusha National Park

Arusha is the gateway to the world-famous Tanzanian safari circuit. As such, it is often the first and/or last stop on any itinerary. The park gate lies just 45 minutes from the city center and ishighlighted by incredible lush greenery and views of nearby Mt. Meru - or even Kilimanjaro on a clear day.

Destination In Depth >
Tarangire National Park

Tarangire National Park can best be described as the Land of the Elephants. Over 1,000 square miles of unspoiled African wilderness are dotted with Baobab trees and Acacias. The Tarangire river meanders through the park and serves as the primary source of water for all the incredible wildlife that live here.

Destination In Depth >
Serengeti National Park

Perhaps the most famous national park in the entire world - and with good reason. The Serengeti plains are the classic African safari experience and filled to the brim with wildlife. Spend your days watching the big cats of Africa in their natural habitat and your nights in one of the many incredible lodges inside the park.

Destination In Depth >
Ngorongoro Crater

Part of the UNESCO World Heritage Ngorongoro Conservation Area, this 100sq mile ancient volcano is home to its own miniature ecosystem. Few animals climb out of the 2,000 ft high rim walls. Around20 of those animals that stay year round are critically endangered Black Rhino - Making this the best place in the world to see these beautiful animals.

Destination In Depth >
Lake Manyara National Park

Lake Manyara is a great change-of-pace from the other parks in the Tanzanian safari circuit. Its thick forest and shallow alkaline lake offers refuge for over 390 species of birds - including nearly 2 million flamingo. Marshlands and shallow pools provide the ideal habitat for hippo. Lake Manyara is also home to rare tree-climbing lions.

Destination In Depth >

Day 3

Tarangire to Serengeti National Park

Have an early start to the day and head out towards iconic Serengeti National Park. The drive is roughly 4-5 hours and we'll want to reach the gates by around lunchtime to have a picnic on a kopje reminiscent of those seen in Disney's Lion King.

After lunch, you'll enjoy your first glimpse of the UNESCO World Heritage site with a game drive towards your lodge. Once evening hits, we'll arrive at Ole Serai Turner Springs - A beautifully decorated tented lodge set perfectly among the Serengeti wilderness. Enjoy dinner and an evening listening to the sounds of the wild just outside your luxury tent.

Arusha National Park

Arusha is the gateway to the world-famous Tanzanian safari circuit. As such, it is often the first and/or last stop on any itinerary. The park gate lies just 45 minutes from the city center and ishighlighted by incredible lush greenery and views of nearby Mt. Meru - or even Kilimanjaro on a clear day.

Destination In Depth >
Tarangire National Park

Tarangire National Park can best be described as the Land of the Elephants. Over 1,000 square miles of unspoiled African wilderness are dotted with Baobab trees and Acacias. The Tarangire river meanders through the park and serves as the primary source of water for all the incredible wildlife that live here.

Destination In Depth >
Serengeti National Park

Perhaps the most famous national park in the entire world - and with good reason. The Serengeti plains are the classic African safari experience and filled to the brim with wildlife. Spend your days watching the big cats of Africa in their natural habitat and your nights in one of the many incredible lodges inside the park.

Destination In Depth >
Ngorongoro Crater

Part of the UNESCO World Heritage Ngorongoro Conservation Area, this 100sq mile ancient volcano is home to its own miniature ecosystem. Few animals climb out of the 2,000 ft high rim walls. Around20 of those animals that stay year round are critically endangered Black Rhino - Making this the best place in the world to see these beautiful animals.

Destination In Depth >
Lake Manyara National Park

Lake Manyara is a great change-of-pace from the other parks in the Tanzanian safari circuit. Its thick forest and shallow alkaline lake offers refuge for over 390 species of birds - including nearly 2 million flamingo. Marshlands and shallow pools provide the ideal habitat for hippo. Lake Manyara is also home to rare tree-climbing lions.

Destination In Depth >

Day 4

Serengeti National Park

Take a full day of the magic of the Serengeti in with game drives and a bush picnic. We'll cruise the open plains in search of the Big 5 - Rhino, Lion, Leopard, Elephant, and Buffalo - All of which call this place home. You never know what you will see when you explore in Serengeti National Park.

In the evening, you can enjoy some sundowners and a romantic meal back at the lodge.

Arusha National Park

Arusha is the gateway to the world-famous Tanzanian safari circuit. As such, it is often the first and/or last stop on any itinerary. The park gate lies just 45 minutes from the city center and ishighlighted by incredible lush greenery and views of nearby Mt. Meru - or even Kilimanjaro on a clear day.

Destination In Depth >
Tarangire National Park

Tarangire National Park can best be described as the Land of the Elephants. Over 1,000 square miles of unspoiled African wilderness are dotted with Baobab trees and Acacias. The Tarangire river meanders through the park and serves as the primary source of water for all the incredible wildlife that live here.

Destination In Depth >
Serengeti National Park

Perhaps the most famous national park in the entire world - and with good reason. The Serengeti plains are the classic African safari experience and filled to the brim with wildlife. Spend your days watching the big cats of Africa in their natural habitat and your nights in one of the many incredible lodges inside the park.

Destination In Depth >
Ngorongoro Crater

Part of the UNESCO World Heritage Ngorongoro Conservation Area, this 100sq mile ancient volcano is home to its own miniature ecosystem. Few animals climb out of the 2,000 ft high rim walls. Around20 of those animals that stay year round are critically endangered Black Rhino - Making this the best place in the world to see these beautiful animals.

Destination In Depth >
Lake Manyara National Park

Lake Manyara is a great change-of-pace from the other parks in the Tanzanian safari circuit. Its thick forest and shallow alkaline lake offers refuge for over 390 species of birds - including nearly 2 million flamingo. Marshlands and shallow pools provide the ideal habitat for hippo. Lake Manyara is also home to rare tree-climbing lions.

Destination In Depth >

Day 5

Serengeti National Park

The Seronera region in particular (Where your lodge is located) is especially famous for its large population of big cats. Cheetahs and lion in particular are abundant and this is one of (maybe THE) best place in the world to catch a glimpse of them in their real habitat. Leopard also prowl the region and hunt the resident antelope. Depending on what you prefer, you can have another picnic lunch or head back to the lodge in the afternoon for a sit down meal and a siesta before going back out for an evening game drive. This day (like all of them) is yours.

By your final night in the Serengeti, you will feel in rhythm with the wild.

Arusha National Park

Arusha is the gateway to the world-famous Tanzanian safari circuit. As such, it is often the first and/or last stop on any itinerary. The park gate lies just 45 minutes from the city center and ishighlighted by incredible lush greenery and views of nearby Mt. Meru - or even Kilimanjaro on a clear day.

Destination In Depth >
Tarangire National Park

Tarangire National Park can best be described as the Land of the Elephants. Over 1,000 square miles of unspoiled African wilderness are dotted with Baobab trees and Acacias. The Tarangire river meanders through the park and serves as the primary source of water for all the incredible wildlife that live here.

Destination In Depth >
Serengeti National Park

Perhaps the most famous national park in the entire world - and with good reason. The Serengeti plains are the classic African safari experience and filled to the brim with wildlife. Spend your days watching the big cats of Africa in their natural habitat and your nights in one of the many incredible lodges inside the park.

Destination In Depth >
Ngorongoro Crater

Part of the UNESCO World Heritage Ngorongoro Conservation Area, this 100sq mile ancient volcano is home to its own miniature ecosystem. Few animals climb out of the 2,000 ft high rim walls. Around20 of those animals that stay year round are critically endangered Black Rhino - Making this the best place in the world to see these beautiful animals.

Destination In Depth >
Lake Manyara National Park

Lake Manyara is a great change-of-pace from the other parks in the Tanzanian safari circuit. Its thick forest and shallow alkaline lake offers refuge for over 390 species of birds - including nearly 2 million flamingo. Marshlands and shallow pools provide the ideal habitat for hippo. Lake Manyara is also home to rare tree-climbing lions.

Destination In Depth >

Day 6

Serengeti to Ngorongoro

Rise with the sun at Ole Serai and have breakfast of your choosing - eggs, bacon, fresh fruit, french toast, orange juice, etc. Tanzanian coffee is exported worldwide due to its high quality.

After breakfast, you'll say goodbye to the staff and head back south towards Ngorongoro. Encounter wildlife and culture on the way. The Ngorongoro Conservation Area is dotted with Maasai villages and cattle herders who will welcome you in for a look around if you desire.

By evening, you'll arrive at Ngorongoro Serena Hotel on the rim of the world-famous Ngorongoro Crater. Enjoy the spectacular view of the wildlife dense crater floor below.

Arusha National Park

Arusha is the gateway to the world-famous Tanzanian safari circuit. As such, it is often the first and/or last stop on any itinerary. The park gate lies just 45 minutes from the city center and ishighlighted by incredible lush greenery and views of nearby Mt. Meru - or even Kilimanjaro on a clear day.

Destination In Depth >
Tarangire National Park

Tarangire National Park can best be described as the Land of the Elephants. Over 1,000 square miles of unspoiled African wilderness are dotted with Baobab trees and Acacias. The Tarangire river meanders through the park and serves as the primary source of water for all the incredible wildlife that live here.

Destination In Depth >
Serengeti National Park

Perhaps the most famous national park in the entire world - and with good reason. The Serengeti plains are the classic African safari experience and filled to the brim with wildlife. Spend your days watching the big cats of Africa in their natural habitat and your nights in one of the many incredible lodges inside the park.

Destination In Depth >
Ngorongoro Crater

Part of the UNESCO World Heritage Ngorongoro Conservation Area, this 100sq mile ancient volcano is home to its own miniature ecosystem. Few animals climb out of the 2,000 ft high rim walls. Around20 of those animals that stay year round are critically endangered Black Rhino - Making this the best place in the world to see these beautiful animals.

Destination In Depth >
Lake Manyara National Park

Lake Manyara is a great change-of-pace from the other parks in the Tanzanian safari circuit. Its thick forest and shallow alkaline lake offers refuge for over 390 species of birds - including nearly 2 million flamingo. Marshlands and shallow pools provide the ideal habitat for hippo. Lake Manyara is also home to rare tree-climbing lions.

Destination In Depth >

Day 7

Ngorongoro Crater

Descend 2,000 feet to the caldera floor of this incredible UNESCO World Heritage site. Due to the slopes, the Ngorongoro Crater is densely packed with wildlife year round. One of the many allures of this natural wonder is the presence of Black Rhino - a critically endangered species that is well kept after in the park. With over 20 rhinos living in just 100 square miles, this is the highest chance of seeing them anywhere in the world.

Have a picnic among the animals and a full days worth of game drives before heading back to your lodge just outside the rim of the crater.

Arusha National Park

Arusha is the gateway to the world-famous Tanzanian safari circuit. As such, it is often the first and/or last stop on any itinerary. The park gate lies just 45 minutes from the city center and ishighlighted by incredible lush greenery and views of nearby Mt. Meru - or even Kilimanjaro on a clear day.

Destination In Depth >
Tarangire National Park

Tarangire National Park can best be described as the Land of the Elephants. Over 1,000 square miles of unspoiled African wilderness are dotted with Baobab trees and Acacias. The Tarangire river meanders through the park and serves as the primary source of water for all the incredible wildlife that live here.

Destination In Depth >
Serengeti National Park

Perhaps the most famous national park in the entire world - and with good reason. The Serengeti plains are the classic African safari experience and filled to the brim with wildlife. Spend your days watching the big cats of Africa in their natural habitat and your nights in one of the many incredible lodges inside the park.

Destination In Depth >
Ngorongoro Crater

Part of the UNESCO World Heritage Ngorongoro Conservation Area, this 100sq mile ancient volcano is home to its own miniature ecosystem. Few animals climb out of the 2,000 ft high rim walls. Around20 of those animals that stay year round are critically endangered Black Rhino - Making this the best place in the world to see these beautiful animals.

Destination In Depth >
Lake Manyara National Park

Lake Manyara is a great change-of-pace from the other parks in the Tanzanian safari circuit. Its thick forest and shallow alkaline lake offers refuge for over 390 species of birds - including nearly 2 million flamingo. Marshlands and shallow pools provide the ideal habitat for hippo. Lake Manyara is also home to rare tree-climbing lions.

Destination In Depth >

Day 8

Lake Manyara National Park

Near the entrance to Ngorongoro Crater sits Lake Manyara National Park - a birdwatchers paradise. During the first half of the year, migratory birds such as flamingo are there in numbers that can reach millions.

The ecosystem surrounding the lake is vastly different than the other parks you will have seen so far on your trip. Lake Manyara is also one of the only places in Tanzania that allows night time game drives that can be arranged for an additional fee.

After your day in Manyara, we'll drive back towards Arusha for the evening to prepare for your departure the following day.

Arusha National Park

Arusha is the gateway to the world-famous Tanzanian safari circuit. As such, it is often the first and/or last stop on any itinerary. The park gate lies just 45 minutes from the city center and ishighlighted by incredible lush greenery and views of nearby Mt. Meru - or even Kilimanjaro on a clear day.

Destination In Depth >
Tarangire National Park

Tarangire National Park can best be described as the Land of the Elephants. Over 1,000 square miles of unspoiled African wilderness are dotted with Baobab trees and Acacias. The Tarangire river meanders through the park and serves as the primary source of water for all the incredible wildlife that live here.

Destination In Depth >
Serengeti National Park

Perhaps the most famous national park in the entire world - and with good reason. The Serengeti plains are the classic African safari experience and filled to the brim with wildlife. Spend your days watching the big cats of Africa in their natural habitat and your nights in one of the many incredible lodges inside the park.

Destination In Depth >
Ngorongoro Crater

Part of the UNESCO World Heritage Ngorongoro Conservation Area, this 100sq mile ancient volcano is home to its own miniature ecosystem. Few animals climb out of the 2,000 ft high rim walls. Around20 of those animals that stay year round are critically endangered Black Rhino - Making this the best place in the world to see these beautiful animals.

Destination In Depth >
Lake Manyara National Park

Lake Manyara is a great change-of-pace from the other parks in the Tanzanian safari circuit. Its thick forest and shallow alkaline lake offers refuge for over 390 species of birds - including nearly 2 million flamingo. Marshlands and shallow pools provide the ideal habitat for hippo. Lake Manyara is also home to rare tree-climbing lions.

Destination In Depth >

Day 9

Departure

We'll drive you to the airport for a final goodbye. Depending on the time of your flight, we can arrange activities during the day if possible.

Lodge:
Arusha National Park

Arusha is the gateway to the world-famous Tanzanian safari circuit. As such, it is often the first and/or last stop on any itinerary. The park gate lies just 45 minutes from the city center and ishighlighted by incredible lush greenery and views of nearby Mt. Meru - or even Kilimanjaro on a clear day.

Destination In Depth >
Tarangire National Park

Tarangire National Park can best be described as the Land of the Elephants. Over 1,000 square miles of unspoiled African wilderness are dotted with Baobab trees and Acacias. The Tarangire river meanders through the park and serves as the primary source of water for all the incredible wildlife that live here.

Destination In Depth >
Serengeti National Park

Perhaps the most famous national park in the entire world - and with good reason. The Serengeti plains are the classic African safari experience and filled to the brim with wildlife. Spend your days watching the big cats of Africa in their natural habitat and your nights in one of the many incredible lodges inside the park.

Destination In Depth >
Ngorongoro Crater

Part of the UNESCO World Heritage Ngorongoro Conservation Area, this 100sq mile ancient volcano is home to its own miniature ecosystem. Few animals climb out of the 2,000 ft high rim walls. Around20 of those animals that stay year round are critically endangered Black Rhino - Making this the best place in the world to see these beautiful animals.

Destination In Depth >
Lake Manyara National Park

Lake Manyara is a great change-of-pace from the other parks in the Tanzanian safari circuit. Its thick forest and shallow alkaline lake offers refuge for over 390 species of birds - including nearly 2 million flamingo. Marshlands and shallow pools provide the ideal habitat for hippo. Lake Manyara is also home to rare tree-climbing lions.

Destination In Depth >

Day 10

Lodge:
Arusha National Park

Arusha is the gateway to the world-famous Tanzanian safari circuit. As such, it is often the first and/or last stop on any itinerary. The park gate lies just 45 minutes from the city center and ishighlighted by incredible lush greenery and views of nearby Mt. Meru - or even Kilimanjaro on a clear day.

Destination In Depth >
Tarangire National Park

Tarangire National Park can best be described as the Land of the Elephants. Over 1,000 square miles of unspoiled African wilderness are dotted with Baobab trees and Acacias. The Tarangire river meanders through the park and serves as the primary source of water for all the incredible wildlife that live here.

Destination In Depth >
Serengeti National Park

Perhaps the most famous national park in the entire world - and with good reason. The Serengeti plains are the classic African safari experience and filled to the brim with wildlife. Spend your days watching the big cats of Africa in their natural habitat and your nights in one of the many incredible lodges inside the park.

Destination In Depth >
Ngorongoro Crater

Part of the UNESCO World Heritage Ngorongoro Conservation Area, this 100sq mile ancient volcano is home to its own miniature ecosystem. Few animals climb out of the 2,000 ft high rim walls. Around20 of those animals that stay year round are critically endangered Black Rhino - Making this the best place in the world to see these beautiful animals.

Destination In Depth >
Lake Manyara National Park

Lake Manyara is a great change-of-pace from the other parks in the Tanzanian safari circuit. Its thick forest and shallow alkaline lake offers refuge for over 390 species of birds - including nearly 2 million flamingo. Marshlands and shallow pools provide the ideal habitat for hippo. Lake Manyara is also home to rare tree-climbing lions.

Destination In Depth >

Day 11

Lodge:
Arusha National Park

Arusha is the gateway to the world-famous Tanzanian safari circuit. As such, it is often the first and/or last stop on any itinerary. The park gate lies just 45 minutes from the city center and ishighlighted by incredible lush greenery and views of nearby Mt. Meru - or even Kilimanjaro on a clear day.

Destination In Depth >
Tarangire National Park

Tarangire National Park can best be described as the Land of the Elephants. Over 1,000 square miles of unspoiled African wilderness are dotted with Baobab trees and Acacias. The Tarangire river meanders through the park and serves as the primary source of water for all the incredible wildlife that live here.

Destination In Depth >
Serengeti National Park

Perhaps the most famous national park in the entire world - and with good reason. The Serengeti plains are the classic African safari experience and filled to the brim with wildlife. Spend your days watching the big cats of Africa in their natural habitat and your nights in one of the many incredible lodges inside the park.

Destination In Depth >
Ngorongoro Crater

Part of the UNESCO World Heritage Ngorongoro Conservation Area, this 100sq mile ancient volcano is home to its own miniature ecosystem. Few animals climb out of the 2,000 ft high rim walls. Around20 of those animals that stay year round are critically endangered Black Rhino - Making this the best place in the world to see these beautiful animals.

Destination In Depth >
Lake Manyara National Park

Lake Manyara is a great change-of-pace from the other parks in the Tanzanian safari circuit. Its thick forest and shallow alkaline lake offers refuge for over 390 species of birds - including nearly 2 million flamingo. Marshlands and shallow pools provide the ideal habitat for hippo. Lake Manyara is also home to rare tree-climbing lions.

Destination In Depth >

Day 12

Lodge:
Arusha National Park

Arusha is the gateway to the world-famous Tanzanian safari circuit. As such, it is often the first and/or last stop on any itinerary. The park gate lies just 45 minutes from the city center and ishighlighted by incredible lush greenery and views of nearby Mt. Meru - or even Kilimanjaro on a clear day.

Destination In Depth >
Tarangire National Park

Tarangire National Park can best be described as the Land of the Elephants. Over 1,000 square miles of unspoiled African wilderness are dotted with Baobab trees and Acacias. The Tarangire river meanders through the park and serves as the primary source of water for all the incredible wildlife that live here.

Destination In Depth >
Serengeti National Park

Perhaps the most famous national park in the entire world - and with good reason. The Serengeti plains are the classic African safari experience and filled to the brim with wildlife. Spend your days watching the big cats of Africa in their natural habitat and your nights in one of the many incredible lodges inside the park.

Destination In Depth >
Ngorongoro Crater

Part of the UNESCO World Heritage Ngorongoro Conservation Area, this 100sq mile ancient volcano is home to its own miniature ecosystem. Few animals climb out of the 2,000 ft high rim walls. Around20 of those animals that stay year round are critically endangered Black Rhino - Making this the best place in the world to see these beautiful animals.

Destination In Depth >
Lake Manyara National Park

Lake Manyara is a great change-of-pace from the other parks in the Tanzanian safari circuit. Its thick forest and shallow alkaline lake offers refuge for over 390 species of birds - including nearly 2 million flamingo. Marshlands and shallow pools provide the ideal habitat for hippo. Lake Manyara is also home to rare tree-climbing lions.

Destination In Depth >

Day 13

Arusha National Park

Arusha is the gateway to the world-famous Tanzanian safari circuit. As such, it is often the first and/or last stop on any itinerary. The park gate lies just 45 minutes from the city center and ishighlighted by incredible lush greenery and views of nearby Mt. Meru - or even Kilimanjaro on a clear day.

Destination In Depth >
Tarangire National Park

Tarangire National Park can best be described as the Land of the Elephants. Over 1,000 square miles of unspoiled African wilderness are dotted with Baobab trees and Acacias. The Tarangire river meanders through the park and serves as the primary source of water for all the incredible wildlife that live here.

Destination In Depth >
Serengeti National Park

Perhaps the most famous national park in the entire world - and with good reason. The Serengeti plains are the classic African safari experience and filled to the brim with wildlife. Spend your days watching the big cats of Africa in their natural habitat and your nights in one of the many incredible lodges inside the park.

Destination In Depth >
Ngorongoro Crater

Part of the UNESCO World Heritage Ngorongoro Conservation Area, this 100sq mile ancient volcano is home to its own miniature ecosystem. Few animals climb out of the 2,000 ft high rim walls. Around20 of those animals that stay year round are critically endangered Black Rhino - Making this the best place in the world to see these beautiful animals.

Destination In Depth >
Lake Manyara National Park

Lake Manyara is a great change-of-pace from the other parks in the Tanzanian safari circuit. Its thick forest and shallow alkaline lake offers refuge for over 390 species of birds - including nearly 2 million flamingo. Marshlands and shallow pools provide the ideal habitat for hippo. Lake Manyara is also home to rare tree-climbing lions.

Destination In Depth >

Day 14

Lodge:
Arusha National Park

Arusha is the gateway to the world-famous Tanzanian safari circuit. As such, it is often the first and/or last stop on any itinerary. The park gate lies just 45 minutes from the city center and ishighlighted by incredible lush greenery and views of nearby Mt. Meru - or even Kilimanjaro on a clear day.

Destination In Depth >
Tarangire National Park

Tarangire National Park can best be described as the Land of the Elephants. Over 1,000 square miles of unspoiled African wilderness are dotted with Baobab trees and Acacias. The Tarangire river meanders through the park and serves as the primary source of water for all the incredible wildlife that live here.

Destination In Depth >
Serengeti National Park

Perhaps the most famous national park in the entire world - and with good reason. The Serengeti plains are the classic African safari experience and filled to the brim with wildlife. Spend your days watching the big cats of Africa in their natural habitat and your nights in one of the many incredible lodges inside the park.

Destination In Depth >
Ngorongoro Crater

Part of the UNESCO World Heritage Ngorongoro Conservation Area, this 100sq mile ancient volcano is home to its own miniature ecosystem. Few animals climb out of the 2,000 ft high rim walls. Around20 of those animals that stay year round are critically endangered Black Rhino - Making this the best place in the world to see these beautiful animals.

Destination In Depth >
Lake Manyara National Park

Lake Manyara is a great change-of-pace from the other parks in the Tanzanian safari circuit. Its thick forest and shallow alkaline lake offers refuge for over 390 species of birds - including nearly 2 million flamingo. Marshlands and shallow pools provide the ideal habitat for hippo. Lake Manyara is also home to rare tree-climbing lions.

Destination In Depth >

Fully Equipped & Specially Modified Toyota Land Cruiser

All of our tours are private. The vehicle is yours and yours alone for the duration of your adventure with us. This means we can stick around and watch a lazy lion for hours or head back early for dinner. It's all up to you.

6 Spacious seats in the back cabin plus the captain and co-captain chair gives you loads of room to stretch out as you please.

Fully Equipped With Safety Features

Our guides perform a daily inspection of all safety features on the vehicle. This includes a bumper winch, multiple spare tires, first aid kits, car jacks, CB radios, extra fuel & water, and more. We take safety and preparations seriously so you can let all of your anxieties meltaway.

Over the Top Comfort

Bluetooth audio to connect your personal music,custom seat covers thoroughly cleaned between trips,and Air Conditioning are some of the standard comfort features we have.An on-board electric refrigerator (top left) to keep your favorite food/beverages cold and several electrical outlets (bottom left) to keep your devices charged make you feel at home!

...And So Much More!

A pop-top roof for ideal game viewing.Butterfly open windows to make you feel that much more in tune with the wilderness around you. A built-in canopy for one of a kind bush picnics. (right).

Stand up and feel the breeze in your hair as you race towards a fresh kill. This jeep is designed for you to use it as you prefer.

Don't Settle For Less

Too often, we see tourists packed in to a standard 4 wheel drive vehicle or an uncomfortable fully-open flat bed. Not only are these uncomfortable and open to the elements, they don't allow you to stand or have any of the amenities mentioned above.

With Tohe, you'll ALWAYS be in the IDEAL, CLASSIC safari vehicle. Fully open-air game viewing when desired and fully enclosed when required.

Pre-Trip

Our extremely responsive trip planners will walk through every step of the pre-trip process and isalways just a text or email away. This includes:

Guiding You Through Getting a Visa

Monitoring & Helping You Navigate COVID Protocols

Local Accommodation Recommendations

Packing Lists, Attire Suggestions, Photo Tips, etc

Flexible, Safe, and Secure Payment Options

During Trip

Daily Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner

1.5L Water per person per day

Private Fully Equipped Vehicle

Highly Experienced guide/driver

Airport Pickup & Drop off

Park Entry Fees & Taxes

Departure COVID Test (If Necessary)

All Lodges & Accommodations

NOT Included: International Flights, Visas, Alcoholic Beverages, Tips ($10 per person, per dayIs standard), Extra activities (See next page), Laundry, items of a personal nature, Extra snacks

$599/pp

Hot Air Balloon Safari

Experience the Serengeti or Ngorongoro from above in an incredible hot air balloon safari experience. Flights depart at sunrise every day.

Includes 1 hour in the air, champagne, and fullEnglish breakfast.

$200/pp

Night Game Drive

A unique experience only possible in Lake Manyara National Park. See the animals when they're most active - and while predators are on the move.

A 4 hour drive with your guide - Flashlights included.

Starting at $50/pp

Dinner Under The Stars

Enjoy a private, romantic dinner under the stars deep within the African bush.

Your special candlelit dinner will be a moment to remember.

$100/Group

Hadza or Datoga Tribe Visit

Step back in time 20,000 years to umanity's hunter/gatherer history.

Witness how the indigenous local people make their food and supplies and try your hand at shooting their bow & arrows among other things.

$100/pp

Horseback Riding

Enjoy a 2 hour ride in the shadow of Mt.Kilimanjaro 40 minutes outside of Arusha.Witness zebra, gazelle, eland, wildebeest and even gerenuk along the way.

Rides are suitable for all experience levels.

$100/Group

Maasai Village Visit

Spend time with the iconic Maasai people in one of their thatched roof villages.

They'll entertain you with traditional dance and welcome you to explore their village home.

Starting at $150/pp

Kilimanjaro Base Camp Hike

A day trip to the Shira plateau of Mt.Kilimanjaro.

A great way to get a taste of one of the most famous climbs in the world.

$75/pp

Mt. Kilimanjaro Culture

Spend a day or half-day exploring the rich cultural history of the Chagga people who inhibit the area around Mt. Kilimanjaro.

Includes underground cave, waterfall trek,coffee/banana plantation visits.

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Kilimanjaro Summit and/or Zanzibar

Take a 5-10 day hike to the top of Africa with a team of sherpas or relax on the fine white sands of  Zanzibar.Either can be added to the beginning or end of any wildlife safari.

Low Season
(April 1-May 31)
Shoulder Season
(Mar 1-Mar 31)
or (Nov 1 - Dec 21)
High Season
(Jan 7 - Feb 28)
or (Sept 15 - Oct 31)
Peak Season
(June 1 - Sept 14)
or (Dec 22 - Jan 6)
1 Person
2 People
9649
10333
10851
10985
3 People
4 People
5 People
6 People
Low Season
(April 1-May 31)
Shoulder Season
(Mar 1-Mar 31)
or (Nov 1 - Dec 21)
1 Person
2 People
9649
10333
3 People
4 People
5 People
6 People
High Season
(Jan 7 - Feb 28)
or (Sept 15 - Oct 31)
Peak Season
(June 1 - Sept 14)
or (Dec 22 - Jan 6)
1 Person
2 People
10851
10985
3 People
4 People
5 People
6 People

* All cost estimates are group totals and based on the chosen accommodations highlighted in this document. If you choose to modify accommodations, pricing may be different.

To inquire about this tour or to customize your own

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Who is Tohe?

Tohe Wildlife Safaris (Pronounced tow-hee) is aboutique safari outfitter based in Arusha, Tanzania.

Our founding partners - Richard Moshi of Tanzania & Ron Wagman of the USA - met when Richard was the tour guide on Ron's honeymoon safari.

Richard brings years of experience guiding people through his home country, while Ron knows exactly what an American/European tourist is looking for in their visit.

Why Us?

We are Boutique

Tohe offers a personal touch that the big brands can't provide. You'll be planning your trip with one owner of the company and guided by the other.

Nobody is more invested in making sure your safari is perfect at every corner.

Local Accessibility Plus International Convenience

We offer all of the benefits of traveling local with the convenience of booking American.

Whether you're looking for an authentic experience on a budget, or a spare - no expense luxury vacation - Tohe has you covered.

Luxury

9 Day/8 Night Big 5 Honeymoon Package - Luxury

Enjoy a romantic honeymoon experience set within the wilderness of Tanzania. We selected lodges that offer the best of both worlds - from rustic charm to classic East African luxury. As with all of our tours, customizations and add-ons are welcome.

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Tarangire National Park
Serengeti National Park
Ngorongoro Crater
Lake Manyara National Park
Luxury

10-Day Serengeti NP, Tarangire NP & Zanzibar Luxury Tour

This luxury tour to Serengeti National Park, Tarangire National Park and Zanzibar Beaches is suitable for those who have limited time for a safari and yet want to visit the two most prominent parks in the northern tourism circuit. This tour will allow you to witness the Big Five, big cats, and different species of birds. Furthermore, you will spend the nights in luxury accommodation and have an unforgettable, once-in-a-lifetime adventure.

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Serengeti National Park
Tarangire National Park
Mid-Range

8-Day Lake Manyara NP, Ngorongoro Crater, Tarangire NP & Zanzibar Mid-Range Tour

This Big Five safari includes Tanzania's must-see parks which include the Serengeti National Park and its many beautiful animals and a full-day game drive through the lush Ngorongoro Crater. You'll also visit the diverse landscapes of Tarangire National Park and have the opportunity to see the flamingoes and tree-climbing lions of Lake Manyara National Park. The safari continues with a Zanzibar extension where you will relax on the beautiful beach surrounded by palm and coconut trees.

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Lake Manyara National Park
Ngorongoro Crater
Tarangire National Park