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Ready to live the best week of your life? Thanks to the Cheetah itinerary, we will take you to discover some of the most beautiful places in all of Tanzania, characterized by breathtaking views that you will cherish, and many wonderful animals that roam the savannah. Elephants, cheetahs, lions and antelopes are just some of the animals you’ll meet.
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Upon your arrival at Kilimanjaro Airport, you will be greeted by the staff of Safari Avventura which will immediately show you the warmth of Tanzania with a festive welcome. You can then decide after a short briefing and a light refreshment of local specialties to either move to your lodge or stay in the company of our staff, who will accompany you on a visit to the city of Arusha to get you into the very heart of Africa.
Dinner and overnight accommodation at the reference lodge.
A few hours away from Arusha National Park is the target destination for you on this wonderful second day of safari in Tanzania, the Tarangire National Park, a must-visit destination for enthusiasts and tourists alike. Among the many beauties of this park are the Baobabs, trees so high that they seem to touch the sky. Their sizes are really incredible, and you will be left in awe finding yourself at the foot of these majestic trees.
The Tarangire is also traversed by a rather interesting river that pulls many animal species into the park. Among these are the big five animals, the largest in Tanzania, which include elephants and black rhinos, as well as leopards, gazelles and many other animal species, including a wide variety of birds, especially in the period from October to May.
Packed lunch.
Dinner and overnight accommodation at the lodge.
You will be visiting the splendid Ngorongoro Conservation Area on this third day of the itinerary in Tanzania, one of the most popular and highly appreciated places in all of Africa, which every year sees the arrival of thousands of tourists interested in its beauty and biodiversity.
The visit will focus mainly on the Ngorongoro Crater, one of the largest caldera in the world, where you can find a vast amount of animals that will take your breath away. Predators, herbivores and birds await you in the crater.
Packed lunch.
Dinner and overnight accommodation at the reference lodge.
This fourth day of the Cheetah itinerary involves an immersion in one of the most beautiful parks in all of Tanzania, the Serengeti National Park. Despite the last four intense days, in which you saw so many beautiful parks, the Serengeti is one of the most beautiful and famous ever, famous mainly for the great migration phenomenon that sees the seasonal displacement of millions of wildebeests, in what turns out to be an intense and breathtaking spectacle.
However, there are lots of other animals waiting for you in the Serengeti. You will find a wide variety of predators, such as lions, cheetahs and leopards, including many other species, such as gazelles, giraffes, elephants and hyenas.
Packed lunch.
Dinner and overnight accommodation at the tented camp.
We return to the Serengeti on this fifth day of the Cheetah itinerary to discover its many animals, making it one of the most sought-after attractions for safari enthusiasts. The great plain of the Serengeti Park is in fact an expanse of thirty thousand kilometres hosting about one and a half million animals, a mix of herbivores and predators.
The Serengeti is a wonderful destination for both photographic safaris and for those who simply want to impress in their minds one of the most evocative images in the world. Elephants, lions, leopards, rhinos, buffaloes and wildebeests are just some of the many species of fauna in Tanzania that you can see up close here.
Packed lunch.
Dinner and overnight accommodation at the tented camp.
The tour continues to the Lake Manyara National Park, one of Tanzania’s most biodiverse parks. Despite the small area of only 330 square kilometres, occupied almost entirely by the lake, and despite the park’s small size, the vegetation is so varied as to allow the coexistence of different habitats among them.
The Lake Manyara Park ranges from swamps to savannahs and acacias, where you can meet majestic lions. The main attractions are the beautiful birds and lions, which you will also find lying on top of the tree branches, prompting many tourists and safari enthusiasts to come to this beautiful park.
There are also elephants, zebras, wildebeests, warthogs, antelopes and giraffes.
Packed lunch.
Dinner and overnight accommodation at the tented camp.
This seventh day concludes the cheetah itinerary in beautiful Tanzania. We have seen so many beautiful wonders, but before returning home there is still time for one last trip to Arusha. Here you can go on a wild shopping spree to bring home a lot of memories and a few ideas for friends and family who couldn’t come with you.
You can also visit Arusha’s characteristic market with its numerous stalls and continue your holiday by purchasing the “sea extension package”.
For more information about our Tanzania itineraries, such as the one to Zanzibar, the Great Migration special tour or safaris in the African Rift Valley, or to request quotes or receive assistance and advice on the travel packages you have purchased, you can email or call us at the number below. We always respond within 24 hours.
The price of a Tanzania safari can vary depending on the itinerary you choose. The costs of our Tanzania tours include many services. The only expense not included is that of air travel. The cost of a trip to Tanzania can range from 700 to 3000 euros depending on the days and the type of tour you want to take.
What is the best time of year for a trip to Tanzania? Tanzania has a tropical climate. In the highlands, temperatures vary between 10 and 20°C during the cold and hot seasons, respectively. The hottest period is from November to February (25-31°C), while the coldest period occurs between May and August (15-20°C).
For a safari in Tanzania, it is advisable to carry both lighter clothes and a half-weight to be able to better cope with the large temperature range between day and night. You should also carry a backpack, comfortable shoes, sunscreen, binoculars, a hat and toiletries.
No mandatory vaccinations are required unless you are coming from a yellow fever transmission risk country or transiting through one before reaching Tanzania. If you are transiting or coming from countries where yellow fever is at risk of transmission then you will have to have the preventive yellow fever vaccine.
Two documents are needed for a safari in Tanzania: a passport, which must have a residual validity of at least six months when entering the country, an entry visa for tourist travel, which costs 42.40 euros and is applied for before departure at the Tanzanian Embassy in Rome or the Honorary Consulate in Milan. The form can be downloaded from: http://www.embassyoftanzaniarome.info/.
Tanzania's main airport is Julius Nyerere International Airport DAR in Dar Es Salaam near the center and ideal for visiting the parks of southern Tanzania. Kilimanjaro International Airport (JRO) is the most important for international traffic and ideal for visiting the parks of northern Tanzania. Zanzibar Abeid Amani Karume, on the other hand, is only 5 km south of Zanzibar.
Tanzania's currency is the Tanzanian shilling. The local currency currently sees an exchange rate of 0.00035 euro for 1 shilling. It is advisable to always see the current exchange rate value before leaving.
We are a member of Atta, The African Travel & Tourism Association (Member no. 206435).
We operate under Tour Operator License Class “A” No. 005506 issued by the Ministry of Tourism of Tanzania.
We are a member of the Tanzania Association of Tour Operators (TATO).
We are a member of the Tanzania Tourist Board.
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