Honey-guide safari

This is the best trip if you have only week to explore and go game viewing. We will take you to the

Arusha and Tarangire National Park
We will collect you from your hotel (please advise us where you will be staying, or alternatively we can make a reservation on your behalf at a hotel in Arusha) and travel from Arusha to Tarangire National Park for a game drive and picnic. The park is well known for its large herds of elephants. The game drive lasts until late afternoon when you will be driven to the Burunge Luxury Lodge for dinner and the night.

Tarangire National Park
After breakfast you will have a full days game drive in the Tarangire National Park. Lunch is at the lodge before heading back into the park again until late in the afternoon and another night at the Burunge Luxury Lodge.

Tarangire and the Serengeti National Park
Early in the Morning after breakfast we drive to Serengeti National Park taking a picnic. You will pass Olduvai Gorge (Optional) in the late in afternoon and then continue to the Serengeti Serena Lodge for the night.

Serengeti and the Ngorongoro Crater
Early in the morning you will have a game drive in the Serengeti National Park and after breakfast we drive to the Ngorongoro Crater taking a picnic. We enjoy an evening game drive at the Crater before being driven to the Ngorongoro Serena Lodge for dinner.

Serengeti half-day game drive on route to exit Serengeti ,after lunch drive to Ngorongoro via Oldupai gorge musiums and vast view of the Maasai land with their cattles. especting to be arriving at you lodge at evening hours where you will rest and enjoy a crater view from you lodge.

This date requires early morning wake and depart at 06 sharp, you will be able to see one elusive mammal of the big 5 the ( Rhinoceros), which are mostly spotted at the crater floor.at around 930 have your breakfast at the picnic site and continue with the game drive until lunch hours and drive to Karatu for Overnight.

Your day begins at sunrise, when the call to prayer from the mosque blends with the Maasai herders’ songs echoing across the savanna. You walk past homes built in different styles: Maasai manyattas with cow dung walls, Iraqw stone houses, and Hadzabe temporary shelters made of branches. Each tells a story of culture and adaptation. 🏘️
At the central market, trade happens in Swahili, but you hear snippets of Hadzabe clicks, Datoga grunts, and Iraqw proverbs. A Datoga woman sells hand-forged knives—used for everything from carving wood to cutting fruit—while a Hadzabe elder shares stories of tracking animals by footprints and bird calls.
After your lunch with the local, slowly drive back to Arusha.