In the morning depart from Arusha to Lake Manyara for the morning cultural visit at mto wa mbu village. Mto Wa Mbu Cultural village offers a series of different activities that natural environment can afford along with traditional and culture of the indigenous. There are mixtures of Iraqw and Maasai tribes, which are the dominant, and other small tribes that are surrounding the area. Lunch at the village. Afternoon enter Lake Manyara National park for the game drives. The Park is best known for its tree climbing lions, but you are more likely to see elephants, giraffe, zebra, wildebeest, primates and a wealth of bird life.
In the evening proceed to the lodge for dinner and overnight.

After Breakfast, we drive you to Serengeti National park via Olduvai Gorge to visit the small but interesting museum of this famous archaeological site. Continue on a game-drive with Picnic lunches through the vast Serengeti National Park. Home to the greatest concentration of large mammals on earth. The land is characterized by vast stretches of open plains, punctuated by kopjes, rock formations that have survived from the Pre-Cambrian period, and more rolling, hilly, mixed savannah woodland, cut by seasonal streams and rivers that nurture huge trees.
At night relax at the lodge for dinner and overnight.

After breakfast, proceed with Morning & afternoon game drives in Serengeti National park. Meals and overnight at the lodge.

After breakfast, proceed with final game drives in Serengeti National Park. Later on depart to Ngorongoro Conservation area with picnic lunch boxes.
In the evening arrives at the lodge for dinner and overnight.

After breakfast, descent into the Crater with picnic lunches for a tour around the Lerai Acacia Forest and the crater floor, looking for giant-tusked elephant, rare black rhino and the black-maned lion. Ascend the crater rim in the late afternoon and depart to Lake Eyasi.
Arrives at the lodge for dinner and overnight at the Lodge.

Early morning after breakfast proceed with activities. Here, you can actually get out of the car — you can explore the trails around the lake, walk through nearby tribal villages. While it’s possible to see wildlife, what makes Lake Eyasi truly special is the opportunity to visit with the local tribes. The wa-Datoga are a pastoral group like the Maasai, and it’s always interesting to visit the local Blacksmith or a Datoga boma. One can also venture into the bush with the nomadic, hunter-gatherer Hadza Bushmen. Spending a day with the Hadza, hunter-gatherers that speak a historical language of the continent, enables a journey back into the past.
Later we drive back to Arusha. Lunch at town restaurant.