Safari Animalier
4 Jours / 3 Nuits – Tarangire, Lac Eyasi, Lac Manyara et Mto wa Mbu
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Durée
4 jours
Catégorie
Safari Animalier
Difficulté
Easy
Meilleure période
Jun–Oct & Jan–Feb
Itinéraire
Arusha
Prix
$1,350 – $1,580
Jun–Oct peak season
Présentation
Ce safari de quatre jours relie deux des meilleurs parcs de faune du nord de la Tanzanie à une journée complète hors des sentiers battus à Mto wa Mbu — une véritable ville active plutôt qu'une étape culturelle artificielle. Vous commencez à Tarangire parmi certains des plus grands troupeaux d'éléphants d'Afrique et des baobabs millénaires, puis échangez le véhicule contre un vélo et un guide à pied à Mto wa Mbu, avant de descendre dans le cratère du Ngorongoro pour l'observation de la faune la plus dense de Tanzanie, et de terminer sur les rives du lac Manyara bordées de flamants roses.
Ce circuit s'adresse aux voyageurs qui veulent les parcs classiques du circuit nord sans faire l'impasse sur les habitants qui vivent à leurs côtés. Deux nuits sont passées dans la région de Karatu/Mto wa Mbu, à proximité du cratère et du lac, ce qui limite les temps de route et maximise le temps d'observation.
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Depart Arusha after breakfast and drive around two hours to Tarangire National Park. Spend the full day on game drives along the Tarangire River, the dry-season lifeline that draws some of the largest elephant herds in Africa — often 200 or more in a single family group — alongside zebra, wildebeest, giraffe and, with luck, tree-climbing lions. The park's ancient baobabs, some over a thousand years old, give it one of the most striking landscapes on the northern circuit. In the late afternoon, continue on to your lodge near Mto wa Mbu or Karatu for dinner and overnight.
Activités
Picnic or lodge lunch inside the park; carry a hat, sunscreen and binoculars for the game drive.
Spend the day off the safari circuit in Mto wa Mbu, a farming and trading town at the base of the Rift Valley escarpment where more than a hundred ethnic groups live and work side by side. A local guide leads a village walk through banana, rice and coffee plantations, with stops to taste home-brewed banana beer and see Makonde wood carving and Tingatinga painting up close. Swap the walk for a bicycle to cover more ground through the irrigated farmland, visit a women's handicraft workshop, and share a local meal cooked the way Mto wa Mbu families cook every day. It is a slower, hands-on day between two big game parks, and one most guests remember as much as the wildlife.
Activités
Comfortable closed shoes recommended for the walk and cycling; the pace is easy and suitable for most fitness levels.
After an early breakfast, drive to the Ngorongoro Conservation Area and descend 600 metres onto the floor of the world's largest intact volcanic caldera. Around 25,000 large animals live within its walls year-round, making it one of the most reliable places in Africa to see the Big Five in a single morning — lion, elephant, buffalo and leopard are near-certain, and the crater holds Tanzania's best remaining population of the endangered black rhino. Descending early gives the best chance of rhino and predator sightings before the heat sets in. Hippos wallow in the Gorigor Swamp and, seasonally, flamingos line the shallow soda waters of Lake Magadi. Climb back up the crater wall in the afternoon and return to your lodge in Karatu.
Activités
Vehicles must exit the crater by a fixed time each evening; mornings are the coolest and best for predator activity.
After breakfast, drive to Lake Manyara National Park for a morning game drive through groundwater forest, open grassland and the flamingo-fringed edge of the soda lake itself. Manyara is famous for its tree-climbing lions and its dense birdlife — over 400 species recorded — as well as elephant, buffalo and giraffe along the lakeshore. With the Rift Valley escarpment rising behind the park, it is one of the most scenic short game drives on the northern circuit. After lunch, continue the drive back to Arusha, arriving in the late afternoon where your safari ends.
Activités
Flight connections from Kilimanjaro International Airport (JRO) should be booked no earlier than the evening of Day 4.
Départ depuis: Arusha
| Nuit | Hébergement | Repas |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Lodge or tented camp, Mto wa Mbu / Karatu area | Lunch, Dinner |
| 2 | Lodge or tented camp, Mto wa Mbu / Karatu area | Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner |
| 3 | Lodge, Karatu | Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner |
| 4 | Safari ends — no accommodation | Breakfast, Lunch |
No — it is paced for all fitness levels. The village walk and cycling are on flat ground and can be shortened, and the day is as much about conversation and craft workshops as physical activity.
No sighting in the wild is ever guaranteed, but Ngorongoro Crater is genuinely one of the best places in Africa for it — we descend early, when rhinos are most active, to give you the best possible chance.
Karatu sits close to both the Ngorongoro crater rim and Lake Manyara, so basing there for two nights cuts driving time and leaves more hours for game viewing instead of transfers.
Yes, this is commonly extended to six or seven days by adding the Serengeti after the Ngorongoro Crater — ask us for a tailored version.
A 4WD safari Land Cruiser with a pop-up roof for game viewing and photography, shared with a maximum of six guests; private vehicles are available on request.
4 Jours / 3 Nuits – Tarangire, Mto wa Mbu, Ngorongoro et Lac Manyara
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