TANZANIA SAFARIS, EXCURSIONS AND CULTURAL TOURS
| SAFARIS | You may also inquire or organize your Safaris to the Famous National Parks | |
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SAMPLE SAFARI PROGRAMS |
| CULTURAL TOURS | ||
| This include visiting the people and villages at the base of Mt. Kilimanjaro and sampling the local brews plus cultural dances |
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Visits to Masai Villages, and other important Historical Cultural sites are organised. |
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More information and Travel Tips
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Day 1: Depart from Arusha town with picnic lunch for Lake Manyara park game drive,dinner and overnight at Camp or Lodgeor LodgeSite. The Green Hills of Africa". Mahogany, sausage tree and croton are alive with blue monkeys and vervets. Elephants feed off fallen fruit while bushbuck, waterbuck, baboons, aardvark, civet, all make their home in the forest. Manyara is sanctuary to elusive buffalo and hippo, giraffe, impala, zebra and the famous residents - tree climbing lions. Lake Manyara itself is a magnet for birdlife and a kaleidoscope of different species can be found around its shores, including huge flocks of flamingoes but you can see them from far due to shortage of their food inthe shores. Day 2:After breakfast,drive to Ngorongoro with picnic lunch for Crater tour, dinner and overnight at Camp or Lodgeor LodgeSite. The views at the rim of Ngorongoro Crater are sensational. On the crater floor, grassland blends into swamps, lakes, rivers, woodland and mountains - all a heaven for wildlife, including the densest predator population in Africa. The crater is home to up to 25,000 large mammals, mainly grazers - gazelle, buffalo, eland, hartebeest and warthog. You will not find giraffe as there is not much to eat at tree level, or topi, because the competition with wildebeest is too fierce, nor will you find impala. The crater elephants are strangely, mainly bulls. There are a small number of black rhinos here too Day 3: After breakfast,depart with picnic lunch for Tarangire park game drive untill around 1600hrs then drive back to Arusha town. End of Service
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ALTS 03 4DAYS/3NIGHTS
CAMPING SAFARI |
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Day 1: Depart from Arusha with picnic lunch for Lake Manyara park game drive, dinner and overnight at Panorama or Twiga Campsite on the Rift Valley Escarpment. The Green Hills of Africa". Mahogany, sausage tree and croton are alive with blue monkeys and vervets. Elephants feed off fallen fruit while bushbuck, waterbuck, baboons, aardvark, civet, all make their home in the forest. Manyara is sanctuary to elusive buffalo and hippo, giraffe, impala, zebra and the famous residents - tree climbing lions. Lake Manyara itself is a magnet for birdlife and a kaleidoscope of different species can be found around its shores, including huge flocks of flamingoes but you can see them from far due to shortage of their food inthe shores. Day 2. After breakfast depart with picnic Lunch for Serengeti Park game drive enroute via Olduvai Gorge and Ndutu. Dinner and overnight at Seronera Campsite in Serengeti The Serengeti is on of the world's last great wildlife refuges. This vast area of land supports the greatest remaining concentration of plain game in Africa, on a scale unparalleled anywhere else in the world. The name comes from the Maasai 'Siringet', meaning endless plains. Equal in size to Northern Ireland, the Park contains an estimated three million large animals, most of which take part in a seasonal migration that is one of nature's wonders. The annual migration of more than 1.5 million wildebeests as well as hundreds of thousands of zebras and gazelles is triggered by the rains. The wet season starts in November and lasts until about May. Generally the herds congregate and move out at the end of May. Their movement is a continual search for grass and water - the moving mass of animals requiring over 4,000 tons of grass each day. The exodus coincides with the breeding season which causes fights among the males. As the dry season sets in the herds drift out of the West, one group to the North, the other north-east heading for the permanent waters of the northern rivers and the Mara. The Seronera Valley in the Serengeti is famous for the abundance lion and leopard that can usually be seen quite easily. The adult male lions of the Serengeti have characteristic black manes. Day 3. After breakfast, Serengeti park game drive with picnic lunch/Hot lunch. Afternoon continue to Ngorongoro for dinner and overnight at Simba Campsite Crater Rim. The views at the rim of Ngorongoro Crater are sensational. On the crater floor, grassland blends into swamps, lakes, rivers, woodland and mountains - all a heaven for wildlife, including the densest predator population in Africa. The crater is home to up to 25,000 large mammals, mainly grazers - gazelle, buffalo, eland, hartebeest and warthog. You will not find giraffe as there is not much to eat at tree level, or topi, because the competition with wildebeest is too fierce, nor will you find impala. The crater elephants are strangely, mainly bulls. There are a small number of black rhinos here too Day 4. After breakfast, descent into crater with picnic lunch for game drive until around 1500hrs, then drive back to Arusha town. End of Service
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Day 1: Depart from Arusha with picnic lunch for Lake Manyara park game drive,dinner and overnight at Camp or Lodgeor LodgeSite. The Green Hills of Africa". Mahogany, sausage tree and croton are alive with blue monkeys and vervets. Elephants feed off fallen fruit while bushbuck, waterbuck, baboons, aardvark, civet, all make their home in the forest. Manyara is sanctuary to elusive buffalo and hippo, giraffe, impala, zebra and the famous residents - tree climbing lions. Lake Manyara itself is a magnet for birdlife and a kaleidoscope of different species can be found around its shores, including huge flocks of flamingoes but you can see them from far due to shortage of their food inthe shores.
Day 5:After breakfast,decsent into the Crater with picnic lunch for game drive untill around 1430hrs, then drive back to Arusha town. End of Service
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Day 1: Depart from Arusha town with picnic lunch for Lake Manyara park game drive, dinner and overnight at Camp. The Green Hills of Africa". Mahogany, sausage tree and croton are alive with blue monkeys and vervets. Elephants feed off fallen fruit while bushbuck, waterbuck, baboons, aardvark, civet, all make their home in the forest. Manyara is sanctuary to elusive buffalo and hippo, giraffe, impala, zebra and the famous residents - tree climbing lions. Lake Manyara itself is a magnet for birdlife and a kaleidoscope of different species can be found around its shores, including huge flocks of flamingoes but you can see them from far due to shortage of their food inthe shores.
Day 2:After breakfast,depart with picnic lunch for
Ngorongoro Crater game drive, dinner and overnight at Camp or Lodgeor
LodgeSite. Day 3:After Breakfast, drive to Ndutu area for game drive en route to Serengeti for dinner and overnight at Camp or Lodgeor LodgeSite.
Day 4:After breakfast, with picnic lunch Serengeti park
game drive towards Northern part of Serengeti for dinner and overnight.
Day 5:Fullday Serengeti park game drive, lunch at Camp or
Lodgeor Lodgefollowed by another game drive enroute to Ndutu for dinner
and overnight at Kudu Camp or Lodgeor LodgeSite {Karatu}.
Day 6:After breakfast depart with picnic lunch for
Tarangire park game drive,untill around 1500hrs continue to Arusha Park
for dinner and overnight at Camp or Lodgeor LodgeSite
Day 7:After breakfast Arusha park game drive,hot lunch at
Camp, followed by another short game drive before drive back to Arusha
Town.
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DAY 1: Drive
from Arusha to Nainokanoka Village hike up to the rim of the Olmoti Crater
and visit the Munge water falls. Evening hike down to the base dinner and
overnight at Nainokanoka Village.
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The Green Hills of Africa". Mahogany, sausage tree and croton are alive with blue monkeys and vervets. Elephants feed off fallen fruit while bushbuck, waterbuck, baboons, aardvark, civet, all make their home in the forest. Manyara is sanctuary to elusive buffalo and hippo, giraffe, impala, zebra and the famous residents - tree climbing lions. Lake Manyara itself is a magnet for birdlife and a kaleidoscope of different species can be found around its shores, including huge flocks of flamingoes but you can see them from far due to shortage of their food inthe shores.
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. After breakfast, DRIVE TO to Lake Natron with picnic lunch
boxes. All meals, dinner and overnight campsite. Day 4 After breakfast drive to Serengeti by northern route. Serengeti game drive en route to Lobo Northern Serengeti. All meals, dinner and overnight campsite in Lobo. The Serengeti is on of the world's last great wildlife refuges. This vast area of land supports the greatest remaining concentration of plain game in Africa, on a scale unparalleled anywhere else in the world. The name comes from the Maasai 'Siringet', meaning endless plains. Equal in size to Northern Ireland, the Park contains an estimated three million large animals, most of which take part in a seasonal migration that is one of nature's wonders. The annual migration of more than 1.5 million wildebeests as well as hundreds of thousands of zebras and gazelles is triggered by the rains. The wet season starts in November and lasts until about May. Generally the herds congregate and move out at the end of May. Their movement is a continual search for grass and water - the moving mass of animals requiring over 4,000 tons of grass each day. The exodus coincides with the breeding season which causes fights among the males. As the dry season sets in the herds drift out of the West, one group to the North, the other north-east heading for the permanent waters of the northern rivers and the Mara. The Seronera Valley in the Serengeti is famous for the abundance lion and leopard that can usually be seen quite easily. The adult male lions of the Serengeti have characteristic black manes. Day 5 After breakfast morning drive to Seronera (central Serengeti). Full day game drive. All meals, dinner and overnight campsite in Seronera. Day 6 Early morning sunrise game drive in Seronera, return to Camp or Lodgeor Lodgefor breakfast then with picnic lunch boxes drive to Mwanza by Western Corridor. Overnight at hotel in Mwanza on bed and breakfast basis Day 7 Free day in Mwanza. Overnight at hotel on bed and breakfast basis. Day 8 After breakfast, early morning drive with picnic lunch boxes to Ngorongoro via Olduvai. All meals, dinner and overnight Simba campsite on the crater rim. The views at the rim of Ngorongoro Crater are sensational. On the crater floor, grassland blends into swamps, lakes, rivers, woodland and mountains - all a heaven for wildlife, including the densest predator population in Africa. The crater is home to up to 25,000 large mammals, mainly grazers - gazelle, buffalo, eland, hartebeest and warthog. You will not find giraffe as there is not much to eat at tree level, or topi, because the competition with wildebeest is too fierce, nor will you find impala. The crater elephants are strangely, mainly bulls. There are a small number of black rhinos here too Day 9 After breakfast descend into the crater for Ngorongoro full day tour with picnic lunch boxes, late afternoon ascend the crater and drive to Karatu (between Ngorongoro and Manyara)., dinner and overnight campsite. Day 10 After breakfast morning drive to Lake Eyasi with picnic lunch boxes (visit Bushmen). All meals, dinner and overnight campsite. Day 11 After breakfast optional visit of Hadzabe and Tatoga Tribes. The with picnic lunch boxes drive to Tarangire. All meals, dinner and overnight campsite. Day 12 After breakfast game drive in Tarangire with picnic lunch boxes and then afternoon drive to Arusha National Park for dinner and overnight at campsite Day 13 After breakfast (optional morning walking safari) game drive with picnic lunch boxes. Late afternoon back to Arusha. END OF SERVICE
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| CULTURAL TOURS | ||
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From Mt. Kilimanjaro to the Serengeti, Ngorongoro Crater and Zanzibar, Tanzania is also endowed with some of the most breath taking attractions. Tourists will no doubt want to experience these sights. It would be incomplete if any tourist were to leave Tanzania without realizing the other treasure awaiting discovery. With bountiful ways to experience the culture, interact with local people and enjoy magnificent scenery in many places, tourists could easily spend a few more days, weeks or even months in Tanzania complimenting their mountain climb or safari thus making their visit much more complete and rewarding. Tourists now have the opportunity to choose form a variety of cultural tours organized by Ashanti Lodge Tours and Safaris. In many areas, rural life is an attraction on its own. Carefully cultivated plots of land or lush tropical vegetation form a back drop for simple traditional houses, women are seen in colorful dresses or clad in Kitenge or Kanga balancing buckets of water on their heads. Villages participate enthusiastically in development projects, irrigation systems to construction work for primary schools. In the evenings, when soft moonlight bathes the village, it is time for cultural activities. Men and women dance to ancient rhythms celebrating for a few hours the joy of life. Villagers are often willing to receive tourists and share with them the daily life activities around their village. They see tourists as an activity that can create employment and generate income which ca be used to improve their living conditions. Ashanti Lodge Tours and Safaris organizes visit to the following cultural sited:-
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Zanzibar Excursions |
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SPECIAL ZANZIBAR DAY TRIP |
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Depart from Dar-es-salaam by ferry / plane. Met on arrival in Zanzibar at Port / Airport. Continue for City Tour and Spice Tour at Chwini then lunch and relax on the beach or walk through the Stone Town. Then transfer to Docks /Airport for return to Dar es Salaam at 1600 hrs
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CITY ( STONE TOWN ) TOUR |
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This is a historical tour to the Old Stone Town of Zanzibar, among the selected points to be visited are: * The Central market {built in 1904} * The Anglican Church {built on the site of Slave Market 1874} * National Museum {opened in 1925} * Tip Tippu House { house of a famous Slave Trader} * House of wonders {built in 1883} * Palace Museum {former residence of the Sultan 1911 - 1964} * Walking down the narrow lanes of the Stone Town
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SPICE TOUR |
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This is a Tour to some wonderful gardens containing exotic and endemic Spice and fruit trees. Taste a variety of fruits from rose apple to guava & serve different Spices in their aromatic state {cinnamon, nutmeg, black pepper & many other rare plants such as henna, lipstick tree etc} finally visit the Maruhubi Palace Ruins & Kidichi Persian Baths.
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JOZANI FOREST |
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A natural forest for fauna lovers such as Mangroves, Palms & Timber trees and the habitat of Red Colubus Monkey. Best time to visit is before 1030 hrs and after 1600 hrs
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PRISON ISLAND TOUR |
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Known as {Changuu Island} an Islet situated to the West of Zanzibar Town 30 Minutes by Motor Boat ride. It was formally used by Slave owner as a Private detention place for disobedient Slaves. Then a jail was constructed in 1893 and was never utilized as such but instead and as a quarantine ideal for Relaxing, Swimming, Snorkeling or Walking around to view the giant tortoise and beautiful Peacocks. This trip could be half or full day.
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DOLPHIN TOUR |
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Kizimkazi village is a Persian home , "MKAZI" means settler . its situated south of Unguja Island. This is home to several schools of bottle nosed dolphin. You go on a boat ride to view the Dolphins. You may also swim and snorkel on beautiful coral reefs. This is a site of a 12th century mosque the earliest evidence of Islam in East Africa
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