> Hello,
> My friend and I plan to travel to East African coutries to see the
> safari/wild animals and the beaches there. We plan to stay at the
> beach for about a week after or before seeing the safari.
> I would like to know what is the reasonable amount of time we should
> spend at the safari to see all the big animals? where we should go?
> Kenya or Tanzania or both? what is reasonable price and good travel
> company/guide?
> I appreciate all your advise :-)
> Duncan
Dear Duncan,
Dont look anotherway , just cross to Tanzania.
Here is you itirenary for safaris.
DTS 034 NGORONGORO - SERENGETI - MANYARA 6 DAYS.
Luxury Lodge | Budget Camping
Day 1 Early morning departure from Arusha to Tarangire national park
full day game viewing, dinner and overnight at the hotel/lodge.
Day 2 Breakfast then descend to the Crater floor for a full day game
viewing. The 100 sq miles crater is host to rhino, elephant, lion, zebra
and Wildebeest. Enjoy a picnic lunch before ascending the crater wall
back to the Lodge/camp for dinner and overnight.
Day 3 After breakfast continue to the vast Serengeti National Park.
Stopping at Olduvai Gorge. Lunch at the Lodge/camp and afternoon game
viewing where large herds of wildebeest, zebra and gazelle roam the
plains. Dinner and overnight at Lodge/camp.
Annual Wildebeeste migration Day 4 Morning game drive taking you to
different parts of the Serengeti. Lunch at the lodge/camp and an
afternoon game drive. Serengeti is famous for its annual migration when
millions of wildebeest and zebra set off for the Maasai Mara in search
of water and better grazing grounds. Dinner and overnight at the
Lodge/camp.
Day 5 Breakfast then depart for Lake Manyara National Park. Lunch in a
Hotel/camp. An afternoon game drive looking for the famous tree-climbing
lions. Dinner and overnight in a Hotel/camp.
After that we will take you to Kilimanjaro, for moutain climbing, or
Zanzibar Islands.
In Tanzania we have everything for everybody, we are very friendly to
all people, and for all nationalities.
Please take some of your minutes to visit :
http://www.angelfire.com/un/jamboafrica
jamboafrica@yahoo.com
Regards,
jamboafrica@yahoo.com
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