
moderate
12 days
Suitable for travelers in average physical condition; expect long vehicle days and some short walks in parks and at viewpoints.
A 12-day budget group safari that threads Kenya and Tanzania’s greatest wildlife areas from Maasai Mara to the Serengeti and Ngorongoro. Expect long drives, communal camps, and prime chances to witness the great migration and concentrated big-game populations.
Dust from the road rises in a slow ribbon as the van crosses the rim of the Rift Valley and the first acacia silhouettes slide past the windows. The guide taps the radio, scans the horizon, and the group leans forward as if the landscape itself might offer a clue to where the next lion will appear. This is a safari paced by migration and geography—long drives broken into bursts of intense attention when a distant shape resolves into a herd, a tower of elephants, or the flash of a cheetah.

Game drives begin before sunrise—pack a headlamp, warm layers, and have cameras ready by the van at first light.
Bring a large reusable water bottle; bottled water is provided but carrying your own reduces waste and keeps you hydrated on long drives.
Light scarves, a wide-brim hat, and sunglasses help on dusty roads and open-vehicle drives.
Always follow the guide’s instructions and avoid sudden movements or noise that can disturb animals and ruin sightings for others.
The itinerary traverses areas near Olduvai Gorge, where fossil discoveries reshaped knowledge of early hominins and human evolution.
Parks depend on entrance fees and community partnerships; choose operators that support local guides and follow strict waste and wildlife disturbance rules.
Brings distant wildlife into clear view without relying on vehicle proximity.
Protects against short rains and early-morning chills on drives.
spring specific
Needed for short walks, uneven campsite terrain, and standing on game-drive roofs.
Useful for photographers to capture distant predators and crossing rivers without disturbing animals.