Arusha National Park Day Tour Safari

Durations

1 Day

Difficulty

Easy

Early morning at 6:30am you will be picked up by our driver guide from your stay in Arusha or Moshi, with picnic lunch we depart to Arusha National Park for full day game drive in the park. After picnic lunch we continue game drives safari which takes you till Ngurdoto crater, animals to be seen includes buffaloes, waterbucks, giraffes, warthogs, gazelles, zebras, and Elephants. At sunset we drive back to Arusha town and drop off at the place of your choice or transferred to Kilimanajaro Airport for flight back home

Optional activity: You can participate in walking safari in the park with an armed ranger that will give you the chance to experience the wildlife up-close.

Price Includes

All parks entrance fees, village fees and transfers
Picnic lunch while on safari as indicated
Professional, friendly and experienced English speaking guide/driver,
Transportation in 4×4 Land Rover/Land Cruiser vehicle with pop up roof for easy viewing and photos taking,
Unlimited game drive
All government taxes
Drinking bottled water 2 liter per day per person
WIFI on board

Price Excludes

Tips for the crew
Items of personal essentials (e.g.. Phone calls, souvenirs, stamps, alcoholic, beverage etc.)
Visa and flights

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E-mail us at kili@kiliserengetiguides.co.tz to discuss your trip and get the accurate quotation with offer available

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