Karibu sana! – welcome to the land of epic skies and endless horizons.
Your adventure begins as you land at Kilimanjaro International Airport (JRO), where your personal Afrimine Tours safari guide greets you with a warm smile. Outside, the air carries the scent of Africa – dry grass, distant woodsmoke, and something wild you can’t quite name.
A scenic one-hour drive takes you to your lodge in Arusha, nestled in lush gardens with views of Mount Meru. Here you can relax, shake off the travel dust, and prepare for the days ahead. As the sun sets, you may hear the faint calls of night birds – a gentle prelude to the wild symphony awaiting you.

The first light of day bathes the savannah in gold as you set out for Tarangire National Park.
Massive baobab trees rise from the earth like ancient guardians. Herds of elephants – sometimes fifty strong – march towards the Tarangire River, their tusks gleaming in the morning light. In the dry season, the river becomes the lifeline for countless animals: giraffes bending elegantly to drink, lions watching silently from the shade, and antelopes stepping cautiously to the water’s edge.
Over 500 species of birds fill the air with colour and sound, from bright lilac-breasted rollers to majestic bateleur eagles.
After a day of game drives and photography, you travel to Karatu, where your lodge awaits with a hearty dinner and the soft glow of lanterns.

At dawn, mist drapes over the rim of the Ngorongoro Crater. You descend 600 meters into this World Heritage Site – the largest unbroken caldera on Earth, often called ‘Africa’s Garden of Eden’
On the crater floor, life is dense and vibrant: black-maned lions stretch lazily in the grass, hippos wallow in muddy pools, and flamingos shimmer in the alkaline lakes. This is one of the best places in Tanzania to spot all members of the Big Five in a single day.
After a picnic lunch at the Hippo Pool, you ascend the crater walls and begin your journey into the legendary Serengeti National Park. The open plains seem endless, dotted with granite kopjes where cheetahs scout for prey.
Your first Serengeti sunset finds you in a tented camp at the heart of the park, where the night comes alive with the calls of hyenas and the deep roars of distant lions.

Morning in Seronera Valley begins with golden light and the silhouettes of giraffes feeding among the acacias. This central Serengeti region is famous for its predators – leopards draped across tree branches, lion prides lounging in the grass, and cheetahs scanning the horizon.
After a morning game drive, you continue northwards, passing through changing landscapes and wildlife-rich plains. Here, the Great Migration’s path narrows towards the mighty rivers.
By late afternoon, you may reach the Mara River or Grumeti River, where thousands of wildebeest and zebras gather, their instinct pulling them toward dangerous crossings. Crocodiles lie in wait, and tension fills the air.
You arrive at a mobile migration camp, perfectly placed for witnessing the migration’s most dramatic moments.