Notes:

• All prices are per person per day in U.S. dollars, double or triple occupancy.
• You can combine different lodging on your safari. Contact us for a custom quote.

Discounts:

• $50/person/safari discount during low Season: April 1 - June 15, and November (4 day minimum).

Prices include:

• Transport with qualified driver/guide in 4x4 vehicles with viewing roof
• Camping fees or lodge accommodation
• All meals (including cook on camping safari)
• Camping equipment, if necessary
• National park gate fees
• Park commission
• Government tax

Not included:

• Tips for guides and cook
• $15/day for driver/guide and $10/day for cook (basic camping) from the whole safari group
• Transfer to and from Kilimanjaro Airport ($10/person one-way)
• Bottled water/drinks
• Lunches and dinners at the Springlands Hotel
• Lodging before and after the safari

• Moshi: Springlands Hotel
• Ngorongoro: Highview Hotel
• Serengeti: Wild Camp

	Zara’s Springlands Hotel will be your home base for Kilimanjaro treks and Tanzanian safaris. It is located 3 km from the center of Moshi at 800 m/2,600 ft. The rooms have twin beds, mosquito netting, and bathrooms with hot showers. All linens are included. The hotel grounds are fenced for security, so you can enjoy the evenings outdoors. There is dining indoors and in the outdoor tropical garden. Breakfast, lunch, and dinner are served with local and international dishes. Breakfast is included with the room. The bar serves beer and mixed drinks.
	Zara’s Highview Hotel is located on top of a hill with a sweeping view of farms, coffee plantations, and the forests of the Ngorongoro Conservation Area. Each room has its own veranda with a sweeping view of the countryside. There is a lounge with fireplace, internet cafe, and dining area. You can walk or bicycle to see the coffee plantations and local market, and it is only a 30 minute drive to the Ngorongoro Crater and to Lake Manyara.
	Zara’s Serengeti Wild Camp: Large dining tent, self contained veranda with garden chair and reading table Solar power for lighting, water heater for hot shower, and radio communication (no generator noise) Full board package (breakfast, hot lunch at the camp or lunch box, and dinner) We can arrange a balloon safari over the Serengeti, with drop offs and pickups at the Sereonera air strip. Follow the migration routes of the wildebeests, and take excursions to the Lobo area.

• Lake Manyara: Serena Safari Lodge
• Ngorongoro: Serena Safari Lodge
• Serengeti: Serena Safari Lodges

	The Lake Manyara Serena Safari Lodge is set on the edge of the Mto Wa Mbu escarpment, overlooking the Great Rift Valley and the stunning Manyara soda lake.
	The Ngorongoro Serena Safari Lodge has guest rooms that are spacious with central heating, prehistoric cave paintings, and balconies overlooking the Ngorongoro Crater. The furniture is created from rich hardwood timber. This hotel was voted in the top 15 hotels in Africa in the August 2003 Travel and Leisure Magazine.
	The Serengeti Serena Safari Lodge is set high on a hill with breathtaking vistas of sweeping grasslands and the unspoiled wilderness landscape of the Serengeti plains. Big game feed in full view of the lodge. The lodge design is simple but stunning. Inspired by a traditional African village, separate rondavel “huts” house the luxury guest rooms that have their own view of the vast Serengeti plains.

• Tarangire: Sopa Lodge
• Lake Manyara: E Unoto Retreat Luxury Lodge
• Ngorongoro: Sopa Lodge
• Serengeti: Sopa Lodges

• Highview Hotel
• Lake Manyara Hotel
• Ngorongoro: Ngorongoro Wildlife Lodge
• Ngorongoro: Octogon Safari Lodge
• Serengeti: Seronera Wildlife Lodge
• Serengeti: Lobo Wildlife Lodge

	The Highview Hotel is located on top of a hill with the view of farms, coffee plantations, and forests of the Ngorongoro Conservation Area. Each room has its own veranda with a view of the countryside. There is a lounge with fireplace, internet cafe, and dining area. You can walk or bicycle to see the coffee plantations and local market. It is only a 30 minute drive to the Ngorongoro Crater and to Lake Manyara.
	Built 1,400 meters above sea level on the western escarpment of the huge Rift Valley, the Lake Manyara Hotel overlooks the glassy lake of Manyara National Park. The hotel has 100 comfortable rooms, a swimming pool, a superb terrace, and a shop selling objects of art. All the rooms have an outstanding view over the Rift Valley and Lake Manyara.
	The Ngorongoro Wildlife Lodge is perched on the rim of the incomparable Ngorongoro Crater. It is built mainly from natural stone, local wood, and timber. The panoramic windows encompass a superb view of the 311 sq km crater and its teeming wildlife.
	The Octogon Safari Lodge is a small intimate hotel located only a short drive from Tanzania’s world famous Ngorongoro Crater. Built in the old colonial farmhouse style, the lodge evokes the charm of an old African homestead. In harmony with the environment the architecture combines natural elements to give the lodge an authentic African feel.
	The Seronera Wildlife Lodge is ideally located at the heart of the Serengeti plains to track the migration of wildbeests. The lodge is built on a “kopjes” (rock-pile) and offers 75 self contained guest rooms. It also features a restaurant and a very pleasant bar overlooking the incomparable Serengeti plains.
	The Lobo Wildlife Lodge is one of the finest buildings of its type. The dramatically beautiful lodge is built entirely from wood and glass amid the rough ragged contours of an enormous rocky headland in the northern part of Serengeti National Park, and it blends perfectly with its surroundings. From the swimming pool, which is carved out of the solid rock, to the bar, the lodge offers a breathtaking view over the plains and bushy savanna crossed by herds of buffalo and elephant.

• Serengeti Wild Camp

Sleeping in a tent is part of one’s wildlife experience in Africa. When you arrive back at the camp after a day of game viewing, the day doesn’t end. There are still the night skies to look at and the camp fire to sit around. The camps have their own ambiance and very different attractions to the lodges. They provide much more of a feeling for what is usually envisaged of Africa.

The camp is small, comfortable, secluded, and is located inside the Serengeti near the animals. Tents are spacious with beds and their own portable toilet and shower. There is no electricity, but lanterns are provided. There is a dining tent for meals and relaxing in the evening. You can sometimes see bushbuck and other antelope on the property. Dwarf galago are common and you can see them every evening at dusk.

• Tarangire: Kamakia or Kigongoni campsite
• Lake Manyara: Twiga or Jambo campsite
• Ngorongoro Crater: Simba or Kudu campsite
• Ngorongoro Highlands: Balati campsite
• Serengeti: Ikoma Gorge Camp
• Lake Natron: Kamakia campsite
• Lake Eyasi: Lake Eyasi campsite

	For a rustic experience, stay in sleeping bags and tents. Basic camping safaris use medium sized (almost standing height inside) canvas tents with mosquito netting.
	Campgrounds have flush toilets and hot showers. They have a “clubhouse” where you dine, and sometimes there is evening entertainment. On the walking safari, there are campsites with limited facilities, and you must purchase bottled water beforehand.