9 Days 4*. 3N LAKE MANYRA |3N KILIMANJARO |2N DAR AS SALAAM

About the destination: Lake Manyara National Park is a Tanzanian national park located both in Arusha Region and Manyara Region. Lake Manyara NP is a small park at the base of the Rift Valley escarpment. Its groundwater forest offers a nice change of scenery from the more savannah dominated parks. This park is very known for tree-climbing lions. The scenic beauty of Manyara is the main reason to travel here and certainly deserves a visit. Lake Manyara's game includes good numbers of elephant, buffalo and wildebeest along with plenty of giraffe. Also prolific in number are zebra, waterbuck, warthog and impala.

About the destination: Kilimanjaro is located in the North-East of Tanzania. It's the highest free-standing, snow-covered equatorial mountain in the world, standing at 19,341 feet above sea level. This magnificent beast can be seen from far into Kenya and Amboseli National Park. Around 75,000 people climb Kilimanjaro each year so it's not the most remote mountain, nor is it the most arduous, but it certainly tests one's abilities with altitude sickness being the main reason for climbers not reaching the summit. There are plenty of activities that you can do such as safaris at the "Kilimanjaro National Park", and a host of activities such as climbing, bike tours, hiking, visiting museums like the Chagga Live Museum. In recent years, Kilimanjaro has become almost a "mandatory" thing to do for travellers interested in the mountain, it's an extraordinary place to connect with nature.

About the destination: Dar es Salaam is the financial and political epicentre of Tanzania, as well as its largest city. Dar es Salaam has evolved into one of East Africa's most significant ports and trading hubs. Dar is brimming with charm and boasts a fantastic atmosphere. It showcases a blend of African, Muslim, and South Asian influences and features a picturesque harbour, stunning beaches, bustling markets, and historic buildings. It's definitely worth extending your stay beyond the time between flights. Strolling around the city centre is a brilliant way to immerse yourself in the culture and Kariakoo market can be a fascinating spot for those with a sense of adventure. It can also serve as a good base for visiting nearby attractions such as Bagamoyo, Bongoyo and Mbudja Islands, as well as for learning to scuba dive or going deep sea fishing.