From Arusha, you can hop around the parks of the northern circuit by small aircraft on chartered or scheduled flights, or you can drive and do the whole circuit by safari vehicle.

The best option to get to Arusha is to fly into Kilimanjaro International Airport. You can also book a cheaper flight to Nairobi in Kenya and take a shuttle bus to Arusha.

Mountain walking, wildlife viewing, interacting with Hadzabe Bushmen, arranging picnic at the Ngoitokitok Spring.

It is best from June to September for general wildlife viewing. June to October is the best weather in the Crater due to little rainfall.

It is one of Africa’s supreme impressive geological features. It is actually a caldera, which was formed centuries ago when a massive volcano imploded and collapsed on itself.

It features an estimated 25,000 animals on the crater floor including the ‘Big Five’: elephant, buffalo, lion, rhino and leopard with a fantastic scenic views.

It is one of the most important pale anthropological sites in the world. It holds the earliest evidence of the existence of human ancestors.

Fossilized bones and stone tools found by the paleoanthropologists’ states that Africa was the starting place of human evolution.

This is a nice sport for nature lovers and particularly recommended for birding excursions and walking Safaris.

You are guaranteed to see large concentrations of game on any of the Ngorongoro safaris.

The mineral-rich floor of this spectacular bowl is largely flat, open and covered in nutritious grasses – much to the liking of large herds of zebra and wildebeest, which graze here.

The high numbers of herbivores support the densest populations of predators found anywhere in Africa.

Provides a nice change after several game drives. The high-altitude climate, with temperatures of about 20 degrees, is very enjoyable after the game viewing. This is the nice place to walk and chill.