3 Day Serengeti Safari from Mwanza
The Serengeti National Park was established nearly a hundred years ago as a colonial game reserve, made a National Park in 1951, and later endorsed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1979. One of the last remaining areas of untouched wilderness, it lies securely in the Serengeti ecosystem, an area that stretches from the woodlands, lakes and grassy plains of Ndutu in southern Serengeti to the northern verdant river expanse till Masai Mara National Reserve in Kenya.
Your can stop at Serengeti visitor’s center for your Lunch.
After ample game viewing, start a long journey back to Mwanza, arriving in the late evening. Here are the End of Memorable Serengeti day trip tour Tour From Mwanza
The Serengeti National Park has accommodations located in five specific migration focused areas as noted below. The park also has various seasonal mobile accommodations located in distinct areas of the park that tracks the wildebeest migration movement. Select your preferred region to view individual details of your lodge or camp including mobile camps.
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The Serengeti offers one of the best safaris in the world. But you should know a few things before you go. Like when you can see the Great Migration river crossings. Contact us (info@arushacityguide.com) for Serengeti safari tips to help make your trip as magical as possible.
Map of Serengeti National Park
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Day to Day Activities
Day 1: Mwanza city to Serengeti national park
Early in the morning pick up from either hotel or Airport and drive to Serengeti national park via sirari road, Check in at the park around 8am we start a game drive to the western corridor of Serengeti famous for large group of elephant and impalas and buffalos, we will have a lunch at one of th e picnic site deigned at western area of Serengeti. Then around 3pm we drive to the kamwene tented camp for check and rest for the nest day.
Dinner: will be provided at the camp.
Day 2: Central Serengeti full day game drive
We will have a breakfast around 5.30am then around 6am start early morning game drive which purposely to search for the carnivores hunting. We will be accompanied with the lunch boxes we will eat in one of the picnic site at central part of the park. After lunch we will have time to rest at the Serengeti information center where you can have a time to do shopping in souvenir shop, get coffee and walk around in special trails.
Day 3: Say goodbye Serengeti
After breakfast we will take Lunch boxes and start game drive in which we will be looking for the animals we missed in two days, Also we will be moving to the exit gates for going back to Mwanza city, If you need more spending at Mwanza We will book the accommodation per request.
Tour Features:
 Mid-range tourThis mid-range tour uses tented camps which are budget. |
 Private tourThis tour will be organized exclusively for you and won’t be shared |
 No Fixed DateIf availability permits, this tour can start on any day. |
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Main access gate for the Western Corridor area; approximately a 1.5 hours drive from Mwanza and 145 kilometers from Seronera. Gate is open between 06h00 and 18h00 daily but please note that last entry is at 16h00.
On average, a one-week safari in Serengeti National Park can cost between $2,500 USD (budget) and $7,500 USD (luxury). Booking a safari with TourRadar provides the advantage of eliminating expenses as most amenities and permits are included in the price of the tour.
YES! Overall, it is entirely possible to have an epic safari on both a high and low budget. If you don’t mind foregoing certain frills and sticking to a larger, easier-to-reach national park, then the low end offers a unique opportunity for adventure that certain seasoned travelers prefer.
The most convenient option is to fly from Arusha to one of the park’s seven airstrips. It is also possible to book an overland safari in a 4×4 safari vehicle from Arusha to Serengeti National Park and visit one or two other parks along the way.
Short answer: no. Public restroom facilities are few and far between within national parks. If the call of nature hits while you’re out on safari and you can’t hold it until you get back to camp, you’ll be paying a stop to the bush toilet.
The North of the Serengeti is hugely popular due to the high-quality campsites and also because it is by far the best place to see the herds of the Great Migration. The North is also the chosen region for safari aficionados because it’s one of the finest regions for a walking safari as well as driving.
The North of the Serengeti is hugely popular due to the high-quality campsites and also because it is by far the best place to see the herds of the Great Migration. The North is also the chosen region for safari aficionados because it’s one of the finest regions for a walking safari as well as driving.
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