After breakfast Depart to Ndutu region for full day game drive of wildlife viewing in Ndutu, where you can see the migration. In the evening, we'll drive to the camp for dinner and spend the night. The Lake Ndutu area is located in the Ngorongoro conservation area, part of the southern Serengeti ecosystem. The lake is alkaline like other Rift lakes, but the water is still safe to drink and used by local wildlife. You'll likely find many wildebeests in the short-grass plains from December to April, and the area is usually teeming with elephants, birds, and resident wildlife.

You'll wake up early for a morning game drive in the Ndutu Area, then return to the camp for lunch. In the evening, there will be another game drive. Your guide will provide detailed information about this incredible natural event that Tanzania is proud of. As the sun sets, you'll experience the Serengeti, Tanzania's oldest and most famous national park, known for its annual migration.

After breakfast, you'll head to Ngorongoro Crater, often called the Eighth Wonder of the World. When you see the vast, lush caldera from the viewpoint, you'll understand why it's so highly regarded. Home to over 120 mammal species, including the famous Big Five, the Ngorongoro Conservation Area is a sought-after safari destination. You might see the endangered black rhinoceros and numerous hippos in the cool water. From your open-top vehicle, you can observe and photograph some of Africa's most iconic animals. The crater is also home to many predators like lions, leopards, cheetahs, jackals, and hyenas, as well as wildebeests, zebras, antelopes, cape buffalo, and more. It's truly one of Africa's top safari spots. After an exciting day, you'll have a picnic lunch by the famous hippo pool before returning to Arusha for an overnight stay, which incurs an additional cost for you.