2 Weeks Tanzania Tour packages 2025

We continue on the trail leading out of the rain forest and into a savannah of tall grasses, heather and volcanic rock draped with lichen beards. As we ascend through the lush rolling hills and cross several streams, we reach the Shira Ridge before dropping gently down to Shira 1 Camp. Here we catch our first glimpse of Kibo across the plateau.

Your trek starts with an ascent with far-reaching panoramic views, walking in to the climatic zone of the upland desert and on the lava ridges beneath the glaciers of the Western Breach. You will reach the distinct pinnacle of the Lava Tower (4640 m), our high point for the day and a great place to enjoy your lunch. In the afternoon we make a steep descent to our camp for the night, located in the base of the Great Barranco Valley (3960 m), with its giant Senecias and Lobelias. After six to seven hours, you should arrive at the most beautiful camp on the mountain – the Barranco.

Today will start with the daunting Barranco Wall. Soon you will realize it looks worse than it actually is, but there are tricky sections where you will need to hold on tight. Admire the views from the top. The rest of the route follows along the mountain ridge into the Karanga valley and out. You reach Karanga Camp after lunch and you will have fantastic views of the southern glacier of Kibo as well as of the Kibo summit.

A few hours hiking through desolate and rocky moon-like landscape lies ahead. It will be a relatively easy day leading steadily uphill. The goal for today is the Barafu campsite on a narrow ridge in full view of Mawenzi peak. You will walk along a trail that passes through the afro-alpine dessert until you reach your destination for today –Barafu Camp at 4640 m. Use the rest of the day to relax and pack your daypack for tonight’s summit attempt. Supper will be served early; drink and eat enough if you can and try to sleep. You will be woken up around midnight to start your walk to the summit.

It is dark and cold as you set off just after midnight. You will climb the frozen volcanic dust by headlamp going towards Stella Point on the crater rim – about six hours. The sun should be rising when you arrive here. Just an hour or two more and you will be standing on the highest point of the crater: Uhuru peak. On top of the world! Take a short break for pictures and celebratory hugs before you tackle the steep and dusty descent. By now the volcanic ash will have thawed… You will stop for a short tea break at Barafu and then continue downhill for about three hours to Mweka camp (3080 m). This is your overnight stop. Refuel by drinking lots of fluids and have a good helping at supper time.

Your day begins with a traditional farewell ceremony from the porters, a heartfelt send-off to mark the end of your incredible journey. As you descend through the lush, green forest, the trek is comfortable and takes about three hours. Upon reaching Mweka Gate, your driver will be waiting to take you back.

Once you arrive at the lodge, you can look forward to a refreshing hot shower, cold drinks to celebrate, and a debriefing session. During this time, you'll also receive your well-earned certificate of achievement.

Congratulations on your accomplishment! After the celebration and rest, you will be transferred to Arusha.

After the adventures and excitement of the previous days, today is all about rest and recuperation in the charming city of Arusha. Whether you prefer to explore or simply unwind, there are plenty of options to make this day as relaxing or as engaging as you wish.

Visit the Arusha Cultural Heritage Centre:

Tour the Coffee Plantations:

After breakfast our diver will pick you up and drive to lake Manyara national park, after arrival at lake Manyara national park you will get a chance to view and see a wide range of wildlife including elephants, giraffes, zebras, wildebeests, and more. The park also features a dense forest area that is home to monkeys, bushbucks, and other species. You can expect to see many of Africa's most well-known animals, with the tree-climbing lions a particular treat and amazed flamingo flock, circling birds of prey, and the brightly colored lilac breasted roller. You'll then retire to your chosen accommodation for dinner and a good night's rest.

The journey from Lake Manyara National Park to Serengeti National Park is an incredible adventure that takes visitors through some of the most breathtaking landscapes in Tanzania. Lake Manyara National Park is known for its stunning scenery, tree-climbing lions, and diverse range of wildlife, while Serengeti National Park is renowned for its vast savannahs, iconic wildebeest migration, and the "Big Five" game animals. Serengeti National Park is home to a variety of wildlife, including lions, leopards, cheetahs, elephants, giraffes, and more. The park is also famous for its annual wildebeest migration, where over a million animals move across the plains in search of food and water.

After breakfast you will do a game drive in Serengeti National Park With your lunch box following the animal Migration at the Northern Serengeti where the migration will be, you will be able to see wildebeest, zebra, buffalo, eland, antelope, hyena, varieties of birds singing on the trees also viewing beauty of landscape and nature, After having your lunch You will continue with game view in Serengeti heading to the gate of Serengeti to check out of Serengeti National Park, after there you will proceed with game on route heading to Ngorongoro Crater.

Early in the morning after breakfast you will ascent to Ngorongoro crater, a visitor will get an opportunity to view a wildlife found at the park, Ngorongoro crater is often called the world's largest caldera and is often referred to as 'Africa's garden of Eden' the crater has a definite world-class attraction that surrounds by many wild animals. Ngorongoro Conservation Area is in northern Tanzania. It’s home to the vast, volcanic Ngorongoro Crater and the “big 5” game (elephant, lion, leopard, buffalo, rhino). Huge herds of wildebeests and zebras traverse its plains during their annual migration.

After breakfast you are met by our tour guide/driver, who will deliver a short safari briefing. After briefing you will be transferred to Tarangire National Park with your picnic lunch. Tarangire derived its name from the Tarangire River which crosses along the center of the park and which provide permanent water for the wildlife and birdlife of the park round the year. It is here where a large group of different species of animal concentrate during the dry season and the best place to take many pictures.

Its natural vegetation mainly consists of Acacia woodland and giant African Baobab trees, with huge swamp areas in the south. The Tarangire National Park is reputed to contain some of the largest elephant herds in Africa. Also it is in Tarangire by chance you can see the tree climbing African pythons.

Tarangire National Park accommodated migratory and resident birdlife and believed to be a paradise of birdwatchers as more that 350 different species have been recorded todate. Other wildlife that Tarangire accommodates includes the rare Oryx, impala, giraffe, zebra, lion, leopard and different types of gazelles.