Cheetah Adventure Safari in Tanzania

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Duration:6 Day(s)
Activities
- Tanzania Safari Tours
- Expedition Tours
- Honeymoon Tours
- Jeep & 4WD Tours
- LGBTQ Tours
- Nature Tours
- Photography Tours
- Safari Tours
- Volunteer and Educational Tours
- Wildlife Safari Tours
Travel StyleBudget
Guiding Type: Partially Guided
Guide Language
- English
- French
Tour Vibe Active
Recommended For
- Couple
- Family/Kids
- For Art Lovers
- LGBTQ
- Senior
- Solo
- Women
- Wheelchair Accessible
- Youth
Destination
Country: Africa, Tanzania,
- Springlands Hotel Moshi
- Tarangire National Park
- Ngorongoro Crater
- Serengeti National Park
- Serengeti National Park
- Serengeti National Park
- Kilimanjaro International Airport
Pickup
Kilimanjaro International Airport
Drop-off
Arrive at Kilimanjaro Airport (Time to be advised), drive to Moshi, and stay at Springlands Hotel for dinner and overnight.
Age Range 5 - 100 (Years Old)

Tour Highlights

The Cheetah safari adventure will take you to the Tarangire national park to start your journey. Tarangire park delivers beautiful landscapes in the dry and wet seasons, known for its high number of elephants and many bird species. Gaze across the planes littered with herds of zebras, wildebeest, and various antelope species. Drive to the Ngorongoro crater, a volcanic caldera hiding within its walls a rich diversity of animals and a salt lake located in the center of the park, one of the seven natural wonders of Africa. Continue onwards to the one and only Serengeti National Park. The drive there exposes you to the great rift valley, a majestic and stunning geographical feature that rips through the landscape and shapes everything around it. Then enjoy this world heritage site – the one and only Serengeti park, with over 4000 lions, 1000 leopards, and over 2 million antelopes and large mammals waiting for you to explore it. During the cheetah safari, you’ll also expose yourself to the rich culture of the nomadic Maasai people by visiting one of their villages. End your trip by flying out of the Serengeti airstrip, which will give you stunning views of the vastness of this park, to Kilimanjaro Airport, or straight to Zanzibar. We highly recommend adding this travel plan to our Simply Zanzibar travel plan.

Tour Introduction

This Cheetah safari adventure in Tanzania takes you to where the cheetahs roam free. You get to experience the best that Tanzania offers for a great price! Enjoy a straight-shot journey that takes you to the Tarangire National Park, the Ngorongoro Crater, and the wild open planes of the Serengeti, where you spend two nights. End your journey by flying straight out of the Serengeti to either Kilimanjaro Airport or Zanzibar Airport to minimize driving time. We recommend combining this trip with Simply Zanzibar. We have hand-picked the best accommodations that keep this trip adventurous and filled with stunning landscapes. This Cheetah safari will be an adventure you’ll never forget!

ITINERARY

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Day 1 MOSHI | SPRINGLANDS HOTEL

Arrive at Kilimanjaro Airport (Time to be advised), drive to Moshi, and stay at Springlands Hotel for dinner and overnight. Overnight Springlands Hotel (with dinner) or Similar

Day 2 TARANGIRE NATIONAL PARK | HIGHVIEW HOTEL

After Breakfast, drive to Tarangire National Park. Tarangire is a diverse and picturesque African wildlife sanctuary. Game drives in Tarangire feature excellent landscape views of beautiful riverine forests, acacia woodlands, ancient African baobab trees, and endless rolling hills. Resident animals include elephant, mongoose, giraffe, bushbuck, rock hyrax, hartebeest, dik-dik, impala, waterbuck, warthog, and reedbuck. Primates include olive baboons, vervet monkeys, and bush babies. Other migrant but very common animals include buffalo, wildebeest, and zebra. With a little luck, you may encounter some rare antelope species such as lesser kudu, eland, fringe-eared Oryx, and an African wild hunting dog. Carnivores include lions, leopards, hyenas, and jackals. Tarangire is also a haven for bird enthusiasts who can expect to see dozens of species even in the dry season. Overnight at the Highview Hotel. Overnight Highview Hotel (Full Board) or Similar

Day 3 NGORONGORO CRATER | NGORONGORO SAFARI LODGE

After breakfast, drive to Ngorongoro Crater for a game drive inside the crater. This is the best place in Tanzania to see black rhinos and prides of lion, including the magnificent black-manned males. There are lots of colorful flamingoes and a variety of water birds. Other game you can see include leopard, cheetah, hyena, other members of the antelope family, and small mammals. In the late afternoon, drive to Ngorongoro Safari Lodge or similar for a lovely dinner and overnight. Overnight at Ngorongoro Safari Lodge (Full Board) or Similar

Day 4 SERENGETI | IKOMA WILD CAMP

After breakfast, head to Serengeti National Park via the Ndutu area. The word “Serengeti” is derived from the Maasai language, meaning “endless plain.” En route to the Serengeti, you can visit a Masaai Village, a perfect place to explore the Maasai culture and even participate in some tribal activities. Most wildebeest migration can normally be found on the short-grass plains overnight at Ikoma Wild Camp from December to April. Overnight at Ikoma Wild Camp (Full Board) or Similar

Day 5 SERENGETI | SERENGETI SAFARI LODGE

After breakfast, enjoy a morning walking safari and brunch served at the camp. Then venture into the Serengeti’s wilderness corners for an afternoon game drive in the park. Enjoy exploring this world heritage site, where the earth’s largest concentration of plain game still roams free! In the late evening, go to the Serengeti Safari Lodge for rest, dinner, and overnight. Overnight Serengeti Safari Lodge (Full Board) or Similar

Day 6 SERENGETI | ZANZIBAR AIRPORT OR KILIMANJARO AIRPORT

After breakfast, drive for the early morning game drive around the Serengeti’s wilderness before driving to the Seronera Airstrip to catch a flight to Zanzibar or Kilimanjaro Airport for your flight back home.

WHAT’S INCLUDED

Pickup & Drop-Off

Airport Transfer

Guide

Meals

Halal
Jain
Kosher
Meat
Vegan
Vegetarian

Transport

Jeep & 4WD

WHAT’S EXCLUDED

Flights
Insurance
Extra Services

Covid Safety

Tanzania Wildlife Adventures will appoint a COVID-19 Liaison Officer, based at the company’s Head Office. This designated person will be the point of contact with the relevant Tanzanian Government Ministry. In addition, this officer will have the following responsibilities:

To keep up-to-date with all Tanzanian Government requirements, protocols, preventative measures, policies and procedures in respect of the COVID-19 pandemic
To keep up-to-date as to the identity and location of all designated approved hospitals, medical clinics and mobile clinics in Tanzania for the testing and treatment of COVID-19

To develop, maintain, implement and monitor all sanitizing and hygiene procedures for each company location and vehicle in which the company operates

To develop, maintain, implement and monitor any special sanitizing and cleaning procedures as appropriate
To develop, maintain, implement and monitor all limits to capacity for each company location and vehicle in which the company operates
To develop, maintain, implement and monitor all physical/social distancing requirements for each company location and vehicle in which the company operates

To develop, maintain, implement and monitor all COVID-19 procedures relevant to Tanzania Wildlife Adventures guests for each company location and vehicle in which the company operates
To develop, maintain, implement and monitor all COVID-19 procedures relevant to Tanzania Wildlife Adventures staff for each company location and vehicle in which the company operates

To develop, maintain, implement and monitor all COVID-19 procedures for PPE (Personal Protective Equipment) relevant to Kilinge Adventures guests for each company location and vehicle in which the company operates
To develop, maintain, implement and monitor all COVID-19 procedures for PPE (Personal Protective Equipment) relevant to Tanzania Wildlife Adventures staff for each company location and vehicle in which the company operates
To develop, maintain, implement and monitor all COVID-19 procedures for dealing with guests exhibiting symptoms of COVID-19, or suspected of having COVID-19

To develop, maintain, implement and monitor all COVID-19 procedures for dealing with staff exhibiting symptoms of COVID-19, or suspected of having COVID-19
To develop, maintain, implement and monitor all health records for Tanzania Wildlife Adventures guests
To develop, maintain, implement and monitor all health records for Tanzania Wildlife Adventures staff

To develop, maintain and monitor records of all cleaning and sanitizing records for each company location and vehicle in which the company operates

To ensure adequacy of stocks of all PPE materials for guests and staff at all times for each company location and vehicle in which the company operates
To ensure that all guests are fully aware of all COVID-19 procedures and are provided with sufficient information in respect of such procedures
To ensure that all staff are fully trained in and aware of all COVID-19 procedures and are provided with sufficient information in respect of such procedures; to ensure that all training is regularly updated and that retraining is carried out where necessary
To liaise with any external body, including Government departments or ministries as necessary, in respect of their requirements

To ensure that all notices as required by the Tanzanian Government are correctly displayed in the necessary places, in particular with contact details of the Ministry of Natural Resources and Tourism, the MoHCDGEC & PORALG

Guests’ Medical Declaration Form:

All guests will be required by Tanzania Wildlife Adventures to complete a compulsory Medical Declaration Form. A form must be completed for each individual guest and this will be sent to each guest by our Health and Safety Department, one month prior to the guest’s arrival in Tanzania. The form will be completed and signed and will include the following information for each guest:

Name, nationality and ID or passport number
Proof of travel insurance, with policy number and details of insurer (including contact details)
Name and contact details of next of kin or friend who is not travelling with you to Tanzania
Details of guest’s travel history (other than the current trip) within the month prior to arrival in Tanzania
Details of current trip (prior to start of Tanzania Wildlife Adventures trip and any subsequent destinations) for the purposes of track and tracing, should it become necessary
Description of guest’s general health, including any current medication, and any chronic or other medical conditions
Description of guest’s general fitness level, including ‘smoker status’ past and present
Details of any physical disability or restrictions
Any symptoms, either indicative of COVID-19 or other condition, in the 30 days prior to arrival in Tanzania
Any history of COVID-19, or its symptoms, at any time prior to current trip
A sign-off by the guest in respect of their COVID-19 disclosure

Temperature Monitoring of Guests and Staff:

Temperatures of all guests will be taken on arrival, at the start of their Tanzania Wildlife Adventures trip. (Depending on the method and place of arrival, this might be at the airport, or hotel, or other appropriate location.) Temperatures of guests will then be taken each day after breakfast, for the duration of the guest’s stay, by the driver-guide. On each occasion, a non-contact thermometer will be used and the temperature will be recorded. Any temperature of 37.5 C or above requires action. For staff, temperatures will be taken each time they begin a shift or finish a shift: a non-contact thermometer will be used and all temperatures will be recorded.

In the event that a guest or staff member registers a temperature of 37.5 C or above, the procedures described in section 9, below, must be followed immediately.

Staff Training:

Tanzania Wildlife Adventures is committed to providing comprehensive training for its entire staff in respect of COVID-19, its effects and the measures necessary to detect it prevent its spread and deal with it whenever it arises.Tanzania Wildlife Adventures is also committed to provide further training, as and when necessary, as the COVID-19 situation develops and evolves. Additional, specific training may be required for certain staff depending on the type of work they perform or the locations in which they work, but the following general areas of COVID-19 training are appropriate to allTanzania Wildlife Adventures staff: