Group Size: 12 - 22 participants
Price: Starting from $9,995 (children 11 and under)
Co-sponsored with: Harvard Exclusive
Trip Overview
This classic family safari heads deep into the wilds of northern Tanzania, where you’ll experience an unmatched blend of world-class wildlife viewing, exhilarating nature walks, and intimate encounters with tribal culture. The adventure begins with a charter flight to a 10,000-acre private nature refuge in the Eastern Serengeti. There you will enjoy night wildlife drives, guided walks, and meetings with local Maasai people. Continue to the iconic Serengeti, where you will spend days exploring the untamed wilderness that lion, cheetah, leopard, and millions of hoofed animals call home. After a visit to Olduvai Gorge, an epicenter of human evolution, descend onto the floor of iconic Ngorongoro Crater. Observe an integral part of Tanzania’s ecology in the verdant hills and farmlands of the Ngorongoro Highlands. In the Highlands, you will reside at Gibbs Farm, one of the oldest working farms in East Africa, which has been converted into an award-winning eco-lodge. While at Gibbs Farm, you may explore over 50 acres of coffee fields, historic gardens, and forest—all on foot. You will also engage in a community development project with a local village.
Schedule by Day
Pricing
- $10,995 per person double occupancy (Adults 18+)
- $10,795 per person double occupancy (Teens 12-17)
- $9,995 per person double occupancy (Children 11 and under)
- $1,000 single supplement
Accommodations
- One night at The Arusha Hotel
- Two nights at the Eastern Serengeti Nyumba
- One night at Serengeti Nyumba
- Two nights at the Southern Serengeti Nyumba
- Two nights at Gibb's Farm
- Day room at The Arusha Hotel
What to Expect
Your adventure takes place in some of the most remote regions of northern Tanzania. This tour involves exposure to the outdoors, full days of touring, and some walking (up to 2 hours), often along uneven terrain. This is not an active safari, but you should be in good physical condition in order to enjoy it to the fullest. Wildlife-viewing drives may last up to five hours on bumpy, dusty, and occasionally muddy roads. The drives are minimized with wildlife viewing and/or cultural stops along the way.