Safari overview
5 Days · 4 Nights · From USD 0
Tanzania is not only a place for animal lovers but also an ornithological paradise. Those who love watching birds and love traveling, Tanzania is the most iconic place to visit. Tanzania enables a great opportunity for spotting different bird species which includes 2,500 bird species from 111 bird families. There are 700 bird species are found as migratory where 1,800 species are considered to be native. Selous Game Reserve, Serengeti National Park, and Ngorongoro Conservation Areas are assessed as the best destinations to watch these colorful and prettiest birds. We operate birding tours in all the iconic places where you can spot some of the rarest birds.
Day by day itinerary
Day 1:Fly to Kigoma
On this day pick up from your hotel and get transferred to a scheduled flight to Kigoma.
Dinner and overnight at your lodge/Camp
Day 2:Kigoma/ Gombe
Breakfast at the hotel. Transfer to the Lake for boat departure to Gombe. Pick up on arrival and transfer to the camp. Hot lunch at the camp. Afterwards proceed for Chimpanzee Tracking in the forest. Gombe Stream’s main attraction is obviously the chimpanzee families that live protected in the park’s boundaries. Visitors take walks deep into the forest to observe and sit with the extraordinary primates for an entire morning. Apart from chimpanzee viewing, many other species of primates live in Gombe Stream’s tropical forests. Vervet and colobus monkeys, baboons, forest pigs and dikdik inhabit the dense forest and a wide variety of tropical birdlife. Dinner and overnight at LODGE IN GOMBE.
Day 3 & 4:Gombe Stream
Breakfasts Chimpanzee tracking in the forest. Climb to Kakombe waterfalls if time allows. Meals and overnight at LODGE IN GOMBE.
Day 5:Gombe - Kigoma
Breakfasts, Transfer to the lake shore for departure by boat to Kigoma, Pick up upon arrival and transfer to Kigoma Hilltop Hotel. Lunch at the hotel. Proceed for a short sightseeing tour of Kigoma and Ujiji Town. Later transfer to the airport for your scheduled flight to Dar es Salaam.