7-Day Tanzania Transition Season Safari (May – June)

Duration
7 Days
Group Size
1

7-Day Tanzania Transition Season Safari (May – June)

7 Days

Includes

  • All park and conservation fees
  • Professional English-speaking safari guide
  • Private 4x4 safari vehicle with pop-up roof
  • All accommodation as per itinerary
  • Meals as specified (Full Board during safari)
  • Bottled drinking water during safari
  • Airport transfers

Excludes

  • International and domestic flights
  • Tanzania visa fees
  • Travel insurance
  • Tips and gratuities
  • Personal expenses (laundry, drinks, souvenirs)
  • Optional activities (e.g., hot air balloon safari, cultural visits)

Northern Tanzania Safari Circuit

Best for: Great Migration movement, dry comfortable weather, excellent wildlife viewing, and fewer crowds

This 7-day safari is perfectly timed to capture the transition from the lush Green Season into the dry season, when wildlife becomes more concentrated and easier to spot. The journey takes you through Tanzania’s most iconic parks — Tarangire National Park, Serengeti National Park, and the spectacular Ngorongoro Crater — offering a diverse and rewarding safari experience.

During this period, the Great Migration begins its northward movement through the Serengeti, providing excellent opportunities to follow large herds while enjoying pleasant weather and fewer visitors compared to peak months.

Why Choose This Itinerary?

This Transition Season Safari offers the best of both worlds the lush beauty of the Green Season fading into the wildlife-rich dry season. It’s an excellent choice for travelers who want to experience the Great Migration in motion, enjoy comfortable weather, and explore Tanzania’s iconic parks with fewer crowds.

Trip Highlights

  • Follow the Great Migration’s northward movement
  • Comfortable dry-season weather
  • Excellent predator sightings (lion, cheetah, leopard)
  • Large elephant populations in Tarangire
  • Ngorongoro Crater – wildlife-rich natural wonder
  • Diverse landscapes across northern Tanzania
  • Fewer crowds compared to peak season

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