9 Days 4*. 3N LAKE MANYRA |3N KILIMANJARO |2N DAR AS SALAAM

About the destination: Lake Manyara National Park is a Tanzanian national park located in both the Arusha Region and the Manyara Region. Lake Manyara NP is a small park situated at the base of the Rift Valley escarpment. Its groundwater forest offers a refreshing change of scenery from the more savannah-dominated parks. This park is well-known for its tree-climbing lions. The scenic beauty of Manyara is the main reason to travel here and certainly deserves a visit. Lake Manyara's wildlife includes a good number of elephants, buffalo, and wildebeest, along with plenty of giraffes. Zebras, waterbucks, warthogs, and impalas are also abundant.

About the destination: Kilimanjaro is located in northeastern Tanzania. It is the world’s highest free‑standing, snow‑covered equatorial mountain, rising 19,341 feet above sea level. This magnificent giant can even be seen from parts of Kenya and Amboseli National Park. Around 75,000 people climb Kilimanjaro each year, so it’s not the most remote or the most technically difficult mountain, but it is definitely a serious challenge. Altitude sickness is the main reason many climbers do not reach the summit. There are many activities to enjoy in and around Kilimanjaro National Park, including safaris, climbing, bike tours, hiking, and cultural visits to places like the Chagga Live Museum. In recent years, Kilimanjaro has become almost a “must-do” for mountain‑loving travelers and is an extraordinary place to connect with nature.

About the destination: Dar es Salaam is the financial and political epicenter of Tanzania, as well as its largest city. It has evolved into one of East Africa's most significant ports and trading hubs. Dar is brimming with charm and boasts a vibrant atmosphere. It showcases a blend of African, Muslim, and South Asian influences and features a scenic harbor, stunning beaches, bustling markets, and historic buildings. It's definitely worth extending your stay beyond just the layover time. Exploring the city center on foot is an excellent way to immerse yourself in the local culture, and the Kariakoo market offers an intriguing experience for the more adventurous. It also serves as a convenient base for visiting nearby attractions such as Bagamoyo, Bongoyo and Mbudja Islands, and for activities like learning to scuba dive or deep sea fishing.