A 6-day Tanzania joining group safari in 2027, 2028 or 2029 is a practical choice for travellers who want to visit Tanzania’s famous wildlife parks without paying the full cost of a private safari vehicle. Over six days, you can explore Tarangire National Park, Lake Manyara National Park, Serengeti National Park and Ngorongoro Crater while sharing transport and guiding services with other travellers. This type of safari is especially popular with solo travellers, couples and friends who want to keep their holiday costs manageable while still spending enough time in the national parks to enjoy proper game drives.
Tanzania’s northern safari circuit is well suited to group travel because several important wildlife destinations can be connected by road from Arusha. Tarangire is known for elephants and large baobab trees, Lake Manyara offers forest scenery and birdlife, the Serengeti is famous for lions and the Great Wildebeest Migration, and Ngorongoro Crater provides opportunities to see many different animals within a relatively small area. Visiting these parks on one trip allows you to experience different landscapes without arranging separate tours for every destination.
The main advantage of a joining group safari is that travellers share the cost of the vehicle, fuel and professional guide. You still travel in a proper safari vehicle, visit the national parks and stay in accommodation arranged for your chosen package. The difference is that the itinerary and daily schedule are shared with other guests, rather than being planned exclusively around one person or family.
At Eddy Tours & Safaris, we arrange Tanzania joining group safaris from Arusha for travellers who want an organised wildlife holiday at a reasonable price. Our 6-Day Tanzania Joining Group Safari follows the northern circuit through Tarangire, Lake Manyara, Serengeti and Ngorongoro. The guide below explains the route, what to expect each day, the best time to travel, likely expenses and how to arrange your safari for 2027, 2028 or 2029.
6-Day Tanzania Joining Group Safari Overview
This six-day safari is designed for travellers who want to see several of Tanzania’s best-known wildlife destinations within a limited period. The route begins and ends in Arusha, which is the main starting point for northern Tanzania safaris. Travellers share a 4×4 safari vehicle with a professional driver-guide, and accommodation can be arranged according to the confirmed group package.
| Safari Information | Details |
|---|---|
| Safari name | Best 6-Day Tanzania Joining Group Safari |
| Travel years | 2027, 2028 and 2029 |
| Duration | 6 days / 5 nights |
| Starting point | Arusha, Tanzania |
| Ending point | Arusha, Tanzania |
| Main destinations | Tarangire, Lake Manyara, Serengeti and Ngorongoro Crater |
| Safari transport | Shared 4×4 safari vehicle with pop-up roof |
| Safari type | Joining group |
| Accommodation | Budget camping, tented camp or lodge arrangements, subject to package |
| Meals | As specified in the confirmed itinerary |
| Guide | Professional English-speaking safari driver-guide |
| Departure dates | Subject to confirmed group availability |
The itinerary provides a good introduction to Tanzania’s northern national parks, but travellers should understand that the six days include driving between destinations as well as wildlife viewing. Because the Serengeti is a considerable distance from Arusha, the route needs to be organised carefully to avoid spending too much time travelling. If your main interest is the northern Serengeti river crossings, a longer itinerary may be more suitable.
Why Choose a 6-Day Tanzania Joining Group Safari?
A joining group safari makes Tanzania’s wildlife destinations more accessible to travellers who do not want to pay for a private vehicle. Transport is one of the major expenses of an organised safari because a suitable 4×4 vehicle, fuel, maintenance and a professional driver-guide are required throughout the journey. When several travellers share these expenses, the cost per person can be lower than booking the same route privately.
Six days also provide enough time to visit different wildlife habitats without limiting the entire holiday to one or two parks. Tarangire offers woodland and river environments, Lake Manyara has groundwater forest and lakeside habitats, and the Serengeti is famous for its open plains and predator populations. Ngorongoro Crater adds another landscape, with grasslands, wetlands and forest areas supporting a large variety of animals.
Travelling with a small group can also be enjoyable for visitors who like meeting people from other countries. Many joining group participants are solo travellers or couples who share an interest in wildlife, photography and outdoor travel. During the safari, the group follows the same schedule, shares game drives and takes meal breaks together. For travellers who prefer complete flexibility, a private safari remains an alternative, but a joining group package can provide good value when the departure date and itinerary suit your plans.
Detailed 6-Day Tanzania Joining Group Safari Itinerary 2027–2029
The following itinerary follows the published northern circuit route, beginning in Arusha and continuing through Tarangire, Lake Manyara, Serengeti and Ngorongoro. Accommodation names, meal arrangements and exact departure times will be confirmed before booking.
Day 1: Arusha to Tarangire National Park – Elephants, Baobab Trees and Wildlife Viewing
Your six-day Tanzania joining group safari begins in Arusha, where you will meet your driver-guide and the other travellers joining the tour. After a short introduction and confirmation of the day’s arrangements, the group will depart for Tarangire National Park. The drive generally takes around two to three hours, depending on the departure point, traffic and road conditions. Along the way, you will pass through rural landscapes and small communities before reaching the park entrance.
Tarangire is one of Tanzania’s most interesting parks for elephant viewing. Large baobab trees grow throughout the landscape, and the Tarangire River provides an important source of water for wildlife, particularly during the dry season. During your game drive, you may encounter elephants, giraffes, zebras, buffaloes, wildebeest, impalas, warthogs and different bird species. Lions and other predators also occur in the park, although sightings depend on their movements and cannot be guaranteed.
Your guide will select suitable roads according to wildlife activity and the time available. The group will stop for a picnic lunch at an authorised location before continuing with the afternoon game drive. Later in the day, you will leave Tarangire and travel towards your accommodation in the Mto wa Mbu or Karatu area, where dinner and overnight arrangements will be provided according to the booked package.
Accommodation: Budget campsite, tented camp or lodge near Mto wa Mbu or Karatu.
Meals: Lunch and dinner, with breakfast depending on your confirmed arrangements.
For more information about the park, visit Tanzania National Parks Authority – Tarangire National Park.
Day 2: Lake Manyara National Park and Transfer to Serengeti
After breakfast, the group will travel to Lake Manyara National Park for a game drive before continuing towards the Serengeti. Lake Manyara is located below the Great Rift Valley escarpment and is known for its groundwater forest, lake habitats and varied birdlife. The landscape is noticeably different from Tarangire, with tall trees and dense vegetation near the entrance giving way to more open areas towards the lake.
During the game drive, you may see baboons, blue monkeys, elephants, buffaloes, giraffes and various bird species. Lake Manyara is also associated with tree-climbing lions, although these animals are not always easy to find. Flamingos may be present around the lake when water and feeding conditions are suitable, but their numbers vary throughout the year. The main attraction is the variety of habitats found within a relatively compact park.
After exploring Lake Manyara and having lunch, you will continue towards the Serengeti through the Ngorongoro highlands. This is a long travel day, so the amount of time available in Lake Manyara and the Serengeti will depend on road conditions and the group’s schedule. The scenery changes considerably as you travel through highland areas and towards the open plains. You will arrive at your central Serengeti accommodation later in the day, where dinner will be served and you can rest before the following morning’s game drive.
Accommodation: Central Serengeti campsite, tented camp or lodge.
Meals: Breakfast, lunch and dinner.
Travellers who want to learn more about the park’s forest habitats, wildlife and visitor activities can visit TANAPA – Lake Manyara National Park.
Day 3: Full-Day Game Drive in Serengeti National Park
Day three is dedicated to exploring Serengeti National Park, one of the main reasons many travellers visit Tanzania. After an early breakfast, the group will begin a full-day game drive through the central Serengeti, particularly the Seronera region and other accessible wildlife areas. The Serengeti is known for its open grasslands, rocky outcrops, river systems and large populations of wild animals. Its extensive landscape supports lions, leopards, cheetahs, elephants, buffaloes, giraffes, zebras, wildebeest and numerous antelope species.
The central Serengeti is particularly suitable for year-round wildlife viewing because many animals remain in the region even when the main migration herds are elsewhere. Your guide will search for wildlife along the park’s established game-drive routes, using knowledge of animal behaviour and recent sightings to select suitable areas. Lions may be resting near rocky outcrops, leopards may be found in trees along riverine areas, and cheetahs may be encountered in open grassland. However, wildlife movements are unpredictable, so the day’s sightings will depend on natural conditions.
The group will enjoy a picnic lunch at a designated area before continuing with the afternoon game drive. Spending a full day in the Serengeti provides more time to observe wildlife than simply driving through the park on the way to another destination. You may spend several minutes watching elephants feeding, observe giraffes moving between trees or wait quietly while a pride of lions becomes active. In the late afternoon, you will return to your accommodation for dinner and overnight.
Accommodation: Central Serengeti campsite, tented camp or lodge.
Meals: Breakfast, lunch and dinner.
The Serengeti is internationally recognised for its wildlife and annual migration. You can read more about its conservation importance through UNESCO’s Serengeti National Park World Heritage listing.
Day 4: Serengeti Wildlife Viewing and Travel to Ngorongoro Highlands
After breakfast, you will have another opportunity to explore the Serengeti before beginning the journey towards Ngorongoro. The morning is often a useful time for wildlife viewing because temperatures are generally cooler and some animals may be more active. Your guide will select suitable routes according to the group’s schedule and any recent wildlife sightings, allowing time to observe animals before leaving the park.
The Serengeti supports wildlife throughout the year, but the location of the Great Wildebeest Migration changes according to rainfall and grazing conditions. If migrating herds are present near your route, you may have an opportunity to observe them. However, this standard central Serengeti joining group safari should not be confused with a specialised northern Serengeti river-crossing itinerary. Reaching the northern migration areas requires additional travel time, and travellers specifically interested in Mara River crossings should discuss a different route before booking.
After lunch, the group will continue towards the Ngorongoro Conservation Area and the highlands surrounding the crater. The journey passes through different landscapes, including open plains, grasslands and cooler highland areas. You will arrive at your accommodation near Karatu or Ngorongoro later in the day. Dinner will be served at the lodge or camp, and your guide will explain the following day’s arrangements for visiting Ngorongoro Crater.
Accommodation: Karatu or Ngorongoro Highlands campsite, tented camp or lodge.
Meals: Breakfast, lunch and dinner.
Day 5: Ngorongoro Crater Game Drive – Wildlife in a Volcanic Landscape
After an early breakfast, the group will travel to Ngorongoro Crater for one of the most important wildlife experiences of the safari. Ngorongoro is a large volcanic caldera containing grasslands, woodland, wetlands and freshwater habitats. Its relatively small area compared with the Serengeti makes it possible to observe several different wildlife species during one game drive, although the exact sightings depend on the animals’ movements.
The descent into the crater offers views of the surrounding landscape before reaching the crater floor. During the game drive, you may encounter buffaloes, zebras, wildebeest, elephants, hippos, hyenas, lions and numerous bird species. Ngorongoro is also one of Tanzania’s important habitats for the endangered black rhinoceros, but these animals are difficult to locate and sightings cannot be guaranteed. Your guide will follow designated roads and select areas where wildlife is likely to be present.
A picnic lunch will be arranged at an authorised site inside the conservation area. After completing the game drive, the group will ascend from the crater and continue towards accommodation in Karatu or the surrounding area, depending on the confirmed package. Ngorongoro provides a different experience from the Serengeti because wildlife is concentrated within a volcanic landscape rather than spread across extensive open plains.
Accommodation: Karatu-area campsite, tented camp or lodge, subject to the confirmed six-day arrangement.
Meals: Breakfast, lunch and dinner.
Ngorongoro Conservation Area is recognised as a UNESCO World Heritage Site because of its ecological and cultural importance. Further information is available through UNESCO – Ngorongoro Conservation Area.
Day 6: Return to Arusha – End of Your Tanzania Joining Group Safari
After breakfast, the group will begin the return journey towards Arusha. Depending on your accommodation location, departure time and confirmed itinerary, there may be opportunities to stop for refreshments or enjoy views of the surrounding countryside. The journey passes through towns and agricultural areas before reaching Arusha, where your six-day Tanzania joining group safari will come to an end.
Travellers with international flights should allow sufficient time between the expected arrival in Arusha and their airport departure. Road conditions, traffic and other factors can affect arrival times, so an additional overnight stay in Arusha may be advisable for guests with early or tightly scheduled flights. Airport transfers can be arranged according to the services included in your booking.
Meals: Breakfast, with other meals depending on the confirmed arrangements.
End of safari: Arusha hotel or agreed drop-off point.
Itinerary note: Eddy Tours & Safaris also publishes a six-day version that begins with an arrival night in Arusha and ends with the Ngorongoro Crater visit on day six. The itinerary above uses six touring days with a final return day. The exact day-by-day schedule, number of nights inside the parks and accommodation locations must be confirmed before payment so there is no misunderstanding about what is included.
What Animals Can You See During a 6-Day Tanzania Group Safari?
A six-day safari through Tarangire, Lake Manyara, Serengeti and Ngorongoro provides opportunities to observe a wide variety of African wildlife. Elephants are commonly associated with Tarangire, while Lake Manyara is known for forest wildlife and birdlife. The Serengeti offers opportunities to see lions, cheetahs, leopards, giraffes, zebras, buffaloes and wildebeest, while Ngorongoro Crater supports many of these species within a smaller geographical area.
Travellers are often interested in seeing Africa’s Big Five: lion, leopard, elephant, buffalo and rhinoceros. These animals occur within Tanzania’s northern wildlife areas, but seeing all five during a single safari is never guaranteed. Leopards and rhinoceroses can be particularly difficult to locate because of their behaviour, population distribution and habitat preferences.
Birdwatchers will also find plenty to enjoy. Tanzania’s northern parks support eagles, vultures, hornbills, kingfishers, storks, ostriches and many other species. Your guide can help identify animals and explain their behaviour during game drives, making the safari interesting for both first-time visitors and travellers who have previously visited Africa.
How Much Does a 6-Day Tanzania Joining Group Safari Cost in 2027, 2028 and 2029?
The price of a six-day Tanzania joining group safari depends on the travel season, accommodation category, number of confirmed participants, national park fees and the services included. Shared transport generally reduces the cost per person compared with a private safari, but the total price still needs to cover accommodation, meals, park entry charges, conservation fees, fuel and guiding services.
For early budgeting, travellers may encounter six-day shared camping safari offers in a broad range of approximately US$1,100–US$1,800 per person, but this is only an illustrative planning range, not a confirmed Eddy Tours & Safaris price for 2027, 2028 or 2029. Actual quotations may be higher or lower depending on the route, season, group size and accommodation arrangements. A package that includes four national parks may cost more than a simpler six-day itinerary because of the additional park fees and transport requirements.
When comparing safari quotations, make sure you understand whether the price includes all park fees, Ngorongoro conservation and crater-related charges, accommodation, meals, drinking water and transport. Some advertised packages exclude arrival accommodation, airport transfers, tips or optional activities. Asking for a complete quotation before booking is the best way to avoid unexpected expenses.
For official information about national park charges, consult TANAPA Park Tariffs and Fees. The published tariff information should be checked again when booking because charges for future travel years may change.
What Is Included in the 6-Day Tanzania Joining Group Safari?
A standard joining group safari generally includes transport in a shared 4×4 safari vehicle with a pop-up roof, professional driver-guide services, scheduled game drives, accommodation, meals according to the itinerary and drinking water during the safari. Park entry and conservation fees are normally included when specifically stated in the confirmed quotation, but travellers should check this carefully rather than assuming every advertised package includes the same services.
Accommodation arrangements depend on the selected package. Budget camping safaris may involve public campsites and shared facilities, while upgraded packages may use tented camps or lodges with private bathrooms and additional services. Travellers should ask for the actual accommodation names and confirm whether they will be sharing rooms or tents with another participant. Solo travellers should also check whether a single-room supplement applies.
International flights, visas, travel insurance, tips, alcoholic drinks, personal expenses and optional activities are usually excluded unless the quotation specifically states otherwise. A hot-air balloon safari in the Serengeti, for example, is an additional activity that must normally be booked separately. All inclusions and exclusions should be provided in writing before payment.
Best Time for a 6-Day Tanzania Joining Group Safari in 2027–2029
Tanzania’s northern national parks can be visited throughout the year, but wildlife viewing conditions and accommodation demand vary according to the season. June to October is generally associated with drier conditions in many northern parks, making it a popular period for safaris. Vegetation may be less dense, and animals often gather near permanent water sources, particularly in places such as Tarangire. However, this is also a busy travel period, so accommodation and confirmed joining-group departures should be arranged in advance.
January and February are also attractive months for Tanzania safaris. The southern Serengeti and Ndutu region are particularly important during the wildebeest calving season, although the standard central Serengeti group itinerary may not visit the main calving areas. Travellers interested in this wildlife event should request a seasonal itinerary that includes the appropriate region rather than assuming that every Serengeti safari will follow the migration.
March to May generally brings wetter conditions to parts of northern Tanzania, with greener landscapes and potentially quieter parks. November and December may also experience seasonal rainfall. These periods can be suitable for wildlife viewing, but road conditions and accommodation availability should be considered. The best travel date depends on your budget, preferred wildlife experiences and availability of confirmed group departures.
Tanzania Joining Group Safari Seasonal Guide
| Travel Period | General Safari Conditions | What to Consider |
|---|---|---|
| January–February | Green landscapes and good wildlife opportunities | Southern Serengeti calving season requires suitable routing |
| March–May | Wetter conditions in many areas | Road conditions and seasonal accommodation availability |
| June–July | Generally drier conditions | Popular wildlife-viewing period |
| August–October | Dry-season wildlife viewing | Higher demand for some camps and lodges |
| November–December | Variable rainfall and greener landscapes | Wildlife viewing remains possible throughout the circuit |
Travellers interested in the Great Migration should understand that herd movements depend on rainfall and grazing conditions. No safari operator can guarantee the location of migrating animals on a particular date.
Is a Joining Group Safari Better Than a Private Safari?
A joining group safari and a private safari can visit the same national parks, but they provide different levels of flexibility. On a joining group safari, travellers share the vehicle and follow a common schedule. This helps reduce the individual cost of transport and guiding, making the arrangement attractive to solo travellers, couples and small groups who want to save money.
A private safari provides a dedicated vehicle and guide for your booking. Travellers can choose departure times within practical limits, spend longer at particular wildlife sightings and select accommodation according to their preferences. Private safaris are often suitable for families with children, photographers and travellers who prefer a personalised itinerary.
Neither option guarantees better wildlife sightings. The animals are wild, and their movements are not controlled by the tour operator. The main differences are the cost, group arrangements, accommodation flexibility and ability to adjust the schedule. If your main priority is visiting Tanzania’s national parks at a reasonable price, a joining group safari may be the better choice.
Is the 6-Day Tanzania Joining Group Safari Suitable for Solo Travellers?
Yes. Joining group safaris are particularly suitable for solo travellers because they provide an opportunity to share safari transport costs with other participants. Instead of paying for a private vehicle alone, a solo traveller joins an existing group following the same itinerary. This can make visiting the Serengeti and Ngorongoro more affordable while also providing an opportunity to meet people with similar travel interests.
However, solo travellers should confirm the accommodation arrangements before booking. Some packages involve shared tents or rooms, while others offer private accommodation at an additional cost. It is also important to ask whether the departure is already confirmed and how many participants are expected to join.
Travellers who prefer a quiet or highly flexible safari may still choose a private arrangement. The most suitable option depends on your budget, travel style and willingness to share daily activities with other guests.
What Should You Pack for a 6-Day Tanzania Joining Group Safari?
Packing for a six-day safari should focus on comfortable clothing, practical personal items and equipment that will be useful during game drives. Lightweight shirts and trousers are suitable for daytime travel, while a warm jacket or fleece is useful during early morning drives and evenings around Ngorongoro. Neutral-coloured clothing is a practical choice, although specialised safari clothing is not essential for ordinary vehicle-based game drives.
Comfortable closed shoes, sunglasses, sunscreen, a sunhat and a reusable water bottle are useful throughout the journey. Travellers interested in wildlife photography should bring a camera with a suitable zoom lens, spare batteries and enough storage space. Binoculars are also valuable because animals may be some distance from the vehicle, particularly in the Serengeti.
Because luggage space in a shared safari vehicle is limited, soft-sided bags are often more convenient than large hard suitcases. Travellers should check the operator’s luggage allowance before departure and carry essential medication, travel documents and personal items in a small day bag.
Important Things to Know Before Joining a Tanzania Group Safari
A joining group safari works best when all participants understand the shared arrangements. Morning departures may begin early, particularly on days involving long drives between national parks. Being ready at the agreed time helps the group follow the itinerary and ensures that everyone has enough time for game drives, meals and accommodation check-in.
Travellers should also respect the guide’s instructions during wildlife sightings. Remaining inside the vehicle where required, keeping noise levels reasonable and avoiding unnecessary disturbance to animals are important parts of responsible safari travel. The guide is responsible for making decisions about safe viewing distances and suitable routes, and these decisions should be respected by all participants.
Before confirming a booking, ask about the maximum number of travellers in the vehicle, whether everyone will have a window seat, the accommodation category, luggage restrictions and any additional expenses. You should also confirm the meeting point in Arusha, the departure time and the expected return arrangements. These details are especially important for travellers booking international flights or connecting the safari with another holiday.
How to Book a 6-Day Tanzania Joining Group Safari for 2027, 2028 or 2029
Booking a Tanzania joining group safari begins with selecting your preferred travel dates and confirming whether a suitable departure is available. Because joining group safaris depend on travellers sharing a vehicle, not every date is automatically a confirmed departure. It is therefore important to contact the operator before booking flights or making non-refundable travel arrangements.
When requesting a quotation, provide your preferred departure date, number of travellers, accommodation preference and any special requirements. The operator can then explain the available joining-group arrangements, confirm the route and provide a written quotation showing the included services and total cost. If no suitable group departure is available, you may consider another date or request a private safari quotation.
You can review the existing Tanzania Joining Group Safari package and explore additional Tanzania Safari Tours through Eddy Tours & Safaris. Both pages provide useful starting points for discussing the type of safari you want to arrange.
Frequently Asked Questions About the 6-Day Tanzania Joining Group Safari
How Much Is a 6-Day Tanzania Joining Group Safari in 2027?
The cost depends on accommodation, travel dates, park fees and the number of confirmed participants. Shared camping safaris are generally more affordable than private lodge safaris, but the final price must be confirmed through an updated quotation. Travellers should ask for the complete package cost rather than relying on an advertised starting price that may exclude important services.
Can I Join a Tanzania Safari Group as a Solo Traveller?
Yes. Solo travellers can join confirmed group departures and share transport and guiding expenses with other participants. Accommodation arrangements vary, so you should ask whether a shared room or tent is included or whether a single supplement applies.
Does the 6-Day Tanzania Joining Group Safari Include Serengeti National Park?
Yes. The itinerary includes Serengeti National Park, with wildlife viewing in the central Serengeti. The region is suitable for observing resident animals throughout the year, including lions, leopards, cheetahs, giraffes, zebras and other species.
Can I See the Great Wildebeest Migration During This Safari?
You may encounter migrating herds if they are present near the areas visited, but this cannot be guaranteed. The standard route focuses on the central Serengeti, while major seasonal migration events may occur in the southern, western or northern regions. Travellers specifically interested in river crossings or calving should request a suitable migration-focused itinerary.
Is Ngorongoro Crater Included in the Safari?
Yes. Ngorongoro Crater is included in the six-day route, providing an opportunity to observe wildlife in one of Tanzania’s most distinctive volcanic landscapes. The crater supports lions, buffaloes, elephants, zebras, wildebeest, hippos and various bird species, with occasional opportunities to see black rhinoceroses.
Are Meals and Accommodation Included?
Meals and accommodation are normally included according to the confirmed joining-group package. However, the exact accommodation category, room-sharing arrangements and meal plan should be checked before booking.
Do Joining Group Safaris Depart Every Day?
Not necessarily. Departures depend on confirmed bookings, vehicle availability and the operator’s schedule. Travellers should request the current departure calendar rather than assuming that every advertised date is available.
Is Six Days Enough for a Tanzania Safari?
Six days can provide a rewarding introduction to Tanzania’s northern wildlife parks, particularly for travellers who want to visit Tarangire, Lake Manyara, Serengeti and Ngorongoro. However, the route involves several long driving days. Travellers who want more time in the Serengeti or a specialised migration safari may prefer a longer itinerary.
Can I Upgrade My Accommodation?
Accommodation upgrades may be possible depending on availability and whether they are compatible with the group’s shared route. Travellers seeking a completely different accommodation schedule may find a private safari more suitable.
Where Does the Safari Start and Finish?
The safari starts and finishes in Arusha, Tanzania. Airport transfers and additional accommodation can be discussed when booking, but travellers should confirm whether these services are included in the package price.
Book Your Best 6-Day Tanzania Joining Group Safari for 2027, 2028 or 2029
A six-day Tanzania joining group safari provides a practical way to visit some of the country’s most famous wildlife destinations while sharing the cost of transport and guiding services. From the elephants and baobab trees of Tarangire to the forests of Lake Manyara, the open plains of the Serengeti and the wildlife-rich Ngorongoro Crater, this itinerary introduces travellers to several different parts of Tanzania’s northern safari circuit.
Choosing the right departure date and understanding the itinerary are important parts of planning a successful group safari. A good package should provide clear information about accommodation, meals, park fees, transport, group size and the amount of time spent in each destination. Travellers should also understand that wildlife sightings depend on natural conditions and that the Great Migration does not remain in one part of the Serengeti throughout the year.
Eddy Tours & Safaris is a local tour company in Arusha, Tanzania, highly recommended by travellers who have experienced our services. We arrange Tanzania wildlife safaris, Kilimanjaro climbing trips and private holidays, including joining group safari arrangements for travellers who want to explore the northern national parks at a reasonable cost.
If you are planning a 6-day Tanzania joining group safari in 2027, 2028 or 2029, contact our team with your preferred dates, number of travellers and accommodation requirements. We can explain the available departures, provide a detailed itinerary and prepare a quotation based on your travel plans.
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