1 Day Ngorongoro Safari Price includes
Park fees
Game drives and acitivities
All accommodation
A professional driver/ safari guide
All transportation
All Taxes/VAT
Roundtrip airport transfer
Meals
Water / Coffee / Tea or Soft Drinks
The 1-day safari in Serengeti begins very early in the morning, around 5:30 a.m, and takes 2 to 3 hours to drive from Mwanza to Ndabaka entrance gate, which is roughly 145 kilometers away. You will begin your game drive after completing the registration process. Explore the Western corridor zone, where you may see a large number of people in their natural habitats. Pass via the Grumeti River to the Retima Hippo Pool, where you may see hippos and gigantic Nile crocodiles in abundance. Leopards, Prides of Lions, Packs of Spotted Hyenas, the swiftest Cheetahs, and many plain animals such as Buffaloes, Topis, Hartebeests, Wildebeests, Waterbucks, Elands, Zebras, Gazelles, and warthogs, to name a few, can be seen as you search for them in the Seronera area, and there are over 100 species of birds to see.
On this 1 day Serengeti safari can only be done from Mwanza or Karatu but Mwanza town is more appropriate due to its nearness to the entrance of the Serengeti. Bearing in mind that you will need to be inside the Serengeti as early as possible in order to do the early game drive, it only makes sense that you do this tour from Mwanza rather than doing a Serengeti day tour from Arusha or Moshi.
On a full-day journey from Mwanza to UNESCO-listed Serengeti National Park, see crocodile-infested rivers, grassy grasslands, and baobab trees in a savannah scene. On a guided tour that includes hotel transportation, breakfast, lunch, and admission fees, spot animals on morning and afternoon game drives and enjoy a picnic in the park.
Is it possible to do a 1 day Serengeti safari from Arusha?
it is virtually impossible to do a Serengeti National Park day trip that is why most day tours to Serengeti usually depart from Mwanza which is very near to the park.
Serengeti Safari – One Day Itinerary Highlight
- Full-day wildlife tour of Serengeti National Park from Mwanza
- Morning and afternoon game drives
- See native wildlife in their natural environment
- Get off the beaten track in a 4×4
- Breakfast and lunch included
- Hotel pickup and drop-off included
What to see in the Serengeti
Serengeti conjures us visions of one of the world’s last great animal spectacles. Those who have visited the region may have seen thousands of wildebeest and zebras graze in the unending plains, crossing the Mara and Grumet rivers, or giving birth in the Ndutu area. Lion prides, some relaxing, others chasing their prey with vigilance.
Dung bugs moving away a 10kg pile of elephant dung and a female elephant teaching her calf how to eat and drink water. In general, the Serengeti provides a diverse range of habitats for tens of thousands of wild species (birds, mammals, reptiles, and so on), ranging from acacia-dominated savannah woodland to savannah grassland, hills, and rivers that run through the park. The Serengeti’s splendor is beyond description!
- This 1-day Serengeti tour starts and ends in Mwanza
- Book your own international flights
- Fly to/from Kilimanjaro Airport (JRO) near Arusha/Moshi. Or fly to/from Arusha Airport (ARK) via Dar es Salaam or Nairobi (Kenya)
- Transport from and back to the airport is included
- Additional accommodation before and at the end of the tour can be arranged at an extra cost on request
Best time for Serengeti Safaris
The ideal months to visit Serengeti National Park are January to February or June to September, yet you should arrange your visit to coincide with the Great Migration. For example, winter is the greatest season to watch the herd in the Southern Serengeti, while summer and fall are best spent in the Western Corridor and Northern Serengeti. We’ll change their plans dependent on the herd’s movements. The weather has remained quite consistent, with daytime highs in the 80s. Because of its greater height, the Ngorongoro Conservation Area has colder weather. The rainiest months are April and May, and many lodges and campgrounds close for the season.
January-February – Best time to visit Serengeti
The greatest time to see the Southern Serengeti and the Ngorongoro Conservation Area is during the winter months. Although most people approach the park from the south, due to a lack of wildlife for much of the year, this section is often disregarded by tourists. The herd is drawn back to its mating sites by the brief rains that fall in November. These enormous meadows teem with wildebeest, zebras, and, of course, predators throughout the winter.
March-May – Serengeti Tour
The rainy season in the park begins in the spring. Because the rain has prevented most people, you may expect to find reduced costs on excursions and hotels.
However, you should keep in mind that most semi-permanent campsites and some lodges restrict their doors to guests during this season, so prepare early.
June-September – Best time for Serengeti Safari
The Great Migration migrates north throughout the summer and fall, when the plains are ablaze with vibrant vegetation. During the early summer months, the herd is most likely to be seen around the Grumeti River in the park’s Western Corridor, however a smaller renegade group may be seen in the Lobo Valley. Observing the grazers take on the river’s deadly crocodile population may be a once-in-a-lifetime event.
Wildebeest and zebras meet with elephants and giraffes at the magnificent Lobo and Bologonja Springs in the park’s northern section between July and September.
October-December
The return of The Great Migration to the southern plains is signaled by brief, erratic rain showers. Spend the most of this month on the Western Corridor near the Grumeti River or at the Mbalageti Tented Lodge, a permanent campsite with panoramic views.
Wildebeest Migration and Balloon Safaris
Another natural phenomena in Serengeti national park is the migration of around 2 million wildebeests. This massive wildebeest migration takes place in Kenya’s southwestern region, between Serengeti National Park and Masai Mara National Reserve.
The great migration, which is one of Africa’s seven natural wonders, includes zebras as well as wildebeests. Look for water crossings around the Mara and Grumeti rivers during this wildebeest migration.
During a safari in Tanzania’s Serengeti National Park, visitors may witness over 500 different bird species. Tourism is one of the sectors in Tanzania that has been impacted by the COVID 19 epidemic that has swept the globe.
However, with the reopening of airports and the implementation of various standard operating procedures in airports such as Kilimanjaro International Airport, as well as lodges and camps in Tanzania’s national parks, tourist activities are steadily progressing.
The following are some of the activities that travelers participate in when visiting Serengeti National Park:
Game drives in the Serengeti National Park are excursions that entail driving through the park’s vast savannah grasslands.
These game drives occur in the morning, afternoon, and nighttime.
Wildebeests, zebras, gazelles, antelopes, dik diks, impalas, lions, leopards, elephants, buffalos, hippos, giraffes, hartebeests, and many more wildlife species may be observed on a Serengeti safari. The dry season, which runs from June to October, is an excellent time to see many animal species as they congregate around water sources.
Guided nature walks take place in the presence of an armed guide who leads guests into the wide savannah plains where they may take in vistas of the Serengeti national park’s hills, kopjes, rivers, and valleys while observing animal species from afar.
Hot air balloon safaris offer a wonderful opportunity to see the Serengeti National Park from a different perspective. Early in the morning is the optimum time to do this activity.
The hot air balloon adventure begins with a briefing at the landing spot before boarding the baskets and embarking on the adventure. While in the hot air balloon, one of the most unforgettable moments is watching the sunset over the Serengeti’s wide savannah plains.
Get an early start by being picked up from your Mwanza accommodation and driving to the Serengeti National Park’s Ndabaka entrance gate. Begin the day’s first game drive in the park’s western corridor, where seasonal animal migrations of wildebeest are pushed through a thin length of land, after a brief pause for breakfast outside the gates. Crocodiles hunt zebras and herbivores at the water’s edge as you drive down the Grumet River. Keep an eye out for hippos that ‘yawn’ at the river’s surface, as well as signals of huge cats and predators.
The annual migration of wildebeest, zebras, and gazelles through Serengeti National Park contributed to the park’s designation as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, but the Serengeti is also home to four threatened or endangered species: visitors may see cheetahs, black rhinos, wild dogs, and elephants, and the ‘Big Five’ are common here. After a picnic lunch inside the park, go for a second game drive in the afternoon—various animals come to hunt, drink, and graze at different times, so the scenery varies throughout the day. Begin your journey back to Mwanza following the afternoon wildlife drive. After the tour, you will be dropped off at your hotel.
The cost for the one day Ngorongoro safari includes and excludes the following items
Price Excludes
International flights
Additional accommodation before and at the end of the tour
Tanzania Visa
Gratuity
Personal Expenses (e.g. laundry, telephone, beverages, etc.)
Meals not listed above
Government imposed increase of taxes and/or park fees
Fees to enter the Serengeti National Park in 2021: The Serengeti National Park is located in northern Tanzania and is known for its animal watching opportunities. To enter the park, visitors or tourists must pay an admission charge.
Park admission fees for the Serengeti National Park in 2021 are charges imposed by the Tanzania National Parks Authority (TANAPA) on travellers interested in touring the park and participating in various activities there. TANAPA also oversees the management of Tanzania’s other national parks.
Tanzania’s National Parks Authority announced new park admission prices for Tanzania’s national parks around the 30th of July, stating that the tariffs will be effective beginning August 1, 2020.
Tanzania National Parks Authority’s admission prices for 2022-2023 apply not just to Serengeti National Park, but also to other Tanzanian national parks, and include costs for repeated entrances into the parks.
The following are the park admission costs for Serengeti National Park in 2021, per person interested in visiting the park:
- 70.8 USD for those who are 16 years old or older.
- 23.6 USD for children between the ages of 5 and 15.
- Serengeti national park does not charge an admission fee for children under the age of five.
Serengeti Concession Fees
Concession fees are among the other expenses charged in the Serengeti National Park during a safari. Foreign visitors, foreign residents, and East Africans who pay in Tanzanian shillings pay different admission fees (TSH).
A day pass will be valid for around 12 hours, according to the Tanzania National Parks Authority, and numerous entries will be permitted within that time frame. Similarly, a permit valid for 24 hours in the national park will be valid for repeated entry during the indicated hours.
The admission fees for the Serengeti National Park and other Tanzanian national parks released for 2021 are a TANAPA move to boost the number of visitors visiting the country as well as the sector’s revenue.
Another rationale for the imposition of Serengeti national park admission fees for 2021 is to improve the tourism environment within the park for international tourists, foreign inhabitants, and the East African community.
A decrease in the canopy walkway prices for Lake Manyara national park is one of the other modifications approved to the admission fees for 2021.
How Much Does A Serengeti Safari Cost?
The cost of a Serengeti safari is determined by the number of people visiting the park, and the type of accommodation preferred. The more luxurious the accommodation type, the more expensive the tour. For cheaper Serengeti Safaris using public campsites would make your safari in Serengeti more affordable and cheaper as compared to using lodges but the price starts from $390 per day.
Best Serengeti Safari Prices.
- Budget Serengeti safari price $ 390 per person per day
- Serengeti Honeymoon Safari Prices $ 290 – $ 990 per person per day
- Midrange Serengeti Safari Price $ 550 USD per person per day.
- Serengeti Luxury Safari Prices $ 690-2500 USD per person per day
- Serengeti Family Safari Prices $ 250 – $ 1590 per person per day
Budget Serengeti safari Price ($USD 390 – US$ 1190).
Budget Serengeti Safari Tours will cost between US$ 195 and US$ 350 per day, based on a budget camping safari. How can I visit the Serengeti on a shoestring budget? How to Travel to the Serengeti on a Budget, Budget Serengeti Safari Among the most cheap Serengeti Safari Packages. This tour departs from Arusha, Moshi, Dar es Salaam, or Zanzibar. It’s ideal for family vacations, honeymoons, and exclusive bespoke and tailor-made wildlife safaris.
Serengeti Balloon Safari Price ($USD 590 – US$ 690).
How much does a Serengeti Balloon Safari Cost? The cost of a Serengeti balloon flight is US$ 690 per person (including the US$ 40 Tanapa ballooning charge). This price covers transportation from your resort or camp to the balloon launch point, as well as the balloon trip itself. Breakfast with champagne (after landing). Depending on the weather on the day, the flight might last anywhere from 50 to 70 minutes.
Serengeti Family Safari Prices ($USD 1100 – 1590)
What Is the Cost of a Serengeti Family Safari? Luxury Serengeti Family Safari The cost of a Serengeti Family or Camping Safari ranges from $1100 to $1590 per person per day/night. Stay in luxurious accommodations with private toilets, bathrooms, and hot showers. Alternatively, you may camp on the ground with ground tents, mattresses, and sleeping bags and share showers, bathrooms, and toilets. The Serengeti National Park and Wildlife Refuge, located on the Serengeti Plain, offers the ideal game-watching safari package for families with children in north-central Tanzania. It is located northwest of the bordering Ngorongoro Conservation Area and partly next to the Kenyan border.
Serengeti Honeymoon Safari Prices (USD 300 — USD 1800)
What Is the Price of a Serengeti Honeymoon Safari? Serengeti’s five-star high-end romantic honeymoon lodging options range from US$ 690 to US$ 2500 per person per night. Safari in the Serengeti National Park for a Honeymoon.
The ideal months to visit Serengeti National Park for a honeymoon or family safari are January to February or June to September, however, you should arrange your vacation around the Great Migration’s migration.
Luxury Serengeti safari Prices ($USD 1300 – 2590).
Prices for a luxury Serengeti safari range from $1300 to $2590 USD.
What Is the Price of a Serengeti Luxury Safari? Serengeti luxury safaris range in price from US$ 12300 to US$ 2590 per person per night. The Serengeti has a lot to offer affluent visitors. Popular as a Serengeti luxury safari wide plain in Africa, find and compare.
Serengeti Safari Accommodation
There are various accommodation options in the Serengeti National Park alone. Some are located within the boundaries of the Serengeti National Park while others are located outside but near the Serengeti. These camps, hotels, and lodges are flexible enough to accommodate all nature of tourists. From budget-friendly, to midrange to luxury and even ultra-luxury accommodation options. In the Serengeti, you have the freedom to choose between basic camping, tented lodge camping, and lodge camping, or a mix of all these choices.
Camping Safari Accommodation in Serengeti
You may stay at affordable camping accommodations like Nyani & Pimbi, Nguchiro campground in Central Serengeti National Park, Lobo campsite at Northern Serengeti Mara River Crossing during your Adventure Safari Trips in Serengeti Tanzania between July and November.
Lodging Safari Accommodation in Serengeti
How much does a day of deluxe, high-end, and luxury Serengeti accommodation cost per person? Costs range between US$ 1200 to US$ 2500 to stay in a luxury accommodation property. A Serengeti safari lodging may be found in a variety of mid-range and luxury safari lodges, depending on your budget. Kubukubu tented lodge safari, Katikati tented camps, Serengeti Serena safari lodge, Lahia safari lodge in Serengeti, Serengeti Sopa Safari lodge, Serengeti Wildlife safari lodge are some of the lodges and tented lodges we chose.
How many days do you need in Serengeti?
The safari’s beginning point will provide you with an estimate of how many days you’ll need in Serengeti for safari tours. The minimum number of excursions is two days and one night, regardless of whether you stay in a budget camp or a safari resort.
We provide top-notch tailor-made Serengeti safaris ranging from 2 days to 5 weeks in length, as well as wildlife adventure vacations for families, honeymooners, and singles!
Every visitor who is considering a first-time safari in Serengeti National Park wants to know how much it will cost to visit the park and how much it will cost.
