Tanzania Family Safari

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Serengeti National Park & Ngorongoro Crater

Quivertree is thrilled to offer your family and friends a once in a lifetime safari to see the Great Wildlife Migration of Africa.

Specially designed by Lorne Sulcas, AKA, “The Big Cat Guy” for families ages 11 and up. Quivertree’s founders have been closely following Lorne’s career over the past 30 years and have long identified Lorne as the best African wildlife safari expert.

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Lorne Sulcas

Lorne is married with two teenage safari-crazy kids, and he has a wonderful ability to connect with all ages – from kids to grandparents!

He is also an internationally awarded wildlife photographer, and he will be giving invaluable photo tips throughout the safari. When he’s not guiding safaris or photographing Africa’s magnificent wildlife, Lorne travels the world as a globally- acclaimed motivational speaker who uses his vast knowledge of wildlife behaviour to help organizations thrive. His list of clients includes organizational giants on five continents from the World Bank to NASA, CNN to the Toronto Blue Jays, and many others. Lorne also appears regularly on CNN as an expert on wildlife behaviour.

Sample Itinerary

Day 1
Arrive and transfer to a nearby airport hotel for the night.

Day 2
Depart for the Ngorongoro Crater area, stopping en route for a first safari drive at Tarangire National Park, famous for its elephants! Overnight near the Crater.

Day 3
Safari inside the Crater: learn all about the animals who live in this almost self-contained Garden of Eden!

Day 4
Additional safari in the Crater before continuing to the Serengeti National Park, site of the Great Migration. Overnight at an authentic African Tented Safari Camp.

Day 5
Full day on safari in the Central Serengeti searching for BIG Cats and other major species. Return to the Tented Camp for overnight.

Day 6
Depart for the Northern Serengeti region, where the great migration is expected to be concentrated. The millions of wildebeest may even be trying to cross the crocodile infested rivers during your time here. Overnight at a wilderness camp.

Days 7/8/9
Three full days in the main migration area. Lorne will be explaining all about this incredible spectacle (and you will return home knowing more about the wildlife of Africa than you could ever learn in a classroom!) Lorne will be teaching photography as well. Whether a beginner or an experienced photographer, Lorne will teach you how best to capture this once in a lifetime event.

Day 10
Today marks the end of the safari. You’ll transfer to an airstrip in the northern Serengeti and fly back to Kilimanjaro International Airport to connect to your onward flight.

Accommodation

Kilimanjaro Airport Hotel: 4-star lodge with swimming pool.

Ngorongoro: 5-star hotel with swimming pool and all amenities.

Serengeti: Wilderness style tents with ensuite bush shower and flushing toilet. The Central Serengeti camps are open all year round. The Northern Serengeti camps are “seasonal” and only open during the migration period.