3 jours de safari en Tanzanie
3 Day Tanzania Safari Tour Itinerary and Price
Le forfait de safari de camping de 3 jours en Tanzanie commence à Arusha et couvre trois des meilleurs parcs de Tanzanie : Tarangire, qui abrite une plus grande population d'éléphants, le lac Manyara, où vous pouvez voir des lions grimpant aux arbres et de magnifiques flamants roses, et le cratère de Ngorongoro, qui possède des falaises de 600 mètres de haut.
Le safari privé le plus économique en Tanzanie est ce court safari de camping en Tanzanie au cratère de Ngorongoro, à Tarangire et au lac Manyara.
Le voyage commence et se termine à Arusha, centre touristique de la Tanzanie, où nous vous rencontrerons dans votre lodge ou votre hôtel pour une brève présentation du safari le jour précédent ou le matin même avant de partir pour le parc national de Tarangire. Veuillez nous informer si vous avez besoin de transport et d'hébergement à Arusha avant et après votre safari.
Points forts du safari de 3 jours
Day 1: Arrival in Arusha - Tarangire National Park
Accommodation: Heart and Soul Lodge
Activities:
Arrive in Arusha, and head straight to Tarangire National Park for your first game drive.
Tarangire is known for its large elephant herds and iconic baobab trees.
Enjoy a full-day game drive, spotting a wide variety of wildlife, including lions, giraffes, zebras, and a multitude of bird species.
Return to Heart and Soul Lodge for dinner and overnight.
Day 2: Ngorongoro Crater Full Game Drive
Accommodation: Heart and Soul Lodge
Activities:
After breakfast, depart for Ngorongoro Crater – a UNESCO World Heritage site and one of the Seven Natural Wonders of Africa.
Spend a full day exploring the crater floor, which is home to diverse wildlife including the "Big Five" (lion, elephant, buffalo, leopard, and rhinoceros).
Enjoy breathtaking views of the crater from the rim before descending to the floor for your game drive.
Return to Heart and Soul Lodge for another night of rest.
Day 3: Lake Manyara National Park - Return to Arusha
Accommodation: (At extra cost)
Activities:
On this final day, after breakfast, head to Lake Manyara National Park, known for its tree-climbing lions and stunning lake views. The park offers a mix of habitats, including acacia woodlands, groundwater forests, and soda lakes.
You will have a morning game drive to spot wildlife such as flamingos, baboons, and herds of elephants.
After your game drive, head back to Arusha to conclude your safari adventure.
You can opt for additional accommodation in Arusha (at an extra cost) or proceed to your next destination.
Summary of Accommodation:
Heart and Soul Lodge: 2 nights
Arusha (extra cost accommodation): 1 night (optional)
Itinerary, Inclusion and Price
Day 1 - Arusha to Tarangire National Park
We depart today for Tarangire Park with packed lunch, passing through open plains south of Arusha town...During the dry season from May to October Tarangire has the greatest concentration of wildlife outside the Serengeti ecosystem and its wetlands in the southeast portion of the park support over 300 varieties of birds...With fewer tourists than other parks, Tarangire’s rolling savannah dotted with thousands of baobab and acacia trees offers a great chance to enjoy Africa's wilderness and solitude. You will have a full day game drive, dinner, and overnight Heart and Soul Lodge or other Lodge
> Accommodation:
✓ Name: Heart and Soul Lodge
✓ Type: Lodge
✓ Level: Mid-range
Day 2 - Full game drive in Ngorongoro Conservation Area
Following breakfast, you'll venture towards Ngorongoro Crater, renowned as a remarkable natural spectacle. Here, you'll encounter over 120 species of animals, including the renowned Big Five. It presents an ideal opportunity to observe the solitary grazing of endangered black rhinoceros and observe numerous hippos cooling off in the water.
From the comfort of your open-top vehicle, you can witness and capture images of some of Africa's most iconic creatures. The crater serves as a habitat for various predators such as lions, leopards, cheetahs, jackals, and hyenas, alongside a vast array of wildebeests, zebras, antelopes, cape buffaloes, and more. Undoubtedly, it stands as one of Africa's premier safari destinations.
Following an exhilarating day, you'll relish a picnic lunch near the renowned hippo pool within the park. Subsequently, you'll embark on the final game drive before departing the crater and returning to your Heart and Soul Lodge lodging.
> Accommodation:
✓ Name: Heart and Soul Lodge
✓ Type: Lodge
✓ Level: Mid-range
Day 3 - Lake Manyara National Park to Arusha
After breakfast drive to Lake Manyara National Park with packed lunch...Encompassing this area is Lake Manyara Park which is often overlooked, but game-rich and best known for its tree-climbing lions...We’ll have time for full day game drive then evening drive back to Arusha
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5 questions sur le safari de 3 jours en Tanzanie
Un voyage de 3 jours en Tanzanie est-il trop court ?
Un safari de 3 jours est assez court, mais la question de savoir si c'est trop court dépend de ce que vous attendez. Si vous le pouvez, je vous recommande d'ajouter quelques jours supplémentaires. Plus de temps vous permettra de vous installer et de profiter pleinement de l'expérience de la brousse. Toutefois, si le temps et l'argent vous obligent à faire un court voyage, c'est mieux que de ne pas y aller du tout. Trois jours, c'est l'occasion de se rendre sur place et de se faire une idée.
Et j'espère que vous pourrez revenir une autre fois avec plus de temps. Ce n'est pas une bonne idée d'essayer d'en faire trop pendant un safari de 3 jours. N'oubliez pas que vous passerez une bonne partie de votre temps à vous rendre à vos points de départ et d'arrivée et à en revenir.
Tant que vous êtes réaliste quant à ce que vous pouvez faire lors d'un safari de cette durée, cela vaut vraiment la peine d'y aller.
Que puis-je faire pendant un safari de 3 jours en Tanzanie ?
Lorsque vous planifiez un safari de 3 jours en Tanzanie, plusieurs options s'offrent à vous. Il est préférable de passer les deux nuits au même endroit car le temps imparti est limité. Le choix le plus populaire pour un safari de 3 jours en Tanzanie est le circuit nord, qui comprend quatre parcs : Le parc national du Serengeti, le cratère du Ngorongoro, le parc national du lac Manyara et le parc national du Tarangire. S'il est techniquement possible de visiter les quatre parcs en trois jours, ce n'est pas recommandé.
Une option plus pratique consiste à visiter le célèbre Serengeti et à s'arrêter au cratère du Ngorongoro en cours de route. Les lacs Manyara et Tarangire, proches du parc national d'Arusha, peuvent également être combinés avec la visite du cratère du Ngorongoro dans le cadre d'un safari de trois jours.
Dans le sud du pays, le parc national de Nyerere (anciennement réserve de Selous) et le parc national de Ruaha peuvent être visités séparément dans le cadre d'un safari aérien au départ de Dar es Salaam ou de Zanzibar. Le parc national de Mikumi peut être visité lors d'un court safari par la route, qui dure environ 5 heures dans chaque sens depuis Dar es Salaam.
À quel type d'hébergement puis-je m'attendre ?
"Tanzania has a well-established tourism industry offering a wide range of accommodation options. Budget camping tours are a popular and affordable way to truly immerse yourself in the environment. For a bit more comfort, you can consider a budget lodge tour. These options are located outside the parks, but they serve as a base for game drives.
There are also mid-range options available, consisting of larger, no-frills hotels both inside and outside the parks and reserves. For those seeking luxury, high-end lodgings are commonly used for fly-in safari packages. These luxurious accommodations offer great food and service, with a variety of styles, including small designer ecolodges designed to blend into the environment.
If you want to experience a Tanzanian safari in style, this could be the right choice for you."
Which animals can I expect to see?
“Tanzania has an incredible wealth of wildlife, and which animals you may see will largely be determined by which parks you visit. All popular parks have a good variety of safari animals. However, the parks and reserves all have distinct differences in terrain, and this is reflected in the wildlife that is commonly encountered in each of them. If you don’t mind a lot of driving, it is possible to visit the Serengeti and Ngorongoro Crater on a 3-day road safari. This combination gives you a reasonable chance of seeing all the Big Five in a short time. Ngorongoro is the only reliable park in Tanzania to see black rhino in the wild.
The Serengeti and the Crater are both good for predators, and lions are particularly easy to find in both. Spotting a leopard on a 3-day safari is a bit trickier, but you never know your luck. To reduce driving time, you could fly in and out of the Serengeti and skip on the Ngorongoro Crater and its rhinos, or drive one way via the Crater and fly the other.
A 3-day trip to Ruaha or Nyerere in the south can be very productive. Predator sightings are more hit-and-miss, but you’ve a very good chance of seeing lion. The southern parks are known for wild dog, and Ruaha has a large variety of unusual antelope species, including the impressive greater kudu.”
How much does a 3-day safari cost in Tanzania?
Putting an exact price on a 3-day safari is challenging due to numerous variables. Budget camping tours start at around $600 per person, while mid-range lodge tours can cost up to $1,000 per person. Luxury tours are pricier. You may find better deals during the low season. Once you identify your priorities, obtain several quotes. Tanzania's parks and reserves are among Africa's finest, offering an incredible experience but at a premium price.
Accommodation ranges from budget to luxury, with camping being a cost-effective option if you are comfortable with basic amenities and want to be close to nature. The cost also varies based on whether you choose a private or group tour. Although many 3-day road safaris are available, a fly-in safari might be worth considering despite its higher cost.