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Arrive Nairobi, Kenya
Your adventure begins in Nairobi, the capital of Kenya and your gateway to a dramatic procession of natural spectacles here and in Tanzania, two thrilling safari destinations.
The journey
One of the great wildlife spectacles of the world, from migrating zebras and wildebeest to the predators that shadow them, is on magnificent display in Kenya and Tanzania, and there’s no better way to experience it than on Worldway’s flagship safari. Fly or drive between the region’s most abundant parks for unrivaled animal sightings with expert tracker-guides, ending each day in our best camps and lodges.
Complete package information
One of the great wildlife spectacles of the world, from migrating zebras and wildebeest to the predators that shadow them, is on magnificent display in Kenya and Tanzania, and there’s no better way to experience it than on Worldway’s flagship safari. Fly or drive between the region’s most abundant parks for unrivaled animal sightings with expert tracker-guides, ending each day in our best camps and lodges.
Day Day 1
Your adventure begins in Nairobi, the capital of Kenya and your gateway to a dramatic procession of natural spectacles here and in Tanzania, two thrilling safari destinations.
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Drive to Amboseli National Park, home to prolific herds of elephants. Spanning 150 square miles of Kenyan savanna, woodlands, wetlands and ephemeral lakebed — with Mount Kilimanjaro’s distinctive profile as its centerpiece — this iconic park also harbors giraffes, zebras, cheetahs, lions and hundreds of bird species. After viewing game roam the dusty plains by day, join fellow guests for a welcome dinner. Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
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Watch elephants up close from a safari vehicle that seats just six (giving every guest a window seat), and view other game such as Cape buffalo, wildebeest, hippos and hyenas. After lunch back in camp, head out again to seek out more of East Africa’s natural wonders and toast your safari day with a refreshing cocktail at sunset. Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
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After crossing into Tanzania and eating lunch in Arusha, fly to Tarangire National Park, where you settle into your luxurious camp. Set among vast, baobab-lined savannas, the park boasts a large population of elephants. Life here revolves around the Tarangire River, which draws large concentrations of wildlife — a cornucopia for safari enthusiasts and birdwatchers alike. Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
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Embark on morning and afternoon game drives to explore Tarangire National Park and its stunning concentration of animals — herds of elephants, impala and zebra. Look, too, for pythons and the twitching tail of a leopard hiding in high branches. Partake in a chef-led cooking demonstration of local dishes such as ugali, makande and kachumbari. Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
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Learn how Tanzanians live today, exploring a local village and strolling a thriving market to see the colorful produce on display. Head to your lodge, set near the Ngorongoro Conservation Area, for lunch. During some free time on your own, you may opt for a walk with a Maasai healer or simply rest up for tomorrow’s exploration of Ngorongoro Crater — the largest unbroken ancient caldera in the world and an ideal place to seek out lions, elephants, hyenas and gazelles. Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
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Descend into Ngorongoro Crater to explore the panoramic, game-rich prairies of this ancient volcanic caldera. With its crater walls nearly 2,000 feet high, Ngorongoro offers the safari experience of a lifetime. Observe profuse and diverse wildlife roaming freely in an authentic “Lost World,” where it’s possible to encounter every member of the Big Five in a single day. Pause for a picnic lunch in this UNESCO World Heritage Site before continuing your game drive en route back to the lodge. Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
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Fly to Serengeti National Park, a vast Tanzanian landscape that during part of the year hosts one of earth’s greatest wildlife spectacles: the annual Great Migration. Over the next three days, immerse yourself in this incredible setting, with camera at the ready for flash encounters with the circle of life. Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
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Spanning some 5,700 square miles of rolling, golden grassland, Serengeti National Park supports one of the largest concentrations of wildlife in the world, including antelopes, hyenas, leopards, giraffes, lions and buffalo. Your expert wildlife trackers get you face-to-face with it on twice-daily game drives, with each day ending in the comfort and company of your lodge. Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
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Your explorations continue, perhaps with an optional hot air balloon excursion (for an additional cost), an unrivaled way to experience the true majesty of the Serengeti. Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
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Fly to the Maasai Mara, Kenya’s finest wildlife experience, offering excellent game viewing year-round. The unending landscape hosts some 450 bird species, 95 animal species and many of the great predators, including the country’s largest lion population. Part of the Great Migration transpires here as well. At your safari lodge, set on a private stretch of the Mara River, head out on an afternoon game drive, watching for crocodiles basking in the sun, hippos as they wallow in muddy water and monkeys sparking mischief overhead. Toast day’s end with a refreshing cocktail as the sun sets, followed by dinner. Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
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Continue exploring the open savanna, woodlands and tree-fringed rivers of the Maasai Mara on morning and afternoon game drives. Amid the stunning scenery, you may view Maasai tribesmen traversing the plains or herding goats and cattle. During a game drive today, visit the rhino sanctuary to learn about its vital conservation work. Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
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Between game drives, connect with local residents on a village visit and stop by a primary school (when in session) supported by Worldway Philanthropy to learn how our partnership with LifeStraw is changing lives by providing locals access to safe, clean drinking water. On your final night of safari, gather for a memorable farewell dinner. Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
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Fly back to Nairobi with a comfortable dayroom at your disposal before being privately transferred to the airport for your departing flight or starting your Post-Tour Extension to Uganda. Meals: Breakfast
Booking process: Submit an enquiry for Ultimate Great Migration Safari; a Worldway specialist verifies live availability, supplier terms, routing, rooming and guest requirements before confirmation.
Payments: Deposit, balance deadline, currency conversion and any gateway fees are confirmed in writing before payment. No automatic charge is made from this information page.
Changes & cancellation: Worldway Travels Group rules can vary by departure, cabin, aircraft, hotel and season. Final cancellation penalties are shared on the quote and invoice before booking.
Travel documents: Passport validity, visas, insurance, medical requirements and local taxes remain traveller responsibilities unless specifically included in the confirmed proposal.
Can this journey be tailored?: Yes — every element can be refined to your dates, pace and interests by our specialists.
How do I reserve?: Contact our team and we'll confirm availability and secure your preferred departure.
This page is designed as a complete pre-booking dossier. Final supplier availability, taxes, route permits, aircraft positioning, visas, insurance, rooming and cancellation rules are reconfirmed by Worldway before payment or ticketing.
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