We will pick you up in the morning at 8am from your camp, Today you will Immerse yourself in the culture by visiting a Maasai village and learn the lifestyle of this indigenous community, Then visit Chemka hot springs for lunch, relaxing and swimming in the country side.  

Accommodation: Dolly Farm & River Camp -  Bed and Breakfast 

Full day Flute making Workshop

Accommodation - Dolly Farm & River Camp -  Bed and Breakfast 

Full day Flute making Workshop

Accommodation - Dolly Farm & River Camp -  Bed and Breakfast

Half day Flute making Workshop,  We can pick you up from the camp in the late afternoon after you have finished with your workshop and drive towards Ngorongoro crater for a camping night

Accommodation: Camping at Migombani camp - Full Board 

After an early breakfast you will be one of the very first vehicles descending the 600m (2,000ft) into the Ngorongoro Crater for superb game viewing. 

A UNESCO World Heritage Site, formed 2 to 3 million years ago when a large volcano exploded and collapsed in on itself. Today, the flat floor is covered in nutritious grasses and home to an unprecedented number of black rhino as well as black-maned lions, magnificent tuskers, and smaller plains game. You will have lunch at the famous hippo pool and later afternoon your will drive to Lake Eyasi to camp with the Hadzabe

Accommodation: Camping at Lake Eyasi - full board

You'll be up before breakfast today, as you'll be joining the Hadzabe bushmen for the opportunity to hunt for your own food!

One of the last true bushman tribes in Africa, the Hadzabe live very much as they always have despite the rapid development of Tanzania. With only 2,000 members, the Hadzabe tribe are a fascinating people who offer us a window into how life in Tanzania was in the past.

The local hunters will prepare a demonstration of hunting techniques just for us. Far from being a mere performance, this display reveals a great deal about their everyday lives when they must hunt for animals to feed their families. You will see firsthand how the Hadzabe use distinctive motions and even the body parts of certain animals to lure their prey close enough that they can be brought down with hand-crafted poisons.

You will also get a chance to visit the Datoga tribe, The Datogas are a people from southern Sudan and western Ethiopia, who survive on sheep farming and sometimes even agriculture. The men are excellent blacksmiths who melt recycled iron, manufacturing arrowheads and spears that they sell to nearby hunters, the Hadzabe.

They will welcome you into their homes, where you will partake in the ritual of grinding corn on stone to obtain flour, punctuated by songs and hand claps, after which you will observe/participate their expertise in ironworking. Going off the beaten track to experience the wild beauty of Lake Eyasi, and being in contact with such pristine and primitive realities that reject any form of modern development is a truly unique and fascinating experience that you will carry forever.

Once your day's activities have been completed, you'll make your way back to Arusha for overnight.

Accommodation:  Dolly Farm & River Camp -  Bed and Breakfast 

Depends on your flight schedule our Driver We pick you up from your camp to  Kilimanjaro Airport for your International  flight. 

If your flight is in the evening today you can explore the wildlife estate nearby and opt for a horseback.

Accommodation. Not included