Description
Embark on an enriching and educational 11-day safari across Tanzania, specifically tailored for students by Geay Safaris & Tours. This adventure is designed to offer a comprehensive learning experience about Africa’s wildlife, ecosystems, and cultural heritage. Through visits to Tanzania’s top national parks like the Serengeti, Ngorongoro Crater, and Tarangire, students will gain firsthand knowledge of wildlife conservation efforts and ecological diversity. Additional activities include cultural exchanges with local tribes such as the Maasai, and educational workshops that focus on environmental stewardship and sustainable tourism practices. This program also incorporates team-building activities and opportunities for personal development, making it an ideal choice for student groups interested in biology, geography, and conservation.
Day by Day Itineray
Day 1: Arrival in Arusha
Arrive in Arusha, where you’ll be welcomed by your tour leaders and transferred to your accommodation. Settle in and later attend a welcome dinner where you’ll receive a comprehensive orientation about the upcoming activities and educational objectives of the trip.
Day 2: Arusha National Park
Start with a visit to Arusha National Park for a day of hiking and wildlife spotting. This park offers a diverse range of habitats and is an excellent location for students to learn about ecological systems and conservation challenges. In the evening, participate in a workshop on Tanzanian wildlife.
Day 3-4: Tarangire National Park
Travel to Tarangire National Park, known for its large elephant herds and diverse bird species. Spend two days on guided game drives and nature walks, learning about animal behavior and habitat conservation. Engage in evening discussions and presentations on the importance of biodiversity.
Day 5-6: Lake Manyara National Park
Head to Lake Manyara National Park for a study on aquatic ecosystems and birdlife. Explore the park’s renowned forest and lake areas, focusing on ecological diversity and environmental challenges. Participate in community service projects with local conservation groups.
Day 7-9: Serengeti National Park
Journey to the Serengeti National Park for an immersive wildlife experience. Over three days, track the migration patterns of wildebeest and zebra and observe predator-prey interactions. Students will conduct field observations and collect data for group projects. Nights include campfire discussions on conservation strategies and sustainable practices.
Day 10: Ngorongoro Crater
Visit the Ngorongoro Crater, a unique natural phenomenon that’s home to a high concentration of wildlife within its walls. Spend a full day on a crater tour, observing different species and understanding the balance of this enclosed ecosystem. Evening sessions will focus on recap and feedback on the learning outcomes.
Day 11: Return to Arusha and Departure
Return to Arusha for final group activities, including presentations on student projects and a discussion on how the experiences during the safari can be applied to future studies and personal growth. After a closing ceremony, transfer to the airport for departures, marking the end of an insightful and transformative educational journey through Tanzania.
