Serengeti National Park

The price of your Safari is determined by several factors, including; how many people you will be joining, the style of accommodation, and whether you wish for a small group tour with others or a private tour by yourselves.
Easy Travel offers different accommodation styles to suit your budget, from basic accommodation-style tours, comfort accommodation-style tours, comfort plus accommodation-style tours, and luxury accommodation-style tours.
For a better understanding of the costs involved. Take a look at the below guide.

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Our tours range from 1 day to much longer trips. Based on previous visitors, they always wish they could have stayed longer.
We highly recommend our 7-Day Tanzania Classic tour, which will give you an insight into the National Parks of the Northern Circuit and ensure you get the most out of your Tanzanian Visit.

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Your time in Serengeti National Park will be unforgettable, and our sole ambition is to ensure you maximize your time on a stress-free getaway. Like any country, visitors are recommended to be vigilant… Especially when the monkeys are by your tent!
So use common sense and ensure your valuables are hidden or put in a safe provided by your accommodation. Our driver guides ensure you are safe at all times and will guide you through any queries.

To maximize your time in Tanzania, we recommend some popular safari tours, including the Tanzania Classic.
Over seven days, you will adventure through the Serengeti plains, ascend the Ngorongoro Crater’s crater rim, and sail through the trees of Lake Manyara.
So while you can visit Serengeti National Park, we recommend getting in touch to learn more about our tour options.

It is always recommended to seek medical guidance from a medical practitioner before departing on your adventure, as they will best be able to guide you on medication and preventatives for Malaria.
Malaria is not found in the Serengeti, but several other insects can be avoided. Precautions are made by most accommodations to provide Mosquito nets. We also recommend bringing your repellent spray and wearing neutral khaki colors.

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There are so many stunning accommodation options when it comes to the Serengeti. The choice is yours.
We are big fans of tented camps to experience the wilderness of Tanzania. Be sure to check out our where-to-stay guide for more information.

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Tanzania is advised on the map as a low-risk country for Yellow Fever. Yellow Fever endemic countries border us; therefore, a Yellow Fever vaccination is mandatory to conform with requirements.
You can learn more about Yellow Fever from the below link.

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Packing for the Serengeti is an adventure in itself. The days can be warm, and the nights can get cold, so research temperatures and the best time to visit.
We have also included this useful blog on the essential items to pack. Click here.

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The Serengeti offers adventures all year round, and the Migration is at the top of most people’s lists.
Both the River Crossing and Calving season have their adventures, but it depends on you. The River Crossing offers something that many will never see on National Geographic. However, the Calving season brings out plenty more predators with easy targets at bay.

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Visiting the Serengeti alone is a big bucket list tick in our eyes. Throwing in the Great Wildebeest Migration and witnessing it from above in a hot air balloon is worth thinking about.
Our guests said they loved their Balloon Safari in the Serengeti and would highly recommend it.
And did we mention there’s a champagne breakfast once you land?

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