Safari
& Walking with Hadza in Lake Eyasi
4
Days / 3 Nights Tanzania
Safari
 Hadza
people of
Lake
Eyasi, Tanzania |
Lake
Manyara National
Park,
Tanzania |
Hazabe
men enjoying breakfast,
Tanzania |
Summary
Itinerary
Day
1: Arusha
–
Lake Manyara National Park
Day
2: Lake Manyara –
Lake Eyasi (Hadza Culture Tour)
Day
3: Walking with Hadza in Lake Eyasi
Bush
Day
4: Arusha
Town –
Depart
4
Days / 3 Nights Tanzania Safari
Prices/Rates
|
April
– May |
Rest
Of the Year |
Double
Occupancy |
US
Dollars |
US
Dollars |
Single
Occupancy |
US
Dollars |
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Dollars |
Child
rate 2-11 years is 75% of the adult rate
Safari
& Walking with Hadza in Lake Eyasi 4
Days / 3 Nights Tanzania Safari
Detailed
Itinerary
Day
1
Ausha
–
Lake
Manyara National Park
After breakfast depart by road to Lake Manyara National
Park. The game in this petite park is plentiful
and the magnificent bird watching will make a devotee
out of even the most reluctant. It is also one of
the very few places in Africa to see tree-climbing
lions, which we may declare our day’s quest,
being so thoroughly sated with the big herds of
preceding parks. Manyara’s great shock of
pink flamingoes will also delight.
Overnight
at Lake Manyara Wildlife Lodge or Similar
Meal
Plan {Lunch & Dinner}
Day
2
Lake
Manyara – Lake Eyasi (Hadza Culture Tour)
A lovely drive takes us to Ngorongoro Crater and then
to Lake Eyasi on a very rough trail for 2 hours drive;
the road circumnavigates the Ngorongoro crater and
head south west to Mongola Village; have a contact
to local tribesmen and impression of Barabaig / Hadza
/ San tribes. The Hadza number just under 1000. Some
300–400 Hadza live as hunter-gatherers, much
as their ancestors have for thousands or even tens
of thousands of years; they are the last functioning
hunter-gatherers in Africa.
Our
accommodations are at Kisima Ngeda Tented Camp situated
on the shores of Lake Eyasi, with sweeping views toward
the Rift.
Kisima Ngeda Camp
Meal
Plan {Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner}
Day
3
Walking
with Hadza in Lake Eyasi Bush
Very early morning (0545am) you'll drive to the dwellings
of the famous Hadzabe tribe in the bush for cultural
interaction. Join the Hadza tribe and go to forage,
and during the course of day eat while foraging, and
also bring back some honey, fruit, or wild game when
available.
While
traditionally considered an East African branch of
the Khoisan peoples, primarily because their language
has clicks, modern genetic research suggests that
they may be more closely related to the Pygmies. Get
an opportunity to walk with them and watch the way
they hunt or collect honey and insects.
Kisima Ngeda Camp
Meal
Plan {Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner}
Day
4
Drive back to Arusha
After farewell to the village tribesmen; Return back
to Arusha visiting Makuyuni/Mto wa Mbu.
