Tanzanian School Group Holiday

On arrival at Kilimanjaro International airport you will be met and transferred to Arusha. (50 kms/ 1 hr) Set at an altitude of 1,390 metres, Arusha is surrounded by fertile land. Arusha was once the headquarters of the East African community in the days when Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda were members of a communications and customs union and remains one of Tanzania’s most attractive and lively towns. In the afternoon we explore the town. Overnight: Masai Campsite (D)

This morning you make your way to the Serengeti (approx. 5-6 hours). En route you'll stop at Olduvai Gorge; this famous archaeological site is where some of the oldest humanoid skeletons have been discovered and visit the small museum exhibiting many of the fossils and relics from the area. Made famous by the Leakey family, this anthropologist’s dream is where the origins of man are said to have emerged. You continue onwards to the most famous of Tanzania's national parks. Established in 1951, the Serengeti is well known for the annual migration that takes place across the savannah plains (migration begins in the south from December to March and arrives at Ndutu from April to June); thousands and thousands of animals as far as the eye can see. Even before reaching your campsite in the middle of this vast plain you are certain to make many sightings of large animals. Arrival at camp is therefore expected in the late afternoon. There will be plenty of time to explore the sweeping grass plains, rocky outcrops (kopjes) and sparsely wooded river valleys of this incomparable park, where lion, cheetah, leopard, wildebeest, zebra, giraffe, gazelle and perhaps even wild dog can be seen. Tonight you camp beneath clear starry skies surrounded by the unfamiliar sounds of the African bush. Facilities are basic and although ablution blocks consisting of toilets and wash areas exist, water is not always available - especially in the dry season from June to October.
Serengeti NP Usually you search for game in the early morning and return to camp for breakfast before setting off again for the remainder of the day. You take a leisurely lunch in one of the park's designated stopping areas, outside of which it is not permitted to leave your vehicle. The exact route depends largely on where the best wildlife sightings are thought to be, though later in the afternoon you head back to your camp site. Your first overnight stop in the Serengeti will depend on the season that you are travelling, as a camp site will be chosen where it is easy to reach the herds of the great migration. 
Day 3 Overnight: Campsite, Central Serengeti (BLD
Day 4 Overnight: Serenera Campsite, Serengeti (BLD)