Arusha, en Tanzanie, est une destination touristique populaire pour les safaris et les aventures en plein air. Meru Slopes Tours & Safaris est un voyagiste bien établi dans la région, offrant des safaris personnalisés à des prix compétitifs. Que vous préfériez un séjour en lodge ou en campement, Meru Slopes Tours & Safaris propose des options pour tous les budgets. Ils proposent également des trekkings sur le mont Kilimandjaro et des voyages à Zanzibar pour ceux qui souhaitent se détendre sur la plage après un safari. Avec des guides expérimentés et des départs quotidiens, ils s'efforcent de fournir à leurs clients des expériences inoubliables et des souvenirs durables. Leurs forfaits populaires incluent des safaris de 4 à 8 jours dans des parcs nationaux tels que le Serengeti, le Tarangire et le cratère du Ngorongoro.
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The company itself were good and easy to deal with, had decent vehicles and equipment so no complaints at all.
With the tour schedule, we did 4 days 3 nights. First day was about 7 hours driving to Serengeti however half of that was in various wildlife areas so you do see animals on the way. The afternoon was in the Serengeti although it is via a common route mainly for the benefit of getting to the camp. The camp was very basic, which we knew going into it, but was a great experience as animals roam the campsite at night as there are no fences. The next day was half day drive in Serengeti before heading off to Ngorongoro campsite which was about 5 hours (still seeing animals during the drive). Overall the Serengeti was okay but it’s so large and already out that we didn’t see that any animals and o would recommend having a full day there instead of what we did as you then go further and should see more. Also wet season should be avoided if possible as ou see so many less animals- grass is too high and animals don’t congregate at watering holes. Day 3 at Ngorongoro was by far the best and the highlight for everyone. The crater itself is a view to behold but more importantly the quantity / density of animals, the fact they cant / don’t generally leave due to the crater walls, the flatness (easier to see animals) and the small size so easy to get around makes it perfect for wildlife spotting. It is relatively small though so 1 full day or a half day is all that is required. We then stayed in a decent lodge on our last night before visiting Tarangire NP for half day on day 4. I would say animal spotting was similar to Serengeti (probably not great for us due to it being wet season) but it’s still nice and has a great landscape which includes the large boboar?? trees.
We were super lucky to see the big 5 during this trip with the most elusive, leopard, spotted once on our last day in Tarangire literally in the last 15 minutes as we were driving out.
Strongly recommend this company if you’re serious about seeing as much as you can. We took the five day group camping option, were very comfortable and ate well. Great value.