Educational Student Safari 10 Days

Day by Day Itinerary

Embark on a 10-day educational safari in Tanzania, tailored for students with a passion for wildlife, conservation, and cultural experiences. This journey offers a unique opportunity to engage in educational game drives, visit wildlife research centers, and interact with local communities. Students will gain hands-on experience in wildlife tracking, data collection, and learn about sustainable tourism practices, making this an ideal trip for those interested in environmental studies and conservation.

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Day by Day Itinerary

DAY 1-2: Arrival and Arusha Exploration

Arrive in Tanzania and begin your adventure in Arusha. Take a guided tour of the city, visit local markets and learn about Tanzanian culture and traditions. Participate in an orientation session on Tanzania’s ecosystems and wildlife conservation.

DAY 3-4: Tarangire National Park

Travel to Tarangire National Park, renowned for its elephant population and baobab trees. Join educational game drives focusing on wildlife identification and behaviours. Visit a park research centre to learn about ongoing conservation efforts and engage in interactive workshops.

DAY 5-6: Serengeti National Park

Head to the iconic Serengeti National Park for a unique educational experience. Participate in guided nature walks and game drives, observing the Great Migration and the park’s diverse wildlife. Engage in discussions and activities about biodiversity and ecosystem management.

DAY 7: Maasai Community Cultural Exchange

Visit a Maasai village to learn about their culture and lifestyle. Engage in cultural exchange activities, understanding the symbiotic relationship between the Maasai people and their environment. Participate in traditional crafts and local customs.

DAY 8-9: Wildlife Research and Conservation Activities

Spend two days participating in wildlife tracking and data collection with conservation professionals. Gain practical experience in field research methods and contribute to ongoing wildlife studies. Discuss the challenges and successes of wildlife conservation in Tanzania.

DAY 10: Reflection and Departure

Return to Arusha for a reflection session on the experiences and lessons learned. Share insights on conservation, sustainable tourism, and cultural interactions before departing for home.