Black Friday Promo: Save 44% on 8-Night World Heritage Safari with Nomad Tanzania

ARUSHA, Tanzania, Nov. 11, 2020 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- Travelers looking to explore the vast wilds of Tanzania, where the only things not abiding by new social distancing norms are the millions of migrating wildebeests, can take advantage of up to 44% savings on Nomad Tanzania's World Heritage Safari. Immersed in the country's UNESCO World Heritage Sites, the 8-night safari traverses the Ngorongoro Highlands before heading to the southern plains of the Serengeti ecosystem. Accompanied by a highly trained naturalist guide in an exclusive-use safari vehicle, couples, families and groups of friends alike can partake in game drives, walking safaris, picnics and sundowners in the bush, visits with Maasai tribespeople, and more. In addition to the wildebeest, rich resident wildlife to be spotted includes The Big Five as well as giraffe, zebra, hyena, cheetah and an impressive diversity of birdlife.

Nomad's World Heritage Safari starts at $5,459 per person. Black Friday promotional rates must be booked by December 4th 2020 for travel between December 21, 2020 and March 15, 2021. For reservations, visit https://www.nomad-tanzania.com/safaris/offers.

Safari Details

On arrival to Kilimanjaro International Airport, transportation is provided to Rivertrees Country Inn in the foothills of Mt Meru, with a majestic view of the great Kilimanjaro, for an overnight stay.

The following day, travelers will set off with their private Nomad guide for the Ngorongoro Highlands. At 7,284 feet above sea level, it is here that Nomad's Entamanu Ngorongoro showcases unmatched vistas of both the Crater floor sunrises and Serengeti sunsets. Accommodations for three nights are in one of seven canvas bungalows, characterized by cozy nooks swathed in sheepskin and en-suite bathroom. Uniquely off the beaten track on the wild side of the iconic Ngorongoro Crater rim, the camp offers an unspoiled, unparalleled Crater wildlife experience and authentic insight into the land and culture that surrounds it. Activities here include game drives into the Ngorongoro Crater, guided walks along the Crater rim via ancient Maasai cattle trails carved through the umbrella acacia, bush picnics and sundowners, and genuine experiences of the Maasai culture that forge new friendships and impart their way of life. Wildlife is ample in Ngorongoro from the famous Big Five to impressive flocks of flamingos, and everything in between.

Then it's on to Serengeti Safari Camp, a seasonal mobile camp whose location is carefully selected to be within striking distance of the herds (nature allowing of course) but always tucked away in Nomad's own corners of hidden wilderness. The stylishly simple and supremely comfortable tents of this nomadic camp are moved every couple of months to be in the best possible location to view the Great Wildebeest Migration. Enroute travelers will visit Olduvai Gorge, a site that holds the earliest evidence of the existence of human ancestors in the form of hundreds of fossilized bones and stone tools in the area dating back millions of years. Once at Serengeti Safari Camp, accommodations are in one of six large walk-in Meru tents. An en-suite bathroom offers eco-flush toilets and safari-style bucket showers. The main dining tent features a nearby firepit for sundowners, library and bar. December - March sees the herds gather on the short grass plains in Southern Serengeti to have their calves, where life begins for half a million wildebeest. Additionally, areas of the Serengeti are home to rich resident wildlife including giraffe, zebra, impala, topi, hartebeest; and predators such as lion, cheetah, hyena, leopard, and sometimes wild dog. There is a plethora of fascinating small mammals such as mongooses and bat eared foxes as well as a staggering array of beautiful birds. The scenery is varied; wooded thickets suddenly open up to great rolling plains studded with lone trees or rocky outcrops, or dizzying expanses of savannah stretching to the horizon.

To wind up the trip, Nomad includes transportation to Ndutu, the nearest airstrip, and a flight back to Kilimanjaro International Airport for international departure.

COVID – 19 Protocols

Nomad Tanzania reassures travelers with new traveler-friendly terms and enhanced safety and cleanliness protocols. Masks are required for staff and encouraged for guests, camp crews work in 2-week isolation shifts, guest rooms and communal spaces are sanitized regularly, and kitchens operate according to the strictest international health and hygiene standards. In the event of a Covid emergency, all guests are also covered for medical evacuation to a specialist center for testing. Nomad continues to review and maintain an exceptionally high standard in its approach towards health and cleanliness, always keeping an eye on, and reassessing, official health guidance to ensure it is in accordance with the most relevant and high-standard practices. Tanzania has received the Global Safety Stamp of approval from the World Travel and Tourism Council (WTTC) and is a member of TourSafe Africa.

Nomad's Black Friday Travel Safari costs $6,746 per person for a minimum of two people (37% savings off normal rates) and $5,459 per person (44% savings) for parties of four people. International airfare is not included. Nomad's Black Friday Travel Promotion must be booked by December 04 2020 for travel between December 21, 2020 and March 15, 2021. Subject to availability. Blackout dates apply. All new bookings will require a 20% deposit, which is fully refundable up to 61 days in advance of the trip in the event of any Covid-19 related travel or insurance restrictions being in place at time of travel. Within 61 days of travel, bookings can be postponed for a 10% fee. For reservations, detailed itinerary and inclusions, or to request more information, visit https://www.nomad-tanzania.com/safaris/offers.

About Nomad Tanzania:
One of East Africa's original safari companies, Nomad Tanzania has owned and operated unique and geographically diverse camps in Tanzania for over 20 years. Located in remote areas in northern, southern and western Tanzania, Nomad is comprised of boutique lodges, private homes and mobile camps each with its own character. The collection includes Sand Rivers Selous & Kigelia Ruaha in southern Tanzania, Greystoke Mahale and Chada Katavi in western Tanzania, and Kuro Tarangire, Entamanu Ngorongoro, Lamai Serengeti, Mkombe's House and the Serengeti Safari Camps in northern Tanzania. The intimate safari lodgings, many of which were the first of their kind in their respective areas, feature luxury double and family accommodations, interiors made by local Tanzanian artisans, incomparable views, and access to an abundance of wildlife in each destination. An experienced team of safari gurus, many of whom have been with Nomad for more than 15 years, assists in designing itineraries that take guests to the right place at the right time. Nomad Tanzania's commitment to the careful management of Tanzania's wildlife and habitat and investment in the local community is a benchmark for sustainable tourism in Africa.

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