The Serval Wildlife Day Tour from Arusha is a full-day adventure designed to immerse you in the beauty of Tanzania's natural landscape while focusing on conservation. Here's a detailed breakdown of the tour:
Early Morning Departure:
Time: Typically around 7:00 AM.
Pick-Up: You'll be picked up from your hotel in Arusha by a professional guide in a ALPHAD vehicle
Journey: The drive from Arusha to the Serval Wildlife area near Kilimanjaro offers scenic views of the Tanzanian countryside, with chances to see local life and stunning landscapes.
Arrival at Serval Wildlife:
Location: Situated near Mount Kilimanjaro, the Serval Wildlife area is dedicated to the conservation of the serval cat and other wildlife.
Focus on Conservation: This area is particularly known for its efforts in preserving the serval cat, an elusive and rare species, making it a unique destination for wildlife enthusiasts.
Guided Safari Experience:
WLKING TOUR: Enjoy a walking tour through the park, where you'll have the opportunity to spot serval cats, along with other wildlife such as elands, giraffes, zebras, and a variety of bird species
Guided Walks: Participate in guided nature walks that provide deeper insights into the local ecosystem, flora, and fauna.
Lunch in the Wild:
Picnic: A picnic lunch is typically provided at a scenic location within the park, allowing you to relax and soak in the natural beauty.
Cuisine: Enjoy a meal featuring local and international options, often with a focus on sustainable and locally sourced ingredients.
Afternoon Activities:
Continued Exploration: After lunch, you can continue exploring the park, either through additional nature walks.
Conservation Education: Learn more about the ongoing conservation efforts at Serval Wildlife, including their work with serval cats and other species.
Return to Arusha:
Departure: The tour typically concludes in the mid-afternoon, around 3:00 PM.
Scenic Drive Back: Enjoy the return journey to Arusha, arriving at your hotel by early evening.
This tour offers a perfect blend of wildlife viewing, conservation education, and the chance to enjoy Tanzania's stunning natural landscapes.
