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2 Days Lake Eyasi and Hadzabe Cultural Experience is a 2 Days tour in Tanzania via the Lake Eyasi & Hadzabe route, starting from USD 1210. See the latest itinerary, inclusions, exclusions, and secure booking options below.

Duration
2 Days

Route
Lake Eyasi & Hadzabe

From
USD 1210

Operator
Kitano Tours & Safaris

About 2 Days Lake Eyasi and Hadzabe Cultural Experience

Lake Eyasi, located in the Ngorongoro Conservation Area, is a saltwater lake surrounded by the rugged hills of the Great Rift Valley. The region is home to the Hadzabe people, one of the last remaining hunter-gatherer community in the world. This unique safari experience combines wildlife viewing, cultural immersion with the Hadzabe community, and the stunning landscapes of Lake Eyasi.

Duration: 2 Days
Route: Lake Eyasi & Hadzabe
From: USD 1210

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Highlights for 2 Days Lake Eyasi and Hadzabe Cultural Experience

Day 1: Lake Eyasi
Day 2: Lake Eyasi

Itinerary

Itinerary overview

Day	Title
Day 01	Lake Eyasi
Day 02	Lake Eyasi

Day 01 Lake Eyasi

You will begin your safari with a morning departure from Arusha, driving to Lake Eyasi (approximately 4-5 hours). The lake itself is surrounded by picturesque hills and provides a stunning backdrop for your adventure.

Lake Eyasi is known for its birdlife, especially flamingos, as well as wildlife such as giraffes, zebras, and various species of antelope. While Lake Eyasi is not a major safari hotspot like Serengeti, it offers a quieter and more intimate wildlife experience in a peaceful, off-the-beaten-path setting.

You' will have the opportunity to explore the lake's shores, where you will see waterbirds and potentially some wildlife in the area. The landscape around the lake is dramatic, and it's a great place to take in the beauty of nature and photograph the surroundings.

Time: 8-10 hours
Meals: All meals included Non-alcoholic drinks

Accommodation: Lake Eyasi Safari Lodge > Mid-range lodge located at Lake Eyasi

Day 02 Lake Eyasi

On the second day, you will spend the morning with the Hadzabe people, who live near the shores of Lake Eyasi. The Hadzabe are one of the most traditional and self-sufficient community left in Tanzania.

You may have the opportunity to join the Hadzabe men as they go hunting with bow and arrows. This is a truly unique and authentic experience, where you can observe how the Hadzabe use their traditional skills to track and hunt animals for food.

The Hadzabe women will show you how they gather wild fruits, roots, and honey, which form an essential part of their diet. The experience offers a fascinating glimpse into how they survive and thrive in the harsh environment of the Rift Valley.

After the hunting and gathering activities, you will have time to sit with the community, learn about their customs, rituals and history. This is a truly authentic cultural immersion into one of the world's last hunter-gatherer societies.