After the main breakfast, you will head west of Arusha on a drive of about 2.5hrs to Tarangire National Park. At your entrance inside the park, you will first capture the baobabs. Furthermore, at the gently rolling countryside is dotted with majestic trees which seems to dwarf animals that feed beneath them. Tarangire National Park is situated in a dry season and it covers approximately 2,600 square kilometers, second after Ngorongoro Crater conservation area in concentrations of wildlife. Besides, many migratory wildlife species come back to the permanent waters of Tarangire River but, herds of elephants gather to stay in Tarangire until the onset of the rains when they migrate again to new grazing areas. Unless otherwise, you will move to lake Manyara park to see the blend of woodlands, open bushes, and the lake. The sausage trees are alive with blue monkeys and vervets while the bushbuck, waterbuck, baboons, aardvark, civet, the shy pangolin and leopard, all make their home in the forest. Lake Manyara is well known to have a variety of mammals, reptiles, birds and different types of vegetation, all within a small area. Beneath its shore, there are a magnet of birdlife and a kaleidoscope of different species.