Head to Lake Eyasi with the focus to spend some quality time with the bushmen (Hadzabe), who have called this region home for nearly 10,000 years and continue to uphold traditional hunting and gathering practices. Lake Eyasi offers a fulfilling detour as you conclude your Tanzania safari, particularly if you seek a remote and distinctive experience. The Hadzabe, also known as the Hadza, speak a language characterized by clicks, possibly distantly related to that of Southern Africa’s San.

Whilst here, you’ll have the chance to engage in various activities that are integral to the daily lives of the indigenous Hadza people. The Hadza men will be happy to demonstrate their hunting techniques, showcasing how they shoot arrows. If you’re interested, you can try your hand at shooting a few arrows as well.

The women, on the other hand, offer insights into their fruit-gathering activities. Both of these common daily practices occur in the morning, providing you with a genuine and non-touristic experience. The photographic opportunities are truly extraordinary, making this tour a definite highlight of your safari. Through these activities, you will gain valuable insights into many aspects of the Hadza way of life.

In the early afternoon, you’ll journey back to Arusha and then transfer to the airport for your homeward flight or proceed to other destinations. In these fleeting moments, time, you will feel, is too short. Cherish an uplifting end to a wonderful trip, soaking in the cultural richness and taking great memories with you.

Meals: Breakfast & Lunch