A compact 4-Day safari tour that trades distance for depth, splitting time between Central Serengeti and Ndutu Serengeti. This journey offers a unique opportunity to witness the incredible wildlife dynamics during the calving season while enjoying the comforts of mid-range accommodations.

Your adventure begins at the Friends Serengeti Tented Camp, a mid-range camp located in the heart of Central Serengeti. Here, you’ll have access to Seronera’s predator-rich valleys, making it an ideal spot for game viewing. The camp focuses on providing simple comforts, ensuring you can immerse yourself in the wild without breaking the bank. Meals are hearty and straightforward, featuring early teas, picnic breakfasts, and communal dinners that foster a sense of camaraderie among guests.

Accommodations consist of Meru-style tents equipped with comfortable beds, en-suite bathrooms, and a communal mess tent where you can share stories of the day’s adventures. The camp is conveniently located approximately 15–25 minutes from the Seronera Airstrip, allowing for easy access to your safari activities.

Next, you’ll head to Ndutu Kati Kati Tented Camp, a mid-range seasonal camp set up during the wildebeest calving season. This camp is perfectly positioned to maximize your chances of witnessing thrilling predator interactions as they hunt near the calving herds. Enjoy early morning teas and light snacks to fuel your day, with picnic breakfasts and hearty communal dinners that highlight local flavors.

With Meru-style tents that include proper beds and en-suite facilities, Ndutu Kati Kati offers a comfortable base from which to explore the stunning landscapes of the southern Serengeti. The camp is located just 15–30 minutes from the Ndutu Airstrip, making it easy to transition between your safari experiences.

Overall, this safari is ideal for first-time visitors eager to explore the wonders of the Serengeti while enjoying the comforts of mid-range accommodations. Experience the thrill of the Great Wildebeest Migration and the breathtaking landscapes of Tanzania, all while staying in camps that prioritize both comfort and access to wildlife.