This 5-Day safari tour arc suits travelers who appreciate a mix of iconic wildlife experiences in Tarangire, Central Serengeti, West Serengeti, and the breathtaking Ngorongoro Crater. Enjoy the comforts of mid-range lodges, ensuring a blend of adventure and relaxation. Begin your journey in Tarangire, renowned for its massive elephant herds and stunning baobab trees, before heading to the heart of the Serengeti for thrilling game drives.

At the Bougainvillea Safari Lodge in Karatu, you’ll find a welcoming atmosphere with hearty buffet-style meals, including packed lunches for your daily adventures. The cottage-style rooms offer en-suite bathrooms and verandas, perfect for unwinding after a day of exploration. With its convenient location, you’re just a short drive from both the Ngorongoro Crater and Lake Manyara, making it an ideal base for your safari.

As you venture into the Central Serengeti, stay at the Embalakai Tented Camp, where you can immerse yourself in the rustic bush atmosphere. Enjoy simple yet hearty meals, including communal dinners that foster a sense of camaraderie among fellow travelers. The Meru-style tents provide comfortable accommodations with en-suite bathrooms, allowing you to experience the wild while enjoying essential comforts.

Finally, conclude your safari at the Farmhouse Valley Adventure, where spacious chalet-style rooms and lush gardens create a relaxing retreat. The lodge’s commitment to local produce ensures that your meals are fresh and flavorful, with early breakfasts and packed lunches available for your daily excursions. With its polished atmosphere and proximity to key attractions, this lodge offers a delightful balance of comfort and accessibility.

With multiple nights in each park, you’ll have the opportunity to witness the diverse wildlife and landscapes of Tanzania, enhancing your overall experience. From the majestic elephants of Tarangire to the stunning vistas of the Ngorongoro Crater, this safari is designed for both first-time visitors and seasoned travelers looking to deepen their connection with the wild.