Short window, wide canvas: Experience a captivating 6-day safari across Tarangire, the Central Serengeti, Ndutu Serengeti, and the Ngorongoro Crater, all while enjoying the comforts of mid-range and upper mid-range lodges. This journey allows you to witness the stunning landscapes and diverse wildlife of Tanzania, including the iconic Serengeti and its famed Great Wildebeest Migration.

Your adventure begins in Tarangire, known for its majestic elephants and striking baobabs. Here, you will stay at a comfortable lodge that offers hearty meals and a welcoming atmosphere, ideal for families and first-time safari-goers. After a night in Tarangire, you’ll head to the Central Serengeti, where the Asanja Moru Tented Camp awaits. This upper mid-range boutique camp is nestled near the Moru Kopjes, a prime area for rhino sightings. Enjoy plated breakfasts, picnic lunches, and three-course dinners featuring both international and Swahili dishes, all served in a stylish setting.

Following your stay in the Serengeti, you will travel to Ndutu, where the Nyikani Migration Camp Ndutu provides a rustic yet practical base during the calving season. This mid-range seasonal camp is perfectly positioned for wildlife enthusiasts eager to witness the dramatic predator-prey interactions on the short-grass plains. Meals here are straightforward, ensuring you’re well-fueled for your daily adventures.

Your final stop is the Ngorongoro Crater, where the Ngorongoro Farm House offers a spacious lodge experience styled around a colonial coffee plantation. With its full-board dining and cozy chalet-style rooms, you can relax and enjoy the lush gardens and distant crater views. The lodge’s proximity to the Ngorongoro gate allows for early morning game drives, maximizing your chances of spotting the Big Five.

Each park offers unique wildlife experiences, and staying multiple nights allows for deeper exploration and relaxation. From the elephants of Tarangire to the breathtaking views of Ngorongoro, this safari is designed for both repeat visitors and first-timers eager to immerse themselves in Tanzania’s natural wonders.