A captivating 7-day safari adventure awaits you, exploring the stunning landscapes of Tarangire, the Central Serengeti, the North Serengeti, and the breathtaking Ngorongoro Crater. This journey combines the excitement of wildlife encounters with the comforts of mid-range lodges, perfect for those seeking both adventure and value.

Your safari begins in Tarangire, renowned for its large herds of elephants and iconic baobab trees. Here, you’ll enjoy hearty meals and comfortable accommodations at Martina’s Retreat, a budget-friendly lodge that offers a warm atmosphere and easy access to the park. After a night in Tarangire, you’ll travel to the Central Serengeti, where Friends Serengeti Tented Camp provides a cozy base for game drives in predator-rich areas. The camp’s simple yet hearty meals will keep you energized for your adventures.

Next, you’ll head to the North Serengeti, where the Ang’ata Migration Bologonja Camp awaits. This mid-range seasonal camp is strategically located near the Mara River, offering prime access to the dramatic river crossings during the Great Migration. Enjoy rustic Meru-style tents with en-suite bathrooms, and savor communal dinners under the stars, enhancing your safari experience.

Finally, your journey culminates at the Ngorongoro Crater, where you’ll witness the incredible diversity of wildlife in this UNESCO World Heritage Site. The crater is home to the Big 5, and your stay at Tanzanice Farm Lodge ensures a comfortable retreat with a homely feel. With meals sourced from the farm, you’ll enjoy a taste of local flavors while relaxing in a tranquil garden setting.

This 7-day safari is ideal for those wanting to immerse themselves in Tanzania’s stunning wildlife and landscapes, providing ample time to explore each park and enjoy the unique experiences they offer. From the elephants of Tarangire to the big cats of the Serengeti and the breathtaking views of Ngorongoro, this journey promises unforgettable memories.

For more information about the parks you’ll visit, check out our guides on Tarangire National Park and Ngorongoro Crater.