From Tarangire, Central Serengeti, and Ndutu, this safari captures it all over seven unforgettable days. Experience the thrill of wildlife encounters while staying at a mix of premium luxury lodges that offer both comfort and exclusivity.

Your journey begins in Tarangire National Park, known for its iconic baobabs and large elephant herds. Here, you'll stay at Oliver's Camp, a classic tented camp that provides an immersive experience in the heart of the wilderness. Enjoy delicious meals prepared with fresh, locally sourced ingredients, and relax in spacious tents equipped with en-suite bathrooms and private verandas overlooking the stunning landscapes.

Next, venture into the Central Serengeti where you'll be accommodated at AndBeyond Serengeti Under Canvas. This premium luxury mobile camp shifts locations to follow the Great Migration, ensuring you are always close to the action. Indulge in fine dining with three-course meals and personalized service, all while enjoying the romance of tented living under the stars. The elegant canvas tents feature chandeliers and en-suite bathrooms, providing a unique blend of adventure and comfort.

Your final stop is the Ndutu Serengeti area, where the calving season offers spectacular wildlife viewing. Here, you will experience the exceptional service of Olakira Migration Camp by Asilia, which moves seasonally to provide front-row seats to the migration. The camp features spacious tents with en-suite bathrooms and private verandas, along with gourmet dining experiences that highlight local flavors.

This safari is perfect for those seeking a relaxed pace while immersing themselves in the diverse ecosystems of Tanzania. With multiple nights in each park, you will have ample time to explore and appreciate the breathtaking landscapes and wildlife.

For more information on the stunning landscapes and wildlife of Tanzania, visit our overview of Tanzania safari holidays. Discover the wonders of Tarangire National Park and the iconic wildlife that inhabits it, or learn about the Serengeti and its incredible migration routes.