A crisp 3-Day safari tour plan that focuses on the stunning landscapes of Central Serengeti and the breathtaking Ngorongoro Crater, all while enjoying the comforts of a mid-range lodge. Start your adventure in Zanzibar, where you’ll embark on a journey that combines wildlife exploration with cozy accommodations.

Your first night will be spent at Tukaone Weavers Camp Serengeti, a mid-range tented camp located in the heart of the Central Serengeti. This camp is perfect for those seeking a practical base for wildlife-rich drives, offering essential comfort without unnecessary frills. The rustic charm of the camp enhances your safari experience, allowing you to immerse yourself in the surrounding nature.

Meals at Tukaone Weavers are hearty and straightforward, featuring early teas, picnic breakfasts, and communal plated dinners that focus on filling dishes. The Meru-style canvas tents provide a cozy retreat, complete with en-suite bathrooms and a shared dining tent, ensuring a comfortable stay amidst the wilderness.

After your exhilarating time in the Serengeti, you’ll head to Ngorongoro Farm House, located just outside Karatu. This spacious lodge, styled around a colonial coffee plantation, offers a delightful atmosphere for relaxation. Guests can enjoy full-board dining, with much of the produce sourced from the lodge’s own farm, ensuring freshness and quality. The chalet-style rooms overlook beautiful gardens and coffee plantations, providing a serene escape after a day of exploration.

Access to the Ngorongoro Crater is convenient, with just a short drive to the gate, allowing for early morning game drives. This is particularly beneficial for spotting the Big Five, including lions and elephants, in their natural habitat. The combination of these two remarkable locations ensures a fulfilling safari experience, perfect for first-time visitors or those looking to combine their adventure with a relaxing stay in Zanzibar.

For more information on the incredible wildlife you may encounter, check out our guides on lions in Tanzania and the Ngorongoro Crater.