Keep transfers light: This 4-day safari tour through the Central Serengeti and North Serengeti offers an immersive experience without the hassle of extensive travel. Begin your adventure at the Serengeti Simba Lodge, a comfortable lodge-style property that caters to families and groups seeking solid structures and dependable comfort. With its prime location, you’ll have easy access to the renowned wildlife of the Seronera Valley, known for its lion and leopard populations.

Meals at the lodge are served buffet style, featuring hearty staples alongside picnic lunches for your game drives. After a day of exploration, enjoy communal dining that showcases both Swahili and international dishes, creating a warm atmosphere for guests.

For your second night, you’ll transition to the Ang’ata Migration – Bologonja Camp in the North Serengeti, strategically located near the Mara River during migration season. This rustic yet functional camp is designed for adventurous travelers who appreciate the thrill of being close to the dramatic river crossings. Simple meals, including picnic breakfasts and communal dinners, are served, allowing you to focus on the breathtaking surroundings.

Accommodations at both lodges provide comfort and functionality. The Serengeti Simba Lodge features thatched stone cottages with en-suite bathrooms and private verandas, while the Ang’ata Migration Camp offers Meru-style tents equipped with flush toilets and bucket showers. This combination ensures a unique yet comfortable safari experience.

Access to both lodges is convenient, with the Seronera Airstrip just a short drive from the lodge and the Kogatende Airstrip within easy reach of the camp. This itinerary is perfect for first-time visitors or those looking to combine their safari with a relaxing stay in Zanzibar.

Experience the thrill of the Serengeti and witness the incredible wildlife that roams these iconic landscapes. This journey promises unforgettable moments, from watching the sunrise over the savannah to the excitement of spotting the Big Five.