This route reveals the contrasts of northern Tanzania: Tarangire’s elephants, Central Serengeti’s vast predator stage, and Lake Manyara’s Rift Valley forests. Experience the thrill of wildlife viewing while enjoying the comforts of mid-range and upper mid-range lodges. Begin your adventure in Tarangire National Park, where you can marvel at the iconic baobabs and large elephant herds. After a night in Tarangire, you will head to the Central Serengeti, home to some of the best game viewing in Africa.

At the Baobab Central Serengeti Tented Camp, you will find a perfect blend of affordability and comfort. This seasonal camp is strategically located near Seronera’s predator hotspots, ensuring you have ample opportunities to witness lions, leopards, and cheetahs in their natural habitat. Meals here are hearty and designed for long safari days, featuring early teas, picnic breakfasts, and communal dinners. The canvas tents offer king or twin beds, en-suite bathrooms, and verandas for relaxing evenings under the stars.

Next, you will visit Lake Manyara, known for its diverse birdlife and tree-climbing lions. Staying at the Heart and Soul Lodge in Karatu, you will enjoy eco-conscious accommodations that emphasize sustainability and personal service. The lodge features a small number of cottages with en-suite bathrooms, and meals focus on locally sourced ingredients, providing a warm, home-style dining experience.

Finally, your journey concludes with a visit to the stunning landscapes surrounding the Ngorongoro Crater. The Ngorongoro Coffee Lodge offers a comfortable base among coffee estates, with generous cottages and a lovely pool. Enjoy early breakfasts and picnic lunches that prepare you for exciting days of exploration. This safari is ideal for first-timers or those looking to combine their adventure with a Kilimanjaro trek or a beach escape in Zanzibar.

With multiple nights in each location, you’ll have the chance to immerse yourself in the wildlife and landscapes of Tanzania, creating unforgettable memories.