This 5-Day safari tour plan captures the Serengeti’s gradient while honoring Ngorongoro’s concentration. Experience the breathtaking landscapes of North Serengeti, Central Serengeti, and the stunning Ngorongoro Crater, all while enjoying a mix of upper mid-range and luxury accommodations. Begin your adventure in the Dove Serengeti Tented Camp, where you will find an authentic yet comfortable atmosphere nestled in the heart of the Central Serengeti. This intimate camp offers personalized guiding, ensuring you have a truly immersive experience in the wildlife-rich surroundings.

At Dove Serengeti, you can savor hearty meals including early teas, picnic breakfasts for those early starts, and plated three-course dinners under the stars. The classic Meru-style safari tents come equipped with en-suite bathrooms, hot bucket showers, and a cozy ambiance that invites relaxation after a day of exploration.

As you journey to the North Serengeti, you will stay at Mara Under Canvas, a luxury seasonal camp that places you right in the path of the Great Migration. Here, you can enjoy plush beds and thoughtful service while being just minutes away from the iconic Mara River, where thrilling river crossings unfold during the migration season.

Your final night will be spent at the Ngorongoro Marera Mountain View Lodge, a serene base offering stunning valley views. This lodge provides a calm retreat with home-style cooking and spacious cottage rooms that feature fireplaces and verandas, perfect for unwinding after your adventures.

With this carefully crafted itinerary, you will have the opportunity to witness the incredible wildlife of the Serengeti, including the chance to see the Big Five in the Ngorongoro Crater. The combination of bush flights from Zanzibar ensures a seamless travel experience, allowing you to maximize your time in these breathtaking landscapes.

Whether you are a first-time visitor or a seasoned safari-goer, this journey promises unforgettable moments, from watching the sunrise over the savannah to the thrill of spotting wildlife in their natural habitat.