Four northern icons in a crisp 6-Day safari tour: explore the stunning landscapes of Tarangire, the abundant wildlife of the Central Serengeti, the breathtaking Ngorongoro Crater, and the vibrant birdlife of Lake Manyara. This journey combines the comforts of mid-range and upper mid-range lodges, ensuring a memorable experience.

Your adventure begins in Tarangire National Park, where you can witness the majestic elephants roaming beneath the iconic baobabs. After a day of exploration, you will retreat to the Ang’ata Tented Camp Ngorongoro, a mid-range tented camp positioned directly on the rim of the Ngorongoro Crater. This prime location allows for early access to the crater, enhancing your chances of spotting predators in the cool morning light.

At Ang’ata, enjoy hearty meals served in the mess tent, with early breakfasts and packed lunches prepared for your full-day crater safaris. The camp features classic safari tents with en-suite bathrooms, flush toilets, and hot bucket showers, providing a rustic yet comfortable atmosphere. The intimate setting, combined with communal dinners around a campfire, creates a genuine safari experience.

Your journey continues to the Central Serengeti, where the Sound of Silence Tented Camp awaits. This upper mid-range property offers a boutique feel, modern comforts, and quick access to prime wildlife viewing areas. Enjoy delicious meals, including picnic breakfasts and plated dinners that blend Swahili and international flavors, all while surrounded by the sights and sounds of the Serengeti.

Next, you will visit Lake Manyara, known for its tree-climbing lions and diverse birdlife. Afterward, relax at the Marera Valley Lodge in Karatu, a comfortable base with cozy cottages and a swimming pool. Here, you can unwind in the beautiful gardens and enjoy hearty meals with stunning valley views.

Finally, your safari concludes back at the Ngorongoro region, where you can reflect on your incredible experiences. This itinerary is perfect for both first-time visitors and seasoned safari-goers looking to immerse themselves in Tanzania's breathtaking wildlife and landscapes.