A north‑bound 6-Day safari tour: crater mornings, Central cats and North Serengeti lookouts over the Mara corridor. Experience the breathtaking landscapes of the North Serengeti, the vibrant wildlife of the Central Serengeti, and the stunning views from Ngorongoro. This journey combines the exclusivity of premium luxury accommodations with the thrill of a fly-in safari from Arusha, allowing you to maximize your time in these iconic parks.

Your adventure begins at One Nature Mara River, a premium luxury tented camp that offers an unparalleled experience for migration enthusiasts. Nestled along the Mara River, this camp features lavish tents with private plunge pools and exquisite dining options. Enjoy gourmet meals, including multi-course dinners and elegant bush meals, while soaking in the stunning river views. The camp's prime location ensures you're just moments away from witnessing the dramatic river crossings during the Great Wildebeest Migration.

Next, you will travel to the AndBeyond Klein’s Camp, where you can indulge in exclusive activities such as night drives and walking safaris. This premium luxury lodge is set in a private concession, providing an intimate safari experience with stone cottages that offer breathtaking views of the rolling hills. The fine dining here includes bush breakfasts and sundowners, making every meal a memorable occasion.

Your final night will be spent at the Ngorongoro Coffee Lodge, an upper mid-range lodge surrounded by lush coffee estates. Here, you can unwind in generous cottages with fireplaces and enjoy a refreshing swim in the pool after a day of exploring the Ngorongoro Crater. The lodge's convenient location allows for easy access to the crater floor, ensuring you won't miss the chance to see the Big 5 and other wildlife.

With a mix of luxury and comfort, this safari is perfect for both first-time visitors and seasoned travelers looking to immerse themselves in Tanzania's rich wildlife and stunning landscapes. Don't miss the opportunity to create unforgettable memories in some of Africa's most iconic parks.