River vistas by day, kopje silhouettes by dusk—this 6-day safari tour takes you through the breathtaking North Serengeti and Central Serengeti, combining the comforts of luxury eco-lodging with unforgettable wildlife experiences. Begin your adventure at ENVI Sisini Mara, a luxury eco-lodge nestled in the North Serengeti, where sustainability meets modern comfort. This lodge is perfectly located for prime access to the Mara River crossings, especially during migration season, allowing you to witness the dramatic river crossings that define the Great Wildebeest Migration.

At ENVI Sisini Mara, indulge in fine dining that features both international and Swahili dishes, with options for picnic breakfasts and lunches to enhance your long days in the field. The modern lodge-style suites come equipped with eco-design, king or twin beds, en-suite bathrooms, and private verandas, ensuring a restful retreat after exhilarating game drives.

Your journey continues to the heart of the Central Serengeti, where you will stay at Conserve Safari Serengeti Camp. This upper mid-range camp offers an authentic bush-camp atmosphere with comfortable canvas tents, complete with real mattresses and en-suite bathrooms featuring hot showers. Meals are hearty and designed to fuel your adventures, with early breakfasts and picnic lunches that allow for full days of exploration.

Access to both lodges is seamless, with short drives from nearby airstrips, making your travel time efficient and maximizing your safari experience. The Central Serengeti is renowned for its resident big cats, elephants, and plains game, providing ample opportunities for wildlife photography and observation. With a mix of luxury and upper mid-range accommodations, this safari is ideal for both first-time visitors and seasoned travelers looking to deepen their connection with Tanzania's stunning landscapes and diverse wildlife.

Whether you're watching the sunrise over the savannah or enjoying a sundowner at the river, this safari promises to be a memorable journey through some of Tanzania's most iconic landscapes.