This 6-Day safari tour circuit uses smart hops: Tarangire, Central Serengeti, Ndutu Serengeti, and Ngorongoro, allowing you to experience the best of Tanzania's wildlife and landscapes. Starting from Arusha, you will explore diverse ecosystems and witness the incredible Great Wildebeest Migration during the calving season.

Your journey begins in Tarangire National Park, famous for its large elephant herds and iconic baobabs. Here, you will spend a night at Tanzanice Farm Lodge, a charming family-run property that offers hearty home-cooked meals sourced from their farm. The lodge features en-suite rooms with rustic decor and views of the lush surroundings, providing a warm and intimate atmosphere.

Next, you will head to the Central Serengeti for another night at Serengeti Wildlands Camp. This mid-range tented camp is strategically located near Seronera, ensuring excellent wildlife viewing opportunities. Enjoy simple yet filling meals, including picnic breakfasts for your long days of exploration. The Meru-style tents come equipped with proper beds and en-suite bathrooms, offering a comfortable stay amidst the wilderness.

Following your time in the Central Serengeti, you will move to Ndutu Serengeti, where the action peaks during the calving season. Staying at Sero Tented Camp Ndutu, you will be close to the dramatic wildlife interactions of predators and newborns. The camp provides basic but hearty meals and comfortable Meru-style tents, allowing you to immerse yourself in the raw beauty of nature.

Your adventure concludes with a visit to the Ngorongoro Crater, where you will spend a night at Tloma Lodge. Set on the edge of a coffee plantation, this lodge offers a peaceful retreat with stunning views. Enjoy farm-to-table dining with fresh produce from their gardens, and relax in cozy chalet-style rooms that overlook the lush landscape.

With this itinerary, you will not only witness the breathtaking wildlife of Tanzania but also enjoy the comfort and warmth of well-selected accommodations, making it perfect for both first-time visitors and seasoned safari-goers.