Layer elephants and baobab silhouettes onto a 6-Day safari tour that explores the wonders of Tarangire, the breathtaking Central Serengeti, the calving grounds of Ndutu Serengeti, and the iconic Ngorongoro Crater. This premium luxury experience combines the thrill of wildlife encounters with the comforts of exquisite lodges, ensuring an unforgettable journey.

Your adventure begins in Tarangire National Park, where you can witness massive herds of elephants and the park's famous baobabs. After a day of exploration, retreat to the Neptune Ngorongoro Luxury Lodge, an all-suite retreat offering spacious accommodations with fireplaces and wide verandas. Enjoy all-inclusive dining with gourmet meals, including early breakfasts and romantic dinners.

Next, immerse yourself in the heart of the Serengeti at the Neptune Serengeti Luxury Camp. Here, you will indulge in fine dining with multi-course meals and relax in spacious tented suites featuring private plunge pools. The camp's location allows for exceptional wildlife viewing, particularly during the Great Migration, where you can witness the dramatic river crossings.

As you travel to Ndutu, experience the calving season, a spectacular time to see newborn wildebeests and their protective mothers. The Olakira Migration Camp by Asilia offers a unique opportunity to sleep under the stars, enhancing your connection to the wild.

Your journey concludes at The Highlands by Asilia, where you can enjoy guided hikes and breathtaking views of the Olmoti Volcano. This luxurious camp provides a perfect blend of adventure and relaxation, making it an ideal choice for discerning travelers.

With multiple nights in each location, you will have ample time to explore and appreciate the diverse landscapes and wildlife of Tanzania. This itinerary is perfect for both first-time visitors and seasoned safari-goers looking for a deeper experience.

For more information on the incredible wildlife and landscapes you will encounter, explore our overview of Tanzania safari holidays and learn about the Great Wildebeest Migration.