Explore Tarangire’s wildlife concentration, the predator-rich hub of Central Serengeti, and the migration epicenter of the North Serengeti. This 6-day safari offers a unique blend of adventure and comfort, perfect for both first-time travelers and seasoned safari-goers. Start your journey in Tarangire National Park, renowned for its large elephant herds and iconic baobab trees. Here, you will experience the park's rich wildlife before heading to the heart of the Serengeti.

Your stay begins at Foresight Eco Lodge & Safari in Karatu, a budget-friendly base that emphasizes sustainability and community engagement. Enjoy hearty, home-cooked meals featuring local Tanzanian dishes, with breakfast prepared early for your safari adventures. The lodge offers rustic yet comfortable accommodations, including spacious tents and cottages, all designed with eco-friendly materials. The peaceful environment and thoughtful touches, such as hot water bottles for cooler nights, ensure a cozy stay.

Next, venture into the Central Serengeti and stay at Nyikani Tented Camp Serengeti. This mid-range permanent camp provides reliable access to the park's predator-rich areas. Meals here are hearty and communal, fostering a sense of camaraderie among guests. The canvas tents are equipped with en-suite bathrooms, ensuring comfort while immersing you in the authentic safari experience.

Finally, journey to the North Serengeti and experience the thrill of the Great Migration at Nyikani Migration Camp Kogatende. This mid-range seasonal camp places you right in the action, close to the Mara River crossings. Enjoy simple yet filling meals and stay in comfortable canvas tents that allow you to connect with nature. The camp's location minimizes transfer times, allowing you to maximize your wildlife viewing opportunities.

With multiple nights in each park, you’ll have the chance to explore diverse landscapes and witness the incredible wildlife of Tanzania. This safari is perfect for those looking to immerse themselves in the natural beauty and vibrant wildlife of the region.