Tarangire’s wilderness, Central Serengeti’s big cat encounters, and North Serengeti’s migration crossings weave together a complete safari. Over the course of seven days, you will explore these iconic landscapes while enjoying the comforts of mid-range and upper mid-range lodges. Start your adventure at Country Lodge Karatu, a reliable choice in Karatu that offers clean rooms, a pool, and hearty buffet meals featuring both international and Tanzanian dishes. The cottage rooms come equipped with en-suite bathrooms and verandas, providing a comfortable base for your explorations. Its proximity to Tarangire National Park makes it an ideal spot for families and groups looking to experience the park's famous elephants and baobab trees.

Your journey continues to the Central Serengeti where you will stay at Into Wild Africa Tented Camp. This upper mid-range camp offers stylish authenticity with eco-conscious design. Enjoy meals that include picnic breakfasts and plated dinners, all while being ideally located for year-round big cat sightings. The spacious canvas tents feature en-suite bathrooms and private verandas, ensuring a comfortable and intimate experience amidst the wild.

Finally, venture to the North Serengeti and stay at Kon Tiki Kogatende Migration Camp, strategically positioned to witness the Great Wildebeest Migration. This seasonal camp provides a unique opportunity to observe the thrilling river crossings while enjoying hearty communal meals in a rustic yet comfortable setting. The spacious tents come with en-suite bathrooms and verandas, allowing you to relax after a day of adventure.

With a mix of mid-range and upper mid-range accommodations, this safari is perfect for those seeking a balance of comfort and authentic wildlife experiences. Each lodge offers unique access to the parks, ensuring you can maximize your game drives and witness the incredible wildlife Tanzania has to offer. Whether you are a first-time visitor or returning for more, this safari promises unforgettable memories in the heart of Africa.