Tarangire’s iconic elephants lead into Central Serengeti’s leopard-dotted acacias, ending with wildebeest herds pushing through West Serengeti. Over the course of seven days, this safari offers a well-paced exploration of Tanzania’s rich wildlife and stunning landscapes, perfect for those seeking a deeper experience.

Your adventure begins at Foresight Eco Lodge & Safari in Karatu, a budget-friendly base designed with a sustainable ethos. Here, you can enjoy simple yet hearty meals featuring local Tanzanian staples, prepared with fresh vegetables from the garden. The lodge offers a range of rustic accommodations, including spacious tents and cottages, each equipped with cozy beds, private baths, and verandas that overlook scenic landscapes. The peaceful environment is complemented by thoughtful touches like hot water bottles on cooler nights, ensuring a comfortable stay.

As you venture into Tarangire National Park, famous for its massive elephant herds and iconic baobabs, you’ll have the chance to witness the park’s diverse wildlife. The journey continues to the Central Serengeti, where you’ll stay at Serengeti Simba Lodge. This mid-range lodge provides solid structures and dependable comfort, making it an ideal choice for families and groups. Enjoy buffet-style meals featuring both Swahili and international dishes, with picnic lunches available for your game drives. The thatched stone cottages offer en-suite bathrooms and private verandas, allowing you to relax after a day of exploration.

Finally, you’ll head to the West Serengeti, where the wildlife action is abundant. This safari package includes bush flights from Arusha to the Serengeti, enhancing your travel experience and allowing you to maximize your time in the parks. With ample opportunities for wildlife viewing and a focus on comfort, this tour is perfect for older travelers or those looking to take their time and soak in the beauty of Tanzania.

Experience the thrill of a Tanzania safari that combines adventure with comfort, ensuring you create lasting memories in some of Africa's most iconic landscapes.