The Ultimate Tanzania Camping Safari

Upon landing and after arrivals, please be on the lookout for our meet-and-greet representative who will be holding a name board with your name on it. This dedicated assistant will help with luggage and arrange your private transfer to your lodge in Arusha.

Today is dedicated to exploring the incredible landscapes and wildlife of Tarangire National Park, one of Tanzania’s most scenic and underrated safari destinations. Known for its giant baobab trees, rolling savannahs, and large elephant herds, Tarangire offers an authentic and less crowded safari experience.

The Tarangire River, which attracts a wide variety of wildlife throughout the year. Expect sightings of elephant, giraffe, zebra, wildebeest, buffalo, and numerous antelope species, while predators such as lion and leopard may also be spotted.

The park is also a paradise for bird lovers, with hundreds of bird species found throughout the area. Between game drives, take in the beautiful scenery and peaceful atmosphere that make Tarangire so unique. Camp will be set up in a unique location

Enjoy another full day immersed in the wilderness of Tarangire National Park, giving you more time to discover the park’s diverse landscapes and abundant wildlife.

Set out on morning and afternoon game drives through the park’s open plains, acacia woodlands, and river systems, where wildlife gathers throughout the day. Tarangire is especially famous for its large elephant populations, and it is not uncommon to see impressive herds moving through the bush or gathering along the riverbanks.

The park is also home to giraffe, zebra, wildebeest, kudu, impala, and buffalo, while predators such as lion, cheetah, and leopard may occasionally be spotted during your safari.

Between activities, return to camp to relax and enjoy the peaceful surroundings before another evening around the campfire under the African sky.

After breakfast, depart Tarangire National Park and continue your safari journey towards the lush highlands surrounding the famous Ngorongoro Crater.

The drive takes you through changing landscapes, from open savannah and baobab-dotted plains to the cooler, greener scenery of the Ngorongoro Conservation Area. Along the way, enjoy scenic views, local villages, and the dramatic rise of the crater highlands.

Arrive at camp in the afternoon and settle into your surroundings while taking in the beautiful views over the highlands. The remainder of the day is at leisure, allowing time to relax

As evening falls, enjoy dinner around the campfire and the peaceful atmosphere of the Tanzanian wilderness.

Today you will descend into the spectacular Ngorongoro Crater, one of Africa’s most remarkable wildlife destinations and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Often referred to as the world’s largest intact volcanic caldera, the crater is home to an incredible concentration of wildlife within its lush grasslands, forests, and soda lakes.

Enjoy a full day of game viewing on the crater floor, with excellent opportunities to spot elephant, buffalo, zebra, wildebeest, hippo, and large prides of lion. The crater is also one of the best places in Tanzania for the chance to see the endangered black rhino.

The scenery inside the crater is equally impressive, with dramatic crater walls surrounding the diverse landscapes below and creating a truly unique safari setting.

After an unforgettable day exploring this natural wonder, return to camp in the late afternoon and relax around the fire while enjoying the peaceful atmosphere of the Ngorongoro Highlands.

Leaving behind the Ngorongoro Conservation Area we head towards our next retreat, Ndutu.

Located in the southern Serengeti and spilling into the Ngorongoro Conservation Area, the Ndutu region transforms between December and March as the short- grass plains explode into life following the rains. It is here that the great herds arrive to calve — over 400,000 wildebeest calves born within a matter of weeks in one of nature's most remarkable spectacles of renewal.

Beyond the Migration, Ndutu's shallow soda lakes attract vast flocks of flamingo and waterbirds, while the acacia woodland surrounding the lakes provides refuge for giraffe, zebra and a surprising density of leopard.

Today, we will enjoy a full day to discover this incredible region's varied landscapes with hills, woodlands, lakes and plains.

Today we head to the Central Seronera region, the year- round wildlife capital of the Serengeti. The Seronera River Valley attracts a permanent concentration of game that few areas anywhere in Africa can match — large lion prides that have roamed these plains for generations, leopards that drape

themselves lazily across the sausage trees lining the riverbanks, and vast herds of elephant, buffalo and giraffe moving through the woodland.

Today, we will have a full day in the heart of the Serengeti around the Seronera river and your guide will take you in search of the wildlife, we will visit the hippo pool and look out for basking crocodiles. In addition to large lion populations, we may even find a leopard or two as this is Leopard capital country.

After a hearty breakfast we will game drive our way through the iconic landscape of the Seronera Valley heading towards our next location. the northern Serengeti is far more than the Migration.

This is one of Tanzania's richest wildlife areas year-round — resident lion prides, leopards in the acacia woodland, vast elephant herds and the endless interaction of predator and prey across open plains that seem to stretch forever.

Today, we will have a full day to search along the Mara River banks and landscapes for the great migration in addition to enjoying encounters with the resident wildlife before returning to the comfort of our campfire under the stars.

Today after breakfast we will pack our cases and memories of this exciting adventure along the Mara River and head off to our next destination. Another beautiful and remote location awaits us that offers a fascinating contrast to the other locations: The Lobo region sits in the far northern reaches of the park, a landscape of dramatic granite kopjes, dense riverine woodland and sweeping golden plains that feels wilder and more remote than anywhere else in the Serengeti ecosystem. Few visitors

reach it, and those who do are rarely in a hurry to leave. The permanent waters of the Lobo Valley draw resident wildlife throughout the year, well known for its large lion prides that patrol extensive territories and possibly some special sightings of more elusive animals such as rhino, serval, caracal cats and leopards. It is an are of outstanding beauty and rich in bio- diversity as we transition from the endless plains of the Serengeti to this rugged and varied terrain.

Today, we will have a full day in Serengeti National Park (Lobo) and your guide will take you away to far off locations in search of the wildlife, lost in the vast natural landscape as a safari should be.

After a hearty breakfast, we will take a morning game drive before leaving Serengeti National Park (Lobo) and venture off to our next destination. At the northern edge of Tanzania's Great Rift Valley, where the land fractures and the sky feels vast, lies one of the most extraordinary landscapes on the continent. Lake Natron is not like other lakes. Fed by hot springs rich in sodium carbonate, its waters are among the most caustic on earth — hostile to almost all life, yet home to one of nature's most spectacular gatherings. Up to 2.5 million lesser flamingo breed on its burning shallow waters, drawn by the very inhospitability that keeps predators away. In the dry season the lake turns a deep, burning crimson as salt-loving microorganisms bloom — a colour so vivid it feels closer to another planet than another country. The surrounding landscape is equally dramatic. Ol Doinyo Lengai — the Maasai's Mountain of God and one of the world's only active carbonatite volcanoes — rises sharply to

the south, still venting gently against the sky. And on the lakeshore, preserved in volcanic ash for 19,000 years, ancient hominid footprints offer a silent connection to the earliest chapters of human history.

Today, we will have a full day in Lake Natron and your guide will take you away to far off locations in search of the wildlife, lost in the vast natural landscape as a safari should be, with a hot breakfast or lunch - the choice is yours.

After a hearty breakfast, we will take a morning game drive before leaving Lake Natron and venture off to our next destination. Nestled within a lush tropical garden on the outskirts of Arusha, this intimate boutique hotel offers a rare combination of tranquillity and elegance with a beautiful pool garden for relaxing in the African sun.

Sadly it is time to say goodbye, and we hope you had the

most amazing holiday with us in Tanzania. You will be

collected from your lodge and transferred in a private vehicle

to your departure airport.