
From $2,660 per person
Embark on a quintessential East African odyssey that weaves together the most iconic landscapes of Tanzania's Northern Circuit. Your journey commences in the 'Land of Giants,' Tarangire National Park, renowned for its ancient baobabs and majestic elephant herds that congregate along the riverbanks. This expedition is designed for those seeking a deep connection with the wild, blending expert-led game drives with serene evenings in hand-picked mid-range accommodations.
The heart of your adventure lies within the endless plains of the Serengeti. Here, you will spend two nights immersed in the theatre of the savannah, culminating in a breathtaking dawn hot air balloon flight. Drifting silently above the acacia trees as the sun breaks over the horizon offers a perspective of the Great Migration and resident predators that few ever experience, followed by a celebratory bush breakfast.
Concluding your safari is a descent into the Ngorongoro Crater, a geological marvel often referred to as the 'eighth wonder of the world.' Within this self-contained Eden, the density of wildlife is unparalleled, offering one of the finest opportunities on the continent to witness the Big Five in a single afternoon. From the heights of the crater rim to the golden grasslands of the Serengeti, this is Tanzania at its most magnificent.
Day by Day
Depart Arusha for a full day exploring the baobab-studded landscapes of Tarangire. Encounter vast elephant social groups and diverse birdlife before retiring to a charming lodge.
Journey through the Ngorongoro Highlands into the vast Serengeti plains. Enjoy an afternoon game drive as you head towards your tented camp in the heart of the wilderness.
Dedicate a full day to the Seronera region, a wildlife hotspot where lions and leopards are frequently sighted near the river. Experience the raw beauty of the savannah at a leisurely pace.
Begin with a majestic sunrise balloon flight followed by a final Serengeti game drive. In the afternoon, travel to the lush highlands of Karatu for a relaxing evening.
Descend 600 metres into the world's largest intact caldera for a spectacular game drive. Enjoy a picnic by the hippo pool before returning to Arusha by early evening.
The dry season from late June to October offers the most dramatic wildlife concentrations around water sources. For the calving season in the southern Serengeti, consider visiting between January and February.
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We recommend dressing in layers as it can be chilly at dawn, but temperatures rise quickly once the sun is up. Sturdy closed-toe shoes are essential.
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