Embark on an unforgettable 9 Days Tanzania Luxury Safari that explores three of the country’s most iconic destinations: Tarangire National Park, Ngorongoro Crater, and the world-renowned Serengeti National Park. This carefully crafted itinerary blends thrilling wildlife encounters with luxurious accommodations, personalized service, and breathtaking landscapes.
Whether you’re a first-time traveler to Africa or a returning safari enthusiast, this tour offers a premium experience in the heart of Tanzania’s Northern Circuit. Witness the Big Five, marvel at the Great Migration (seasonal), and unwind in elegant safari lodges and tented camps that bring you closer to nature without sacrificing comfort.
Luxury accommodations in prime wildlife locations
Game drives in Tarangire National Park, famous for elephants and baobabs
Explore the Ngorongoro Crater, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and Big Five haven
Witness predators and plains game in the Serengeti National Park
Optional hot air balloon safari over the Serengeti (seasonal)
Private guide and custom 4×4 safari vehicle throughout
Premium, handpicked lodges and tented camps with superior amenities
All-inclusive experience with gourmet meals, drinks, and transfers
Private and flexible safari experiences tailored to your pace
Spectacular photography opportunities in world-class game parks
Access to exclusive wildlife areas and expert-guided tours
Ideal for honeymooners, couples, families, and luxury seekers
Spend 9 days exploring the best of northern Tanzania, getting up-close and personal on walking safari in Tarangire, marveling at the vast lakes of Manyara National Park, tracking big cats in the Serengeti before finishing at Ngorongoro Crater. Stay in unique camps and lodges with expert guides and remember all of our trips are completely customizable so make them your own.
You will be met at the airport and driven to Olasiti Lodge in Arusha. Set away from the city hustle of Arusha, this well appointed and comfortable lodge is a welcome retreat. Its stunning gardens are packed with local vegetation, creating a relaxing atmosphere. The decor has strong local influences, reminding you that you’ve touched down in Africa. It’s a prime spot to lay your head for the night, before or after a long flight. If you love a good Sunday lie-in, it’s worth noting that there is a nearby African church that conducts vibrant early morning church services. Guests are of course welcome to attend and get a real-life glimpse of local religious customs.
Accommodation: Olasiti Lodge
Mid-range lodge located in or near Arusha
Meals & Drinks:
Breakfast (Lunch & dinner not included)
Drinking water (Other drinks not included)
You will be driven by your guide into the heart of the Tarangire National Park. Here you will be staying at Swala Camp, set in the far southwest corner of Tarangire National Park, under a canopy of umbrella-shaped acacia trees strewn along the edge of the Gursi Swamp. And what a camp it is. The 12 beautifully furnished tents are really rather glamorous and the setting is idyllically peaceful, but it’s the nearby waterhole that really bowls you over. Here, families of plodding elephants stop to drink whilst lions keep a lazy eye on the clusters of skittering antelope. And with all the action so close-by, we wouldn’t blame you for perhaps missing a game drive or two…For wildlife encounters of the up-close-and-personal kind, head out on a walking safari in Tarangire and track big game on foot with one of the experienced and highly knowledgeable guides.
Accommodation: Sanctuary Swala Camp
Luxury tented camp located inside Tarangire NP
Meals & Drinks:
All meals included
All drinks (Premium wines & liquors might be excluded)
You will be transferred by your guide to Plantation Lodge, a mid-sized, owner-run lodge is located in the hills of rural Karatu, about halfway between Ngorongoro Conservation Area and Lake Manyara National Park. Set in beautifully maintained gardens, Plantation Lodge offers a great mix of lush surroundings, lodge comfort, excellent food, spa pampering, aesthetically pleasing African style and access to Tanzania’s most scenic national parks. Venture into the park with your personal guide and try to spot the elusive black rhino in one of the most game-rich areas on the continent. At Plantation Lodge the in-house experience takes centre stage, with external activities taking an unexpected supporting role. There are guided walks through an aromatic coffee plantation and visits to the neighbouring community for a taste of culture. Explore the garden’s exotic birdlife. The impressive wine cellar provides the opportunity for a little wine tasting.
Accommodation: The Plantation Lodge
Luxury lodge located outside Ngorongoro Crater
Meals & Drinks:
All meals included
All drinks (Premium wines & liquors might be excluded)
Your guide will drive you into the heart of the Serengeti for the finale of your trip staying at Lemala Ewanjan Tented Camp. Spend your days on guided game drives tracking big cats and witnessing the Great Migration. The sheer size of the Serengeti can make you feel quite small, but Lemala Ewanjan’s great facilities and exceptional location in the Seronera Valley will make you long to return. Unlike other parts of the Serengeti, this secluded area in the central plains has abundant water, so there’s always plenty of game, enabling the camp to stay in one place, unlike its mobile counterparts. Look out for the resident cats, whose roars are sure to penetrate your dreams. Visit between April and June or November and January to see the Great Migration passing through, followed by the ever-watchful predators.
Accommodation: Lemala Ewanjan Tented Camp
Luxury+ tented bush camp located inside Serengeti NP
Meals & Drinks:
All meals included
All drinks (Premium wines & liquors might be excluded)
Accommodation: No accommodation (End of tour)
Meals & Drinks:
Breakfast & lunch (Dinner not included)
Non-alcoholic drinks
Rates / Group Price
Important to Know
Rates Per Person
Low Season $9,365 $7,370
High Season $10,237 $8,030
June to October – Best for dry season wildlife viewing and easier access
January to March – Ideal for calving season in southern Serengeti
November and April-May – Lush scenery, fewer crowds, green season deals
Great Migration – Catch it in central Serengeti (April–June) or north (July–October)
Q: Is this a private or group safari?
A: This is a fully private luxury safari, allowing flexibility and personalized experiences.
Q: What level of accommodation is provided?
A: Handpicked 4.5 to 5-star safari lodges and luxury tented camps in prime wildlife areas.
Q: Can I customize this safari itinerary?
A: Yes! We can adjust the number of nights, include Zanzibar, or add extensions to Kenya or Rwanda.
Q: Will I see the Big Five?
A: Yes, this route covers the best areas to spot lions, elephants, leopards, rhinos, and buffalo.
Q: Are domestic flights included?
A: Yes. A scenic flight from Serengeti to Arusha is included for your convenience.
Join us for a premium journey across Tanzania’s most iconic parks, where luxury meets adventure. Experience the beauty of Tarangire, Ngorongoro, and Serengeti in style with professional guides, personalized service, and luxurious stays that make your safari truly unforgettable.
Tanzania is a year-round safari destination with many adventures being offered all over the country. For optimal wildlife sightings, the dry season from June to October is your best bet! Read more on when to visit Tanzania
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