Tanzania’s Timeless Wonder
The Northern Circuit
The Legendary Safari Heartland
Witness the Great MigrationThe World's Most Famous Safari
The Full Cast
Consistent Big Five sightings in Ngorongoro Crater, plus cheetahs, hippos, and more.
Easy Logistics
The circuit is well-connected and accessible, ideal for first-time safari goers and families.
Iconic Views
From the vast Serengeti Plains to the Ngorongoro Crater floor—scenes you've seen in movies.
Year-Round Safari
Excellent game viewing is guaranteed in different parks across all seasons.
The Northern Safari Route
Serengeti National Park
The Serengeti (Maasai for 'Endless Plains') is synonymous with the African safari. It is the core of the Great Migration, where over two million animals follow the rains in a relentless natural cycle. Game viewing is superb year-round, with high concentrations of lions, cheetahs, and leopards patrolling the kopjes.
- Great Migration
- Top Predator Sightings
Ngorongoro Crater
A UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Ngorongoro Crater is the world's largest intact caldera and a natural enclosure for almost every species of wildlife found in East Africa. Due to its dense concentration of animals, it is one of the best places in the world to guarantee seeing the Big Five, including the endangered Black Rhino.
Read UNESCO Info- World Heritage Site
- Black Rhino Sanctuary
Tarangire & Lake Manyara
Tarangire is defined by its majestic Baobab trees and the massive seasonal concentration of elephants, often seen drinking from the Tarangire River. Lake Manyara offers a scenic contrast, featuring a lush groundwater forest, dramatic escarpments, and its famous tree-climbing lions.
- Baobab Landscapes
- Tree-Climbing Lions
Arusha National Park
A quiet gem often overlooked, Arusha National Park is where Mount Meru towers above crater lakes and forests full of colobus monkeys. Here, we offer unique activities like walking safaris and canoeing, often featuring giraffes walking alongside the water with mist hanging on the ridges. It's a perfect warm-up safari.
- Mount Meru Views
- Walking & Canoeing Safaris
Mkomazi National Park
Dry, rugged, and untamed, Mkomazi borders Kenya and offers dramatic views of Kilimanjaro’s southern face. It’s a place for true explorers with fewer cars, more silence, and raw beauty. Mkomazi is a vital conservation area, serving as a sanctuary for endangered species like the Black Rhino and African Wild Dog.
- Rhino & Wild Dog Sanctuary
- Kilimanjaro Views
The Cycle of Life: Tracking the Migration
The Great Migration is not a single event, but a relentless, circular movement across the Serengeti ecosystem, offering different spectacles each month.
Jan - Mar: Calving
Millions gather in the Southern Serengeti/Ndutu for the calving season. A time of abundant life and high predator action.
Apr - May: Moving North
The long rains spur the migration into the Western Corridor, often resulting in spectacular, dramatic scenes.
Jun - Oct: River Crossings
The iconic Mara River Crossings in the Northern Serengeti, a truly dramatic wildlife spectacle.
Nov - Dec: Southbound
The herds move quickly back down through the Central and Eastern Serengeti, drawn by the short rains.
Beyond Wildlife: People and Heritage
Maasai Tribe
Visit a Maasai boma near Ngorongoro or Arusha for a glimpse into their pastoral life, vibrant culture, and traditional song and dance.
Hadzabe Hunters
The last true hunter-gatherers of East Africa. Experience a morning hunt near Lake Eyasi and learn their click language.
Olduvai Gorge
Visit the "Cradle of Mankind," a crucial paleoanthropological site providing evidence of early human evolution.
Elevate Your Safari Experience
Hot Air Balloon Safari
Float silently over the Serengeti plains at dawn, watching the sunrise illuminate the wildlife below. A truly once-in-a-lifetime perspective.
Luxury Fly Camping
For the ultimate immersion, sleep under the stars in a fully equipped temporary camp, listening to the sounds of the African night.