Tarangire National Park in northern Tanzania is famous for its massive elephant herds, iconic baobab trees, and the life-sustaining Tarangire River, drawing huge numbers of animals, especially during the dry season. It's a key part of the northern safari circuit, offering diverse landscapes, excellent birding (over 500 species), and predators like lions and leopards, often visited as a tranquil alternative or addition to Serengeti, with options for walking safaris and night drives. Morning drive to Tarangire National Park, known for its vast elephant herds. Game drive through the park, witnessing the unique baobab trees. Overnight stay in a lodge or camp overlooking the Tarangire River.

Head to the iconic Serengeti National Park. Explore the central Seronera region, renowned for its year-round wildlife activity. Witness the mesmerizing landscapes and diverse flora and fauna. Overnight stay in a comfortable lodge or tented camp.

Continue the Serengeti adventure towards the Western Corridor. Marvel at the Great Migration if visiting during migration season. Enjoy a sunset game drive, capturing the golden hues of the savannah. Overnight stay in the heart of the Serengeti.

Descend into the Ngorongoro Crater, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Witness the incredible concentration of wildlife within the crater. Lunch at the crater floor and a chance to spot the elusive black rhino. Overnight stay on the crater rim, offering panoramic views.

Lake Manyara is a shallow, alkaline lake in northern Tanzania's Great Rift Valley, forming the heart of Lake Manyara National Park, famous for its diverse landscapes, groundwater forests, and abundant wildlife like elephants, baboons, flamingos, and rare tree-climbing lions, making it a key stop on the Northern Safari Circuit. The lake's size fluctuates, shrinking in dry seasons and swelling in wet, supporting unique ecosystems including soda flats, swamps, and woodlands, with activities like game drives, birdwatching, and cultural tours available.