Serengeti Tented Camp
4.9Central Serengeti
Migration-season tented camp that moves with the herds, guided by Maasai spotters.
$520 / night
View & bookTanzania holds the image of Africa most people carry in their head: vast herds moving across the Serengeti, lions in the grass, and the Ngorongoro Crater’s collapsed volcano teeming with wildlife. To the east, Kilimanjaro rises from the plains, and offshore, Zanzibar floats in turquoise with its Stone Town spice history and white-sand beaches. A good Tanzanian safari is about more than sightings — it’s an expert guide reading the land, a well-run camp, and timing your trip to the Great Migration. Pair the bush with a few days on Zanzibar and you have the complete East Africa trip: wildlife, culture and ocean in one journey.
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Central Serengeti
Migration-season tented camp that moves with the herds, guided by Maasai spotters.
$520 / night
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Restored Swahili merchant house in Stone Town, with a rooftop spice-market breakfast.
$160 / night
View & bookPractical travel information for Tanzania.
June–October for dry-season game viewing and the river crossings; January–March for the calving season in the southern Serengeti.
Tanzanian Shilling (TZS); USD widely accepted on safari
Swahili and English
Dodoma (Dar es Salaam is the main entry city)
Safari fly-in transfers between parks; a 4x4 with a driver-guide is the standard way to tour.
E-visa or visa-on-arrival for most nationalities, single entry, 90 days.
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