Northern Circuit Safaris
Immerse yourself in God’s garden
Ngorongoro Crater; The Serengeti; Mt Kilimanjaro - northern Tanzania is known as 'God’s garden' for a reason. Here, you’ll find vast herds of zebras and wildebeests, Africa’s densest lion and hyena populations, flamingo flocks, and tree-climbing lions. The stunning landscapes, vibrant culture, and unique wildlife make it an adventure like no other. If you're unsure where to begin, read our overview of each of the most popular parks below.
Lake Manyara National Park
Flamingos & tree-climbing lions
Nestled at the base of the Great Rift Valley’s western edge, Lake Manyara is a lush oasis teeming with wildlife. Its shallow waters attract stunning pink flamingo flocks, while the surrounding area hosts elephants, hippo pods, and the rare tree-climbing lion. Ideal as the starting point for your safari, Lake Manyara offers breath-taking sights that can typically be enjoyed in a day before venturing into other vibrant parks.
Tarangire National PArk
Paradise of Elephants
Often called the ‘Paradise of Elephants,’ Tarangire National Park is known for its expansive grasslands, woodlands, and swamps. Located in the Rift Valley, it’s home to ancient Baobab trees and sees large populations of up to 3,000 elephants; not to mention 25,000 wildebeest, 30,000 zebras, or the majestic fringe-eared oryx. Best visited during the dry season when the wildlife moves to congregate around water sources, the unforgettable spectacle of nature in motion must be seen to be believed.
Ngorongoro Conservation Areas
God’s Amphitheatre - The Eighth Wonder of the World
Often called the "eighth wonder of the world," Ngorongoro is a vast reserve featuring rugged highlands and an ancient volcanic crater of grassy plains at it’s centre. The park's alkaline Lake Magadi hosts flamingos, and the crater itself is a wildlife haven, home to lions, rhinos, elephants, and many others. Visitors enter through the enchanting Oldeani forest, before descending into the crater itself to witness nature in its full glory with beautiful animals visible at every glance. In and outside the crater, Ngorongoro is literally overflowing with wildlife. With its unique landscape and the indigenous Maasai tribe who have raised their livestock in the area for generations, Ngorongoro is one of the world’s most spectacular and wildlife-rich locations.
