Trip info
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Private Transportation & Expert Guide
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Minimum 2 people
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Mid range and Luxury hotels and lodges
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Easy
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Arusha
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Arusha
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June to October & December to March
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Guided game drive
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Private midrange wildlife safari
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English, Spanish , France
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All listed meals
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2
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90
Tour Summary
Land of Giants Migration Safari | 10-Day Tanzania Private Lodge Safari
mbark on a remarkable Land of Giants Migration Safari, a 10-day private lodge safari with Serengeti Landmark Tours, showcasing the best of northern Tanzania’s wilderness. This carefully crafted journey takes you through the iconic Serengeti and the legendary Ngorongoro Crater, offering unforgettable wildlife encounters in comfort and style.
A true highlight of this Land of Giants Migration Safari adventure is the scenic off-the-beaten-path drive to Lake Natron, nestled at the base of the dramatic Rift Valley Escarpment. This remote soda lake, located beneath the active volcano Ol Doinyo Lengai – the “Mountain of God” in Maasai – is not only visually stunning but also a critical breeding ground for over 2.5 million lesser flamingos.
With expert guides, handpicked lodges, and personalized service throughout, this safari promises an immersive and authentic experience of Tanzania’s wild beauty.
Why you will love this trip?
- Personalized Experience
- Comfort with Value
- Dedicated Driver-Guide
- Meals and Amenities
- Enjoy a great full day tour to Materuni waterfalls
- A Great Wildebeest Migration
- A predator safari
- Better Wildlife Viewing
- Cultural Add-ons
- Lake Natron Has amazing and beautiful scenery
Safari Itenary
Upon arrival at Kilimanjaro International Airport (JRO) or Arusha Airport (ARK), a friendly staff member from Serengeti Landmark Tours will be there to welcome you for your Land of Giants Migration Safari. You will then be transferred to your hotel in Arusha, where you can relax after your journey and begin your Land of Giants Migration Safari experience in comfort. In the evening, you will have a safari briefing, where our team will go over your itinerary, answer any questions, and ensure you are well-prepared for your Land of Giants Migration Safari adventure. Get a good night’s rest—your unforgettable safari begins tomorrow.
Accommodation
✓ Name: Tulia lodge
✓ Type: Hotel
✓ Level: Mid-range
After breakfast, we will pick you up from your lodge/hotel and continue your Land of Giants Migration Safari, heading off the beaten track to Lake Natron following the Rift Valley Escarpment northwards. This part of your Land of Giants Migration Safari journey passes through typical Maasai land, where Ol’doinyo Lengai – the holy mountain of the Maasai – will appear in the distance before reaching the small Maasai village of Ngare Sero.
Enjoy a guided bush walk to Lake Natron, whose shores shimmer in pink as thousands of flamingos come to breed on the alkaline lake, making it one of the most unique highlights of the Land of Giants Migration Safari. Alternatively, you can choose to wander to the nearby waterfall for a refreshing bath.
Accommodation
✓ Name: Lake Natron tented camp
✓ Type: Tented Camp
✓ Level: Mid-range
Start early and continue your journey further north as part of your Land of Giants Migration Safari, while the vehicle slowly climbs along several serpentine turns. Enjoy the last views of Lake Natron before leaving the Rift Valley behind and continuing via the village of Wasso to Northern Serengeti.
Enter Serengeti by midday at Kleins Gate and enjoy your first game drive in Lobo, a key highlight of the Land of Giants Migration Safari. Between October and December, large herds of wildebeest can be found as they cross back to the southern plains. Lobo supports a vast diversity of resident game, including leopards, lions, buffaloes, elephants, giraffes, and zebras, thanks to permanent springs and a landscape marked by open grass plains scattered with kopjes.
Proceed to your overnight accommodation as your Land of Giants Migration Safari adventure continues deeper into the Serengeti wilderness.
• Meals: Breakfast, Picnic-Lunch, Dinner
Accommodation
✓ Name: Lobo Wildlife Lodge
✓ Type: Lodge
✓ Level: Mid-range
Home to the enormous migratory herds during the dry season, the Northern Serengeti is a key highlight of your Land of Giants Migration Safari. This region remains an unexplored wilderness packed with stunning landscapes and abundant wildlife, offering a true sense of Africa’s raw beauty within the Land of Giants Migration Safari experience.
The most captivating highlight of this area is undoubtedly the massive herds of migratory wildebeest and zebra during the dry season, a signature moment of the Land of Giants Migration Safari. However, the Northern Serengeti also supports an abundance of resident wildlife, including lions, elephants, hippos, giraffes, crocodiles, and the rare oribi antelopes, making every game drive unforgettable on your Land of Giants Migration Safari.
• Meals: Breakfast, Picnic-Lunch, Dinner
Accommodation
✓ Name: Lobo Wildlife Lodge
✓ Type: Lodge
✓ Level: Mid-range
After a relaxed morning drive towards Central Serengeti spend the day observing wildlife in the Seronera Valley. The Seronera Valley offers lots of wildlife throughout the year including carnivores like cheetahs, hyenas, leopards, and lions. You'll also see ungulates including buffaloes, giraffes, hippopotami, impalas, topi, warthogs, and zebras. Do you know how to distinguish a Grant gazelle from a Thomson gazelle? Both gazelles have a white rump. The rump of the Thomson gazelle, however, is bordered by a thin black horizontal stripe below the paler brown one. Furthermore, the tale of the Thomson gazelle is entirely black, while the Grant gazelle’s white rump patch extends above the tail. Ask your guide about this and more as you continue to your accommodation.
• Meals: Breakfast, Picnic-Lunch, Dinner
Accommodation
✓ Name: Moyo Luxury Tented Camp
✓ Type: Tented Camp
✓ Level: Luxury
Enjoy another game drive in Serengeti National Park before continuing to the Ngorongoro Conservation Area, which was separated from Serengeti in 1959. The resident Masai in Serengeti National Park was relocated to the Ngorongoro Conservation Area where they still live today in harmony with wildlife and nature. Did you know that the Ngorongoro Conservation Area combines a large variety of topographical features and that there are nine different craters within its boundaries? Your guide will happily explain more about this outstanding destination of 8,292 sq kilometers. Proceed to your accommodation on top of the crater rim and enjoy a splendid view of the caldera before the night breaks with a sky full of stars. Or continue driving to your accommodation in Karatu.
Meals:
Breakfast
Picnic-Lunch
Diner
Accommodation
✓ Name: Hhando coffe lodge
✓ Type: Hotel
✓ Level: Mid-range
After breakfast drives along the crater rim to Seneto Gate on the western side and descends into the crater floor on an adventurous path – what an impressive view! The Ngorongoro Crater provides a home for a vast number of animals because of its reliable water availability. Animals frequently move in and out. The number of wildebeests and zebras increases during the dry season, whereas the numbers of elands, elephants and waterbucks increase during the wet season. Search for the ‘Big Five‘ – buffalo, elephant, leopard, lion, and the black rhinoceros. The crater is one of the only two places in Tanzania where you can still observe the highly-threatened back rhinoceros. After intensive game viewing continues to Lake Eyasi overnight.
Meals:
Breakfast
Picnic-Lunch
Dinner
Accommodation
✓ Name: Lake Eyasi safari Lodge
✓ Type: Hotel
✓ Level: Mid-range
In the southwest corner of the Ngorongoro Conservation Area is the beautiful Lake Eyasi, a soda lake that is fed by the Sibiti and Baray Rivers. Visiting the Eyasi lake is a different type of safari experience from those that you may be familiar with from your other Tanzania wilderness excursions with African Mecca. The region around Eyasi is the home of the Hadzabe and Datoga communities who continue their ancient lifestyle of hunting-gathering and pastoralism respectively. Visits to the villages give you a personal, intimate look into the daily life of these people. You may be impromptu invited into their homes, learn about the family structures, participate in traditional dances, participate in bead making with the women, join the traditional small game hunting and gathering by the Hadzabe tribesmen, make bow and arrows, and much more. Early evening drive to Arusha for overnight.
You can be dropped off at the airport right after the tour or a day after the tour.
Accommodation
✓ Name: Tulia boutique & spa
✓ Type: Hotel
✓ Level: Mid-range
Be immersed in Tanzania’s great outdoors on this full-day tour to Materuni and Kikuletwa–ideal for adventure, cultural and active travelers in the region. Start off on a hike to Materuni Waterfalls and enjoy a refreshing dip. Next, head to a local farm to learn more about Tanzania’s coffee industry before finally unwinding in the Kikuletwa Hot Springs. then after all that you will be driven back to Arusha for dinner and sleep.
Accommodation
✓ Name: Tulia boutique & spa
✓ Type: Hotel
✓ Level: Mid-range
Make the most of your final day in Tanzania with a guided Arusha City Tour before heading to the airport! This experience gives you a taste of local life, culture, and history — all in one enriching half-day adventure.
🌍 Arusha City Tour Highlights:
1. Central Market Visit
Explore the bustling local market where you’ll see colorful displays of fresh fruits, vegetables, spices, textiles, and handcrafted items — a great place for last-minute souvenirs and an authentic taste of everyday Tanzanian life.
2. Cultural Heritage Centre
Discover Tanzanian art, crafts, and history at this beautifully designed center. You can browse artworks, learn about the diverse tribes of Tanzania, and even shop for high-quality souvenirs and gemstones like Tanzanite.
3. Clock Tower Landmark
Snap a photo at the famous Arusha Clock Tower, said to be the halfway point between Cairo and Cape Town — a historic symbol in the heart of the city.
4. Local Lunch (Optional)
If time allows, enjoy a delicious local or international meal at a recommended restaurant or café in Arusha before your journey to the airport.
✈️ Airport Drop-Off
After the city tour, you’ll be comfortably transferred to Kilimanjaro International Airport (JRO) or Arusha Airport (ARK), depending on your flight. Our driver will ensure you arrive on time and assist with your luggage for a smooth departure.
Included & Excluded
Inclusions – What’s Included
- Private 4x4 Safari Vehicle with a pop-up roof for optimal wildlife viewing
- Professional English-speaking Driver-Guide
- Accommodation in Midrange Lodges or Tented Camps (based on itinerary – double/twin sharing)
- Meals as per itinerary (usually full board: breakfast, lunch, and dinner)
- All National Park Entry Fees & Concession Fees
- Unlimited Bottled Drinking Water during game drives
- All Game Drives as per itinerary
- Local SIM Card with Data (upon request)
- Use of Binoculars
- Airport Transfers (pick-up & drop-off) can be done any day before & after the trip
- Soft drinks (beers & wine)
- Fly & bug spray (for use in parks)
Exclusions – What’s Not Included:
- International & Domestic Flights
- Visa Fees for Tanzania
- Personal Expenses (e.g. drinks at lodges, laundry, souvenirs)
- Tips/Gratuities for guide and lodge staff
- Travel Insurance (highly recommended)
- COVID-19 Testing or Health Requirements (if applicable)
Frequently Asked Questions – Private Midrange Wildlife Safari
A private safari means your tour is completely customized for you and your group only. You will have your own safari vehicle, driver-guide, and flexible daily schedule. No sharing with other travelers — ensuring a more intimate and personalized experience.
You’ll stay in carefully selected midrange lodges or tented camps, offering a balance of comfort and affordability. All accommodations have private en-suite bathrooms, hot showers, and provide all meals as per your itinerary.
You can expect to spend 4–8 hours on game drives depending on your interests. As a private safari, your daily schedule is flexible — you decide how much time to spend in the parks each day.
Tanzania offers some of the best chances to see the Big Five — lion, elephant, buffalo, leopard, and rhino — especially in Serengeti National Park and the Ngorongoro Crater. While sightings are never guaranteed, your guide will do their best to track them down for you!
We recommend bringing:
- Light, neutral-colored clothing (layers for warm days & cool mornings)
- Comfortable walking shoes
- Sunscreen, sunglasses, and a hat
- Insect repellent
- Binoculars and a camera
- Travel documents, including passport and travel insurance
Yes, Tanzania is generally safe for tourists. Our professional driver-guides are trained in both safety and hospitality. All accommodations are secure, and we follow all national park safety protocols.
Absolutely! Just let us know your dietary requirements in advance (e.g. vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free), and we’ll make the necessary arrangements with the lodges.
The safari season in Tanzania is excellent year-round. However, the dry season (June to October) is best for game viewing, while December to March is ideal for calving season in the Serengeti. The Great Migration can be witnessed at different times depending on your travel month.

























