We’ll check out early this morning - something you’ll quickly become familiar with on safari - and drive to the Ngorongoro Conservation Area. Here we’ll stop by the iconic lookout point to admire the spectacular views into Ngorongoro Crater bowl. Then it’s on to the Naabi Hill Gate, our entry point into Serengeti National Park, where we’ll stop for a picnic lunch. Seeing the plains of the Serengeti (or ‘Seringit’ in Maa, meaning “endless plains”) for the first time is an unforgettable moment. Previously inhabited by the Maasai, the Serengeti National Park was established in 1952, with the ecosystem reaching over 30,000sq km/12,000sq miles. We’ll continue our game drive taking the less travelled route via the Gold and Simba Kopjes, across the Serengeti Plains (one of the oldest ecosystems on earth) to Seronera in central Serengeti. Expect to see wooded hills, towering termite mounds, rocky kopjes and rivers lined with acacia trees, as we experience these famous plains. We’ll arrive at camp n the late afternoon, where you will spend the night under the vast African sky. Our eco-friendly camp provides accommodation in large, private, classic-style tents elevated on wooden platforms, with ensuite bathrooms, flush toilets, running water, comfortable furnishings, and private verandas overlooking the majestic Serengeti landscape.
Central Serengeti Heritage Camp or Tamba Tented Camp (Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner)