Your accommodation for the next two nights will be at the wonderful Larsen’s Camp, a small permanent tented camp, situated along the banks of the Ewaso Ngiro River, under of canopy of giant yellow acacias. The camp consists of only 17 large walk-in tents with en-suite facilities, a dinning tent, swimming pool, fire pit and tree house, from which you can spot wildlife from.

The other highlight at Sinya is the Maasai, that still follow the traditional ways. They are very friendly and unexposed to the commercial relationship with tourists that is common in other more visited areas and your stay here helps preserve the wildlife and fund village projects. You will have opportunities to be led on wildlife walks, visit the Maasai villages and market (on Tuesdays).

After a stop in Arusha for lunch you will continue down the escarpment, arriving at Tarangire River Camp in the afternoon. This is a small luxury permanent tented camp set just outside the western border of the park. The 22 large walk-in tents are set on wood platforms and sit on a high ridge over looking the Tarangire River. Views in the distance of Mt meru, Ngorongoro and the Great Rift Valley can be seen from every corner of the Camp. Activities include wildlife viewing in the park and walking with Maasai guides and visiting nearby villages.

After a picnic lunch in a scenic spot and more wildlife viewing – you’ll drive up the escarpment through the lush highlands to the Ngorongoro Farm House continue to the Ngorongoro Farm House. The Ngorongoro Farm house is an luxury lodge facing the Oldeani Volcano, set on a 500 acre coffee farm located only 3 miles from the Ngorongoro Conservation Area gate. Three separate and intimate camps contain a total of 40 comfortable bungalows. The large main building, covered with an elegant thatched roof, contains the reception, bar, dining area, library and lounge with a fireplace where guests can enjoy a rest during the cool evenings in the highlands. Guest Areas are completed by a swimming pool with superb views of Oldeani Volcano and a craft shop. There is also an organic vegetable and flower garden.

Descend down into the floor of the crater for a full day of wildlife viewing, stopping for a picnic lunch. In the afternoon you’ll ascend the crater and check at the award winning Ngorongoro Serena Lodge. Entirely built out of stone, each of the 75 rooms offer panoramic views of crater.

On the way into the Serengeti you will stop at the famous “Oldupai Gorge”, where Dr. Louis and Mary Leakey made their discovery of early man. After attending a short you’ll have time to visit the small museum before continuing to your camp where you’ll spend the next three nights under canvas.

Your stay in the Serengeti will be at Simiyu, a luxury seasonal tented camp which is relocated to different areas to take advantage of the movement of the migratory herds within Serengeti ecosystem. The camp has 8 large luxury tents - 2 with king-size beds and 6 with twin beds and each tent has an en-suite bathroom with flush toilet, sink, hot shower and 12v solar power for lighting. Delicious meals are served under the stars or in the dining tent. The camp has Long Distance Radio which covers the entire East Africa region. There is also a Satellite Phone available.