Follow the rhythm of the wild on a 7 days luxury Great Migration safari, perfectly timed with nature’s most dramatic spectacle — the calving season. Witness thousands of wildebeest give birth on the southern Serengeti plains, drawing predators and photographers alike in a breathtaking display of life and survival.
Blending exhilarating wildlife encounters with world-class accommodations, this journey offers discerning travelers the ultimate combination of adventure, comfort, and unforgettable moments across Tanzania’s most iconic landscapes.
On this 7 days luxury Great Migration safari, you’ll journey through Tanzania’s most iconic national parks during one of the most thrilling times of year—the calving season. The southern Serengeti plains come alive as thousands of wildebeest give birth, attracting predators like lions, cheetahs, and hyenas in dramatic scenes of survival. You’ll have the rare opportunity to witness this powerful natural event up close, guided by expert safari professionals who know how to track and position you for the best sightings. Game drives through Tarangire, Ndutu, and Central Serengeti offer daily encounters with elephants, big cats, giraffes, and a wealth of birdlife, all set against sweeping African landscapes.
Beyond the wildlife, this journey is designed for complete comfort and exclusivity. Each night, retreat to world-class lodges and luxury tented camps that blend seamlessly into the environment while offering gourmet cuisine, spa treatments, and breathtaking views. You’ll also enjoy cultural immersion with a visit to a traditional Maasai village, and can even opt for a sunrise hot-air balloon safari for an unforgettable aerial perspective of the migration. From your arrival in Arusha to your scenic bush flight back to Kilimanjaro, every detail is thoughtfully curated to provide a seamless, indulgent, and truly unforgettable African safari experience.
Touch down at Kilimanjaro International Airport, where you’re warmly greeted by your Ron Adventure host and transferred to the elegant Gran Meliá Arusha. Nestled amid lush gardens with views of Mount Meru, it’s the perfect sanctuary to unwind after your journey. Enjoy a relaxing spa treatment or stroll through the hotel’s coffee plantation before dining on gourmet Swahili and international cuisine at the rooftop restaurant.
Accommodation: Gran Meliá Arusha – Deluxe Room
Meals: Dinner
After breakfast, venture into Tarangire, a land defined by ancient baobabs and the rhythmic footsteps of elephant herds. February’s early rains bring migratory herds back, creating dynamic game viewing opportunities. Explore the park on an immersive game drive before retreating to the enchanting Tarangire Treetops, where your elevated suite offers panoramic views of the bush.
Accommodation: Tarangire Treetops by Elewana
Meals: Breakfast, Picnic Lunch, Bush Dinner
Travel through the fertile Ngorongoro Highlands to the southern Serengeti plains of Ndutu. Along the way, engage in a rich cultural exchange at a traditional Maasai Boma. By afternoon, you’ll arrive in the calving grounds, where tens of thousands of wildebeest gather—a magnet for predators. Settle in at Lake Masek Tented Lodge and enjoy dinner under the stars.
Accommodation: Lake Masek Tented Lodge
Meals: Breakfast, Picnic Lunch, Dinner
Spend a full day tracking the incredible wildlife drama that unfolds during the calving season. Newborns take their first steps, while predators like cheetahs, lions, and hyenas lie in wait—creating some of nature’s most heart-pounding scenes. A hot-air balloon safari is available for a breathtaking bird’s-eye view.
Accommodation: Lake Masek Tented Lodge
Meals: Early Breakfast, Bush Lunch, Dinner
Journey north through the scenic Naabi Hill Gate into the Seronera Valley, where the Central Serengeti’s year-round water sources attract abundant predators and prey. Explore key landmarks like Moru Kopjes and the Hippo Pool before arriving at the luxurious Four Seasons Safari Lodge Serengeti.
Accommodation: Four Seasons Safari Lodge Serengeti – Terrace Room
Meals: Breakfast, Picnic Lunch, Dinner
Today offers the full Serengeti experience—morning game drives through predator-rich areas like Makoma Hill, followed by an afternoon of indulgence at your lodge. Enjoy a spa treatment, a cocktail overlooking the waterhole, or simply soak in the tranquility of the wild.
Accommodation: Four Seasons Safari Lodge Serengeti
Meals: Full Board
Savor a final breakfast overlooking the sweeping plains before a scenic game drive to Seronera Airstrip. A short bush flight returns you to Kilimanjaro International Airport, where you’ll be assisted with check-in for your onward journey.
Meals: Breakfast
| Number of People | Cost Per Person in US($) | Accommodation |
|---|---|---|
| 1 Person | 13,430 | Day 1: Gran Meliá Arusha |
| 2 Peoples | 9,255 | Day 2: Tarangire Treetops |
| 3 Peoples | 8,548 | Day 3:Lake Masek Tented Lodge |
| 4 Peoples | 7,681 | Day 4: Lake Masek Tented Lodge |
| 5 Peoples | 7,572 | Day 5: Four Seasons Safari Lodge |
| 6 peoples | 6,490 | Day 6: Four Seasons Safari Lodge |
| Day 7: No Accommodation | ||
Ron Adventures will Arrange the transfer to and from the airport and accommodation in Arusha on request.
Tanzania safari wildlife safari prices depend on the number of people on a trip, how many days of safari, and the level of comfort or luxury.
Our package covers-Professional and experienced English-speaking safari guide
How many people can be in a safari vehicle? We ensure everyone gets a window seat. All of our Safari vehicles are 4×4 Toyota Land Cruisers that take 4 people if 6 including a driver and a safari guide for the extended ones
How many people can be in a safari vehicle? We ensure everyone gets a window seat. All of our Safari vehicles are 4×4 Toyota Land Cruisers that take 4 people if 6 including a driver and a safari guide for the extended ones
We recommending to using the company using company that have policy on environmental conservation, in which their guides are responsible and understood the value of conservation.
Kilimanjaro Brothers has been education on environmental training and better practice ecological conscious decisions.
Cheapest tour operators thus attract customer by cheapest price and thus expect poor service as well make burden to guides on depending on tips.
Operator that are using very old safari vehicles make environmental degradation through the discharging smoke and emission
Kilimanjaro brothers have make a step forward, we develop more sustainable business and using New Land curser Toyota safari vehicle with new engine with regular maintained to control emission.
Many flights to Tanzania have cheaper tickets when you book in advance, so it is better to plan and book your flight in advance which will help us to book the best hotels/ lodges for your safari.
Book in advance as far as six to ten months before the excursion, if you’re looking for last minutes booking we will always be happy to help you.
Pack packs with without flames is better and suitcases. Those luggage may be packed on back or in the roof rack of safari 20 Kg ( 44 Lbs) are maximum weight.
A typical day on a Safari starts early in the morning with breakfast, a full-day game drive and dinner.
Early morning.
Early start with breakfast of Tea, biscuits and fruits which is served at 6.30 am followed by morning game drives. This is generally the best sport to see animals return from a night of hunting. You will continue with 3 to 4 hours of the game while the animals are still active. A typical day in Safari, Safari Serengeti typical day, Serengeti Manyara.
Midday Lunch
Lunch can be a lunch box on picnic sites or on lodges/ tented camps drinks and rest. Lunch, rest and continue with the evening game drive around 3 pm.
Evening.
Evening is the best time to see animals. Predatory animals begin to stir, their prey becomes more active. You will return to the lodge around 6.30 pm for a shower and dinner.
Dinner.
Usually saved in the evening at the camp or on lodges dining area with large fire under the star.
Night.
In the Northern part of Serengeti, Manyara and Tarangire you may have the opportunity to have a night game drive. A night game drive will give you a different perspective of the bush and unforgettable memories in Africa Bush.
Security precaution on safari.
Be sure to follow the tips for safety precautions in Tanzanian safaris, so as to have safe and enjoyable moments during your safari.
People in Tanzania are very good and polite but still you have to be careful when you are around the city center with valuable things and big camera hanging around on your neck. Never walk at night alone instead it’s better to use transport, your local guides or nearby hotel.
Make sure you record a number of your passport, airline tickets, traveler checks and credit cards and keep them in a safe place.It is extremely rare for incidents to occur and always your professional guide is there to ensure your safety. Below are the tips to ensure your safety during safaris.
Always follow your guide’s instructions and guidelines.
Stay in the car during game drives except at designated areas where you are allowed to get out of the car.
Never walk off far to a bush it’s better to ask for advice from your guide about where to go
Don’t stand up in the car, hang out of the window or sit on the roof.
Don’t drive too close to animals if you are on a self-drive safari.
Stay close to your guide and group on a walking safari and always walk in single file.
Watch where you put your feet while walking in the bush.
Bright-coloured clothes are not suitable for the game view. Take comfortable clothes and huts and the sun for a Tanzania safari.
Bright-coloured clothes are not suitable for the game view. Take comfortable clothes and huts and the sun for a Tanzania safari.
The vast majority of Tanzanians still live a lifestyle very close to their traditional lifestyles, and most local people are subsistence farmers.
The food depends on what kind of hotels and lodges you stay in, it can either be a 4-star or a 3-star quality. There are various lodges or tented camps that provide the best meals and food for your Tanzania safar
We are using 4×4 safari vehicles Toyota Landcruisers that have been designed to conquer the ever-demanding road conditions in East Africa. All vehicles have pop-up roofs that can be opened during game drives and a window seat is guaranteed for each guest
The Great Migration – also called the Great Wildlife Migration – is an enormous, continuous and roughly circular migration across the plains and woodlands of Tanzania and Kenya by two million wildebeests, zebras and antelopes. It’s the largest land-based migration in the world. Witnessing thousands-strong herds stretched out in front of you is a sight you never forget.
The Big Five are lion, leopard, bush elephant, black rhino and Cape buffalo. These are the animals considered to be the hardest and most dangerous to hunt on foot.
This is obviously a hard question to answer. The longer you spend on safari, the more animals you’ll see, and the greater the variety you’re likely to spot. If you’re hoping to spot the Big Five, for instance, one day in all likelihood won’t cut it. But if you give yourself four to five days, you might well manage it.
What we can say is that you need to factor in driving times when heading on a safari. For instance, from Kilimanjaro International Airport (gateway to the Northern Circuit), you can reach reserves like Arusha National Park and Lake Manyara National Park within hours and go on safari that same day. But Serengeti National Park, fon the other hand, is quite a drive, so you should factor in a day of travel each way. Fortunately, the drive to Serengeti takes you past Ngorongoro Crater, which is a MUST, as well as some other attractions worth a visit like Olduvai Gorge.
Please chat to us for advice on how long is needed based on what you want to see.
Everyone has his priorities and things they want to see some people want to see baby animals being born, for instance, while others want to see as many animals as possible. Still others want good birdspotting, some want to see flowers, and some want to see the animals in a lush setting. And of course, many want to see the Great Wildlife Migration and its chaotic river crossings. Please read Best Time to Visit the Serengeti to identify the best months for each of the above-mentioned highlights. Also, feel free to chat with us so we can advise you.
What do I need on my safari?[back to top]
Soap
Small Sewing Kit
Hand Lotion
Shampoo
Suntan Lotion
Lip Salve
Tissues
Nail Brush
Toothpaste and Toothbrush
Sunglasses
Camera (recommend Telephoto Lens)
Flash Light (Torch) and Batteries
Pen and Paper
Malaria Tablets
Binoculars
Small water bottle for personal use
Plastic Bags for dirty clothes
Recommended Safari Clothing to bring with you
T-shirts and tank tops
Long-sleeved shirts (for protection from sunburns)
Shorts
Light long pants or convertible long-short pants
Warm fleece pullover or jacket
One swimsuit
Cotton socks and underwear
Pajamas
One pair of comfortable walking shoes
One pair of sandals or flip-flops
Wide-brimmed hat
Bandana (for dust)
Heavy sweater, gloves, and toque if traveling in the cold season (June – August)
Rain coat and rain trousers (During rainy season Mar – May and Oct – Dec)
Do not hesitage to give us a call. We are an expert team and we are happy to talk to you.
+255 749 516 344
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