Tanzania Safari Lodges & Tented Camps

A large lodge near the Naabi Hill area with easy access to both central and western Serengeti circuits.

A seasonal mobile camp that relocates with the migration, keeping drive times to sightings short.

A seasonal, eco-oriented tented camp with no permanent structures, timed around the migration's movement.

A central-Serengeti tented camp positioned for year-round resident wildlife around Seronera.

A small bush camp set among open grassland, favouring a quieter, closer-to-nature stay.

A full-service lodge in central Serengeti with a large guest capacity and resort-style facilities.

A hilltop lodge built to resemble a traditional village, with wide plains views over central Serengeti.

A classic tented camp in central Seronera, open year-round with reliable access to resident wildlife.

A full-service luxury lodge overlooking a resident waterhole in central Serengeti.

A traditional bush camp offering a closer-to-nature stay, positioned for the far-north migration season.

A luxury tented camp on the Sand River near the Kenya border, in the path of the northern migration.

Positioned in the far north near the Mara River, built for the July to October crossing season.

A more affordable rim-adjacent lodge, a practical base for a single night before the crater descent.

Built into the crater rim from local stone and vines, with rooms facing directly down into the caldera.

One of Tanzania's most decorated properties, perched directly on the crater edge with dramatic suite-style rooms.

A rim lodge with wide crater views, positioned for an early descent to the caldera floor.

Set on a working coffee estate on the approach to the conservation area, a quieter alternative to the rim lodges.

Set near the newer Sangaiwe Gate with views over Lake Burunge, a quieter approach into the park.

A larger lodge on high ground within the park, well suited to families and small groups.

Elevated tree-house-style rooms among the park's distinctive baobabs, on a private concession bordering Tarangire.

A well-known stopover in Mto wa Mbu, about ninety minutes from Arusha, with extensive campsite and lodge facilities.

Set on the Rift Valley escarpment above the lake, with views toward Manyara and, on clear days, Kilimanjaro.

Built along the escarpment edge overlooking the lake, one of the better-positioned lodges in the area.

A solar-powered lakeside property just outside the Serengeti's western boundary, on Africa's largest freshwater lake.

A beachfront resort on the northeast coast, a straightforward and comfortable safari-and-beach combination.

A full-service beach resort with multiple pools and dining options on the northern coast.

Private villa accommodation with dedicated service, the top-tier option for a Zanzibar finish.