Tanzania · Northern Circuit · For Two
Duration
6 Days / 5 Nights or 9 Days / 8 Nights
Parks
Tarangire, Ngorongoro, Serengeti
Style
Honeymoon · Sundowners
Departure
Fly out of the Serengeti
Itinerary Overview
A private honeymoon safari on Tanzania’s northern circuit, in two lengths. The six-day option moves from Arusha through Tarangire to the Ngorongoro Crater and on to the central Serengeti, flying out from the plains. The nine-day option adds two nights among the elephants of Tarangire and finishes in the northern Serengeti on the Mara River, where the crossings happen. Both are built for two: your own vehicle and guide, sundowners, and honeymoon touches arranged at the camps.
Journey Route
Price
On request
for two · quoted to your dates
Each option is quoted individually. Camp rates, park fees and the Serengeti flight move with the season — tell us your dates and which option you prefer, and a full written costing follows within 48 hours.
Arusha · Ngorongoro · Central Serengeti · Gran Meliá, Lion’s Paw & Sametu Camp

Day 1
Arrival and a night in the highlands
Arrival at Kilimanjaro International Airport and transfer to Arusha, the safari capital of Tanzania. The town rests between the slopes of Mount Meru and the coffee farms of the northern highlands — the ideal place to rest, acclimatise and prepare for the wilderness ahead.
Gran Meliá Arusha

Day 2
The land of giants
Morning departure to Tarangire for a day of game drives. Tarangire is the land of giants, where elephant herds hundreds strong move beneath ancient baobab trees. The Tarangire River draws a remarkable concentration of game in the dry season, alongside more than 550 bird species, lion, leopard and the elusive African wild dog. A late-afternoon drive takes you up to the Ngorongoro highlands.
Lion’s Paw Camp

Day 3
The crater floor
After breakfast, with packed lunches, descend into the Ngorongoro Crater — a UNESCO World Heritage Site and the largest intact volcanic caldera on Earth. Its grasslands and soda lakes hold one of the densest concentrations of wildlife anywhere, including the endangered black rhino, all beneath 600-metre crater walls.
Lion’s Paw Camp

Day 4
Into the endless plains
A relaxed breakfast, then the drive into Serengeti National Park: endless golden plains, extraordinary predator densities and the constant movement of the Great Migration.
Sametu Camp

Day 5
Kopjes, rivers and a sundowner
Morning and afternoon game drives explore the kopjes, river lines and marshes of the most celebrated wildlife sanctuary on Earth. Take packed lunches out for the day, or return to camp for a hot lunch and a rest before heading out again for an evening drive that ends with a sundowner.
Sametu Camp

Day 6
Fly out of the plains
Breakfast, then transfer to the airstrip for the flight to Kilimanjaro International Airport to connect with your international flight home.
Arusha · Tarangire · Ngorongoro · Central & Northern Serengeti · adds Elephant Spring & Serengeti River Camp

Day 1
Arrival and a night in the highlands
Arrival at Kilimanjaro International Airport and transfer to Arusha, the safari capital of Tanzania, between the slopes of Mount Meru and the coffee farms of the northern highlands — the ideal place to rest, acclimatise and prepare for the wilderness ahead.
Gran Meliá Arusha

Day 2
The land of giants
Morning departure to Tarangire for a day of game drives. Tarangire is the land of giants, where elephant herds hundreds strong move beneath ancient baobab trees. The Tarangire River draws a remarkable concentration of game in the dry season, alongside more than 550 bird species, lion, leopard and the elusive African wild dog.
Elephant Spring

Day 3
A second day among the elephants
Game drives in Tarangire with a hot lunch, then a late-afternoon drive that ends with a sundowner.
Elephant Spring

Day 4
Up to the highlands
A relaxed breakfast, then game drives en route to the Ngorongoro Conservation Area, arriving at the lodge in time for a hot lunch.
Lion’s Paw Camp

Day 5
The crater floor
After breakfast, with packed lunches, descend into the Ngorongoro Crater — a UNESCO World Heritage Site and the largest intact volcanic caldera on Earth. Its grasslands and soda lakes hold one of the densest concentrations of wildlife anywhere, including the endangered black rhino, all beneath 600-metre crater walls.
Lion’s Paw Camp

Day 6
Into the endless plains
A relaxed breakfast, then the drive into Serengeti National Park: endless golden plains, extraordinary predator densities and the constant movement of the Great Migration.
Sametu Camp

Day 7
North to the river country
A full day of game drives across the kopjes, river lines and marshes of the most celebrated wildlife sanctuary on Earth, heading north to where the river-crossing scenes happen.
Serengeti River Camp

Day 8
The Mara River
Another day in the northern Serengeti, with game drives around the Mara River to witness the wildebeest movement, ending with a sundowner.
Serengeti River Camp

Day 9
Fly out of the plains
Breakfast, then transfer to the airstrip for the flight to Kilimanjaro International Airport to connect with your international flight home.
Accommodation Summary
Option one · 6 days
| Location | Property | Nights |
|---|---|---|
| Arusha | Gran Meliá Arusha | 1 |
| Ngorongoro | Lion’s Paw Camp | 2 |
| Serengeti | Sametu Camp | 2 |
| Total | 5 |
Option two · 9 days
| Location | Property | Nights |
|---|---|---|
| Arusha | Gran Meliá Arusha | 1 |
| Tarangire | Elephant Spring | 2 |
| Ngorongoro | Lion’s Paw Camp | 2 |
| Central Serengeti | Sametu Camp | 1 |
| Northern Serengeti | Serengeti River Camp | 2 |
| Total | 8 |
What's Covered
Arranged as part of this itinerary
Not included
Camps and lodges are confirmed at the time of booking and may be substituted with a property of similar standard if unavailable on your dates. A full written breakdown accompanies every quotation.
Honeymoon camps hold few rooms and the best ones go early. Tell us your travel window and which option you prefer — we reply within 24 hours, with a full costing inside 48.
Why book direct with Sokwe
Registered with the Tanzania Association of Tour Operators, licence 033510. Ask us for a copy at any time.
Our office is at the gateway to the northern circuit. You are booking the company that runs your safari — not an agency reselling it.
Never a shared vehicle and never a stranger beside you. Your guide is a local field naturalist who knows these parks personally.
Every enquiry answered inside a day, with a detailed itinerary and full costing within 48 hours. Hold us to it.