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A timeless scene is captured at the world’s largest volcanic caldera with a wildebeest silhouetted by a ray of light.
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A dinner table is set at the private dining room of Ngorongoro Crater Lodge.
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A specially prepared luncheon awaits guests after their morning game drive; Ngorongoro Crater.
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Local Maasai arrive en mass from a nearby village and pour into a spectacular sunset setting to surprise clients having sundowners.
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An elephant nibbles at a thorny Acacia tree, Ngorongoro Crater.
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Lions seen during a 4x4 mini-expedition from the Ngorongoro crater to the Serengeti.
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Clients join well over a million head of game to fill the plains and chase the rains on a journey visible from space.
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Sundowners around the fire before a dinner set up under the stars, Serengeti.
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A wonderful encounter after these Cheetah brothers were spotted from a hot air balloon then tracked down on foot.
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A crash of Rhinoceroses, a leap of Leopards! This evenings challenge: collective nouns - some of the most bizarre couplings will keep guests guessing into the night.
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The opulent lounge of the owners suite at Singita Sasakwa Lodge, Serengeti.
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Tanzania

Transcendent. Romantic. Teeming. Tanzania’s wildlife and landscapes are show-stopping.

Nature reserves, traditional tribes, sun-blushed islands, and archeological sites – Tanzania’s variety is boundless. With the wondrous Great Migration from the Serengeti to the Kenyan Maasai Mara, there’s already enough reason to come, but add the godly Ngorongoro Crater, Kilimanjaro’s ice-capped peaks, and the ‘Cradle of Mankind’ at Olduvai Gorge and it’s a no-brainer.

Experiences

Fly in a helicopter to Lake Victoria to fish for giant Nile perch; journey out to bright red waters of Lake Natron to watch flamingo flocks flood the horizon; fly over the Ngorongoro Crater, the largest un-flooded, unbroken caldera in the world; arrive by helicopter to a private mobile camp in southern Serengeti to sleep in the middle of the migratory route. Trek the foothills of mighty Mount Kilimanjaro or fly over its peaks; explore the coffee plantations of Arusha; walk along the sands of the aromatic spice-islands off the romantic coast of Dar es Salaam; dive from a traditional dhow and try your hand at spearfishing with a local guide.

Where to Stay

Luxury lodges; private mobile camps; Hemingway-esque tents.

When to Go

To experience the majesty of the migration, late-June to October are prime, however there is incredible game all year around in the North. Combine with Kenya before posting to the Seychelles to chill.

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