10 Day "Classic Edition" Asilia Group Safari
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    10 Day "Classic Edition" Asilia Group Safari

    10 days· 9 nights· Based on 2 travellers
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    Duration10 days · 9 nights
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    From≈ US$9,500per person
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    Beginning in Arusha, enjoy a restful first night while meeting your fellow travellers and dedicated safari host before setting out to explore Tanzania’s iconic wilderness areas. Discover Tarangire National Park on game drives, night drives, or guided walks, then visit the breathtaking Ngorongoro Crater, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Hike the scenic Olmoti and Empakaai Craters and spend time with the Maasai, before continuing to the legendary Serengeti National Park, where you may have the chance to watch lion, leopard, and cheetah on the hunt. Explore the Serengeti on game drives, on foot, or from above on an optional balloon safari, all while travelling with like-minded adventurers in an intimate small-group setting.

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    Day by Day

    Day 1· Arusha, TanzaniaBB

    Upon landing at Kilimanjaro International Airport, you’ll be warmly welcomed and transferred to your hotel in Arusha for an overnight stay. This evening, you’ll be introduced to your dedicated safari host and meet the fellow travellers who will be sharing this incredible journey with you.


    Take this time to unwind, settle in, and prepare for the remarkable experiences that await on safari.
    Tanzania

    Welcome to

    Tanzania

    A land full of icons, with the names Serengeti, Kilimanjaro, Ngorongoro and Zanzibar immediately evoking images of exotic locations and abundant wildlife. A Tanzanian safari is an experience for all of the senses, and caters for every kind of traveller. Tanzania is a country which was seemingly designed with the word "safari" in mind. There are enough national parks and different safari activities to keep travellers coming back year on year, with the added benefit of easily combining beautiful tropical beaches with the wildlife rich plains.

    About

    Arusha

    Situated below Mount Meru on the eastern edge of the eastern branch of the Great Rift Valley, the city is the country's safari capital located close to some of Africa's most famous landscapes and national parks, which are Ngorongoro Crater, Lake Manyara, Olduvai Gorge, Tarangire, Serengeti National Park, the Ngorongoro Conservation Area (NCA) as well as Mt Kilimanjaro - Africa's highest mountain.

    Arusha

    Your stay

    Rivertrees Country Inn

    1 night· Arusha

    Nestled in the foothills of Mt Meru with a majestic view of the great Kilimanjaro, Rivertrees Country Inn offers a tranquil escape just outside Arusha, Tanzania. This charming country estate, once a coffee farm, spans ten acres of fertile greenery, providing a sanctuary for indigenous birds and wildlife. Elegantly rustic cottages are dotted along the river and amongst tall trees, creating a peaceful and picturesque setting for travelers seeking an authentic African experience. The lodge combines unpretentious comfort with subtle accents of style, offering a timeless pause in any journey. The restaurant prides itself on delicious country cuisine, made with garden-fresh ingredients and old family recipes, complemented by locally grown coffees. Guests can enjoy candle-lit dinners by the fireplace or under the stars, serenaded by resident owls. With Arusha National Park, Mt Meru, and Lake Duluti all within easy reach, adventure awaits, while the lodge's abundant birdlife offers opportunities for quiet relaxation. Rivertrees Country Inn provides a warm welcome and a genuine sense of hospitality, making it an ideal first stop or a rejuvenating retreat on a safari trip.

    After a relaxed breakfast, your safari adventure begins with a  flight from Arusha to Kuro Airstrip in Tarangire National Park. Upon landing, your first game drive unfolds, introducing you to the rich, untamed beauty of the park as you make your way to Oliver’s Camp, your home in the wild.

    Nestled among ancient baobabs and sweeping grasslands, this iconic landscape is known for its vast herds of elephant, large congregations of buffalo, and strong populations of lion and leopard. Tarangire’s striking scenery and seasonal swamps create an unforgettable wildlife haven that’s both dramatic and diverse.

    Together with your fellow travellers, you’ll explore the park in the company of Asilia’s expert safari guides on both game drives and guided walking safaris, offering a slower, more intimate look at the terrain and its inhabitants.

    At Oliver’s Camp, your days are shaped by exploration and connection—with nature, with your guide, and with the like-minded travellers who share this unforgettable journey.

    About

    Tarangire National Park

    Although great to visit all year round, during the dry months of July through to October in particular, an enormous amount of wildlife is drawn inside Tarangire to access the water from the Tarangire River and the Silale Swamps, allowing for very rewarding game viewing experiences. The park is home to some of the largest elephant herds of East Africa, and the scenery is particularly popular for the wide open, Serengeti-like plains, decorated with enormous and commanding Baobab trees. Being only an hour and a half's drive from Arusha, Tarangire is easily accessible.

    Tarangire National Park

    Your stay

    Oliver's Camp

    2 nights· Tarangire National Park

    Oliver's Camp, nestled in a remote corner of Tanzania's Tarangire National Park, offers an authentic safari adventure away from the crowds. As a pioneering property under the Asilia group, the camp boasts experienced staff renowned for their warm hospitality. Guests can immerse themselves in thrilling activities like walking safaris and night game drives, or embark on a breathtaking hot-air balloon safari over the Tarangire plains at sunrise. The camp's prime location near the perennial Silale Swamp ensures exceptional wildlife viewing, particularly during the dry season when the area teems with diverse mammals and over 500 bird species. Each spacious canvas suite provides open-plan comfort, romantic touches, and a private deck to enjoy the serene bush and generous landscapes. Evenings are dedicated to gathering around the fire, sharing stories, stargazing, and enjoying post-safari sundowners. Oliver's Camp’s commitment to sustainability is evident through its 100% solar power with a backup generator. The 15 tents, including two family tents and a honeymoon tent, are spread across two wings, each with its own lounge and dining area overlooking the Tarangire River floodplains. Between the wings, a refreshing cocktail bar and pool deck offer the perfect spot for relaxation and sunset views. The camp is closed from mid-March to mid-May, reopening in mid-May once the heavy rains have subsided, showcasing the park in its lush, blooming glory. This exquisite camp provides an unparalleled opportunity to connect with the wild heart of Africa while enjoying comfort and exceptional service.

    Day 4 – Day 6· Ngorongoro Crater, Tanzania
    After a delicious breakfast accompanied by the morning symphony of the bush, you’ll fly from Kuro Airstrip to Lake Manyara, then travel by road into the dramatic landscapes of the Ngorongoro Conservation Area. Your destination is The Highlands, a truly distinctive camp set high on the slopes of Olmoti Crater, where sweeping views stretch across ancient highlands and distant volcanic peaks.

    Your home here features innovative geodesic domed suites, blending contemporary design with natural beauty. Days at The Highlands are rich with possibility. Venture into the famed Ngorongoro Crater on a thrilling game drive, join a scenic hike to the Olmoti or Empakaai Craters, or immerse yourself in Maasai culture by visiting a local village.

    After a day of discovery, retreat to the camp’s spa and sauna, or unwind beside the fire with your fellow travellers over a pre-dinner drink in the cosy bar. This award-winning camp promises not just a place to stay, but a truly memorable chapter in your safari story.

    About

    Ngorongoro Crater

    A unique and fascinating game viewing destination in Africa, the Ngorongoro Crater is a must-see on any Tanzania safari. Being the world's largest intact caldera, and the result of a collapsed volcano thousands of years ago, the 260 square kilometres of crater floor hosts up to 25 000 animals at all times of year. This makes it one of the most dense wildlife areas in Africa, and allows for many memorable sightings. Driving down the steep walls of the Crater early in the morning is an experience in itself, and delivers you into a true Garden of Eden.

    Ngorongoro Crater

    Your stay

    The Highlands

    3 nights· Ngorongoro Crater

    The Highlands, an award-winning boutique camp by Asilia Africa, is a stunning architectural marvel nestled on the edge of Olmoti Crater's forest in Tanzania. It offers a rich and exclusive Ngorongoro experience, despite its private location, being just an hour away from the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Ngorongoro Crater. This unique property provides an intimate connection with nature, featuring eight uniquely constructed domed suites that blend seamlessly with the lush surroundings and offer breathtaking views of rolling hills and volcanic mountains. The camp is an ideal base for exploring the abundant wildlife of the Ngorongoro Conservation Area, including the "Big Five." Beyond traditional game drives, guests can embark on thrilling adventures such as hiking to Olmoti and Empakaai craters, and engaging in immersive cultural interactions with the local Maasai community. The Highlands truly redefines the safari experience, combining luxurious comfort with unparalleled wilderness immersion.The camp is open year-round and welcomes families with children aged five and older, with a dedicated interconnected family suite available. Guests can unwind in the lodge's spa, offering relaxation with views and a private sauna, or gather fireside in the inviting dome lounge. The Highlands offers a perfect blend of adventure, culture, and relaxation in one of Africa's most iconic safari destinations.

    After a sumptuous breakfast, you’ll take to the skies once more, flying into the heart of the Serengeti via Seronera Airstrip. As the vast plains unfold beneath you, the scale and beauty of this iconic landscape comes into view. Your base for the next chapter of the journey is Namiri Plains, an exclusive safari camp tucked away in the remote eastern Serengeti, renowned as one of Africa’s premier destinations for viewing big cats.

    Begin your days with the thrill of a sunrise game drive, when predators are most active, or set out on foot for a walking safari, uncovering the smaller secrets of the savannah. For a different perspective, a morning hot-air balloon safari offers the chance to glide silently over this immense wilderness, watching wildlife below as the golden light spills across the land.

    In between adventures, retreat to the serenity of camp. Lounge by the pool, unwind with a soothing massage, or simply watch as wildlife gathers at the nearby spring.

    As a group, you’ll also have the unique opportunity to engage with our Cheetah Conservation Project, joining the researchers for an insightful evening to learn more about the protection of these iconic cats and the vital role this region plays in their survival.

    Namiri Plains invites you to slow down, connect, and fully immerse yourself in the spirit of the Serengeti.

    About

    Serengeti National Park

    The word "Siringit" means "endless plains," and this is understandably from where the Serengeti National Park takes its name. The iconic, endless, golden plains of Africa are nowhere more evident than within this national park, as they stretch off into eternity, dotted throughout with thousands of animals. Located in the north-west corner of Tanzania, alongside Lake Victoria, the Serengeti has earned its place as one of the world's most famous wildlife areas. While best known for the enormous herds of the wildebeest migration, there is far more to the Serengeti than this!

    Serengeti National Park

    Your stay

    Namiri Plains

    3 nights· Serengeti National Park

    Namiri Plains, nestled in the remote eastern Serengeti, offers an unparalleled safari experience in the heart of "big cat country." This tranquil and secluded retreat, renowned as the first safari camp in the area, boasts guides with an intimate knowledge of the plains and a deep respect for the ecosystem. Guests can immerse themselves in thrilling dawn-to-dusk game drives, specialized photographic safaris in custom-designed vehicles, or unwind by the welcoming pool, in the library, or with a revitalizing massage at the spa. The camp provides comprehensive, high-quality, year-round game viewing, luxurious accommodations, and exceptional service levels. The 11 tented suites, including a refurbished family suite, blend elegant interiors with natural textures and luxurious touches. Each suite features sliding doors, an expanded viewing deck, and an outdoor standalone resin bathtub. The unique stone walls, crafted from solidified volcanic ash, naturally regulate temperature, ensuring comfort day and night. With canvas walls that open fully to uninterrupted Serengeti views, guests are constantly connected to the breathtaking environment. Namiri Plains truly offers a luxurious escape where every whim is catered to amidst the stunning setting and abundant wildlife.

    Day 10· Day of Departure
    After a final leisurely breakfast in camp, and heartfelt goodbyes to the team who’ve shared in your journey, you’ll be transferred to the nearby airstrip for your flight to Kilimanjaro International Airport and your onward travels home.

    As you leave the wild beauty of Tanzania behind, you’ll carry with you a collection of unforgettable memories, new friendships, and the lasting magic of your time on safari.

    Group Tour Departures

    These dates are the set departure dates. We can't guarantee every departure is confirmed or available — please contact us to check current availability.

    DatesFrom per person sharing (USD)Book
    2 – 11 Nov 2026US$9,500
    30 Nov – 9 Dec 2026US$9,500
    6 – 15 Dec 2026US$9,500
    14 – 23 Dec 2026US$9,500
    28 Feb – 9 Mar 2027US$9,500
    7 – 16 Mar 2027US$9,500
    6 – 15 June 2027US$10,500

    Indicative Pricing

    Per person, twin share — based on 2 travellers. Please note prices on the website are an indication only, and accurate prices will be provided based on your exact travel dates and preferences.

    December 2026 – March 2027

    From ≈ US$9,500per person

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