Northern Tanzania has long been a favourite stomping ground for us Nomad folk and we know this region better than most.

This is a route that is well trodden in Tanzania, so it is important to us you see it as we did all those years ago.

Our Northern Tanzania camps are in enviable locations that mean we can take you deeper into this epic wilderness. Let us transport you into our wilderness and show you the hidden gems on the roads less travelled.

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Serengeti Safari Camp

Serengeti Safari Camp

Lamai

Lamai

Mkombe's House

Mkombe's House

Entamanu

Entamanu

Kuro

Kuro

Expeditionary walking camp

Expeditionary walking camp

About the area

The Tarangire bush is scattered with baobab trees, this land’s standing stones, and spread amongst them are herds of elephant and buffalo, often in their hundreds. The habitat is rich and varied: great grassy swamps, dense woodland, tall grass, and the snaking Tarangire River, home to a plethora of animals and birdlife. Which makes it perfect lion, leopard - and Nomad territory.

With less distance to cover than in the Serengeti, this is safari slow time. In Tarangire, there is time to spend hours observing the natural world in intricate detail.

Tarangire

Our light-footed bush camp – Kuro

Full of heart and soul, and tucked into a grove of secluded riverside bush, it is so much at one with the wild that animals hardly look up as they do their thing around us.

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Don’t miss out Tarangire

We would always stand up for Tarangire, it is a big and bold but under the radar somewhat people rush for the Crater and Serengeti. Now is the time to slow down and start your safari in this hidden gem, you’ll not be disappointed – elephants in their hundreds, a birder’s dream with over 550 species and the Silale swamp is a magnet for all wildlife with the main source of water.

Recommended stay: 3 nights

Expect to pay: $865 - $1,350 per person per night

About the area

Easily accessible from Tarangire, the three-million-year-old Ngorongoro Crater was once a gigantic volcano that some suggest was even higher than Mt Kilimanjaro. The resident wildlife is diverse and easily tracked – cheetah, elephant, hyena, hippo, lion, leopard, and a vast array of bird life.

Ngorongoro

Enjoy our wild hideaway - Entamanu

Entamanu and Entamanu Private sit on the remote north-western corner of the Crater rim, off the beaten track, in Maasai territory. We were adamant when we chose to nest up here that it would be a place to experience the Crater of old. Far from the crowds, tucked away and remote.

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Expect to pay: $995 - $1,750 per person per night

About the area

There’s good reason the Serengeti is one of the best-known safari destinations in the world, even without the wildebeest, the density of animals is beyond belief. The wildebeest migration tends to be the headline act but in the company of a good guide you’ll get into wild areas and discover all aspects of this wilderness.

Serengeti

Our mobile migration chasing camp – Serengeti Safari Camp

If any camp epitomizes Nomad’s light-footed, restless nature, it’s this one. The canvas home from home and indomitable crew are on the move, season by season to follow the herds, year-round. We up and move our camp guided by the migration and leave no trace. Think campfires, bucket showers and a camp light on its feet but rest assured you don’t go short on creature comforts while experiencing the super-herd of a million and half wildebeest.

Serengeti’s smallest and most stylish lodge - Lamai

Standing proud above the Kogakuria Kopje, you’ll find the Serengeti’s most stylish camp, just a few miles from the Mara River crossings.

Our vision for Lamai was ‘See, but don’t be seen’. Each room is carefully tucked away among the rocks with panoramic views of the northern Serengeti plains across to the Maasai Mara beyond.

Lovingly designed for close families and friends – Mkombe’s House

It doesn’t get much better than this: hanging out together in the world’s greatest mammal habitat, completely free from other people and schedules. The African bush as your backyard and your Nomad private guide to get you out here.

Recommended stay: 3 - 5 nights

Expect to pay: $865 - $2,250 per person

Private guide and vehicle included, as standard for all Nomad safaris

We’re hugely proud of our guides. The are the best in the business., and most have been with us since the beginning. And where they stand is between you, and all the wild potential your adventure holds.

We’ve always said that a privately guided safari is the best safari you can have. Which is why every safari with Nomad gets a private guide, as standard.

Explore safari itineries

We tailor all our safaris to your particular requirements, but we understand that it's useful to have an idea of what works best, what’s available and a ballpark cost. Have a flick through our safari itineraries and get in touch to get the ball rolling.

Reviews

M. Bright Sean Cook

Review for greystoke

Beautiful Place, Amazing Staff

Such a beautiful place. Amazing staff. I couldn’t recommend a better place

D. Dahlgren

Review for serengeti-safari-camp

Top Mobile Camp

Top mobile camp in Africa. Well done. Guiding food drink flexibility. Good times!

J. Rubin

Review for entamanu

Totally Relaxing Time

Only a short amount of time but totally relaxing

A.

Review for sand-rivers

Incredible Honeymoon Start

Sand Rivers is an exceptionally magical and unique place to stay, it has been the most incredible start to our honeymoon. You are welcomed like family, everything is taken care of with so much thought and attention to detail and there is so much to do it’s like no other Safari experience we have had...

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