Diamond Class Tanzania in Tanzania: Serengeti, Ngorongoro, Tarangire
Luxury

9-Day Diamond Class Tanzania

The Diamond Class Tanzania is a 9-day private safari in Tanzania covering Serengeti National Park, Ngorongoro Crater and Tarangire National Park. Prices start from $11,500 per person for two or more sharing, with premium lodges, luxury camps and private transfers.

From
$11,500 pp
Length
9 days
Route
Serengeti › Ngorongoro › Tarangire
Stay
Premium lodges, luxury camps and private transfers
Best time
Tailored to lodge availability and seasonal wildlife
Your route, day by day

Follow the route across Tanzania.

An ultra-luxury Tanzania journey built around privacy, exceptional camps and time saved through private flights, with every transition considered.

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Start: SerengetiReal map of Tanzania
  1. 1Day 1

    Private arrival and lodge welcome

    A personalised airport meet-and-greet and private transfer to your Arusha lodge. Review the journey with your trip specialist.

    Arusha
  2. 2Day 2

    Fly to the Serengeti

    Take a scheduled or private charter flight, subject to availability, and transfer to your luxury camp. Afternoon game drive.

    Serengeti
  3. 3Days 3–4

    Private Serengeti safari

    Enjoy tailored game drives, unhurried meals and time at camp. Optional experiences can be arranged in advance.

    Serengeti
  4. 4Day 5

    Scenic flight or private transfer

    Continue to another wildlife region or camp chosen around the season and your interests.

  5. 5Day 6

    Wildlife and lodge time

    Balance a private game drive with time to enjoy the lodge, views and curated experiences.

  6. 6Day 7

    Ngorongoro Highlands

    Travel towards the Ngorongoro area and settle into a premium lodge overlooking the highlands.

    Ngorongoro
  7. 7Day 8

    Ngorongoro Crater

    Explore the crater with your private guide and return for a relaxed final evening.

    Ngorongoro
  8. 8Day 9

    Private departure transfer

    Enjoy breakfast before your arranged transfer or flight connection.

Know before you go

What you’ll find in Serengeti, Ngorongoro and Tarangire.

2.33°S, 34.83°E

Serengeti National Park

Tanzania's most famous savanna: endless plains, kopjes that lions use as lookouts and the stage for the annual wildebeest and zebra migration.

Wildlife & sights
Lions, leopards, cheetahs, spotted hyenas, elephants, giraffes and vast herds of wildebeest and zebra.
Best time
Year-round. Calving on the southern plains around Ndutu runs roughly January to March, the western corridor is active around May and June, and the north and Mara River are the focus from about July to October.
Guide tip
Where you sleep matters more than how long you stay: camps near the herds save hours of driving.
Explore Serengeti
3.17°S, 35.58°E

Ngorongoro Crater

A collapsed volcano about 19 km across whose floor holds grassland, a soda lake and forest, a UNESCO World Heritage Site where wildlife is easy to find.

Wildlife & sights
Black rhino (with luck), lions, buffalo, elephants, hippos, flamingos and large bull elephants.
Best time
Year-round. Dry months from June to October give the clearest roads; the green season brings fewer vehicles and newborn animals.
Guide tip
Go down early. The crater is busiest mid-morning and animals are most active at first light.
Explore Ngorongoro
3.85°S, 36.00°E

Tarangire National Park

Elephant country: ancient baobabs, a permanent river and some of the largest elephant herds in northern Tanzania.

Wildlife & sights
Elephant herds, giraffes, zebras, buffalo, lions, leopards and more than 500 bird species.
Best time
The dry season from June to October concentrates animals along the Tarangire River; the green season is quieter and lush.
Guide tip
It is the easiest first park from Arusha, so it works well as an opening day.
Explore Tarangire

Highlights of this 9-day trip

  • Private flights where routing and schedules allow
  • Premium lodges and intimate luxury camps
  • Dedicated private guide for safari segments
  • Tailored dining and special arrangements
  • Serengeti and Ngorongoro experiences
  • Concierge-style planning and support

Your trip is planned by our Arusha-based team, who drive these roads every week. Dates, pace, lodges and extras can all be changed before you confirm, and your written quote lists every park fee and inclusion.

Starting price per person
$11,500

USD, two or more sharing, standard season. Final price depends on dates, group size and accommodation.

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Questions about this trip

How much does the Diamond Class Tanzania cost?

It starts from $11,500 per person for 9 days with two or more travellers sharing. The final price depends on your dates, group size and the accommodation you choose, and is confirmed in a written quote.

What is the best time to do the Diamond Class Tanzania?

Tailored to lodge availability and seasonal wildlife. Year-round. Calving on the southern plains around Ndutu runs roughly January to March, the western corridor is active around May and June, and the north and Mara River are the focus from about July to October.

How many days do I need for Serengeti and Ngorongoro?

This itinerary uses 9 days, which is enough to cover 3 key places without rushing the longest drives. Extra nights can be added at any stop.

Is this trip private?

Yes. You travel in your own 4x4 with a dedicated guide, so you set the pace for photography and rest. Group-departure options are available on request.

What will I see in Serengeti?

Tanzania's most famous savanna: endless plains, kopjes that lions use as lookouts and the stage for the annual wildebeest and zebra migration. Look for: Lions, leopards, cheetahs, spotted hyenas, elephants, giraffes and vast herds of wildebeest and zebra.

What will I see in Ngorongoro?

A collapsed volcano about 19 km across whose floor holds grassland, a soda lake and forest, a UNESCO World Heritage Site where wildlife is easy to find. Look for: Black rhino (with luck), lions, buffalo, elephants, hippos, flamingos and large bull elephants.