Tanzania · Home of the Great Migration
Serengeti National Park
Northern Tanzania · 14,750 km²
From$2,400per person
Serengeti National Park is renowned for its incredible wildlife and the annual Great Migration of over 1.5 million wildebeest and hundreds of thousands of zebras. Spanning 14,750 square kilometres, the park features diverse ecosystems — including savannahs, riverine forests, and woodlands — making it a premier destination for safari enthusiasts.
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Wildlife in Serengeti
LionsElephantsBuffaloesLeopardsRhinocerosesCheetahsHyenasWildebeestsZebrasGazellesGiraffesImpalasElandsWaterbucksTopisOstrichesEaglesVultures
Activities
- ◆Game drives
- ◆Hot-air balloon safari
- ◆Guided nature walks
- ◆Bush breakfasts & sundowners
When to Visit
Seasons in Serengeti
Nov – May
Wet season
Herds graze the southern short-grass plains; calving season brings newborns to the southern Serengeti.
Jun – Oct
Dry season
The migration heads north through Seronera towards the Western Corridor and the Grumeti River crossings.
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