Serengeti National Park

The Heart of the Wild – Where the Safari Spirit Lives

Welcome to Serengeti National Park, the crown jewel of Tanzania’s Northern Circuit and one of the most celebrated wildlife sanctuaries in the world. Spanning over 14,000 square kilometers, the Serengeti is a vast, untamed wilderness where nature unfolds in spectacular ways — from thrilling predator-prey encounters to the awe-inspiring Great Wildebeest Migration.

Why Visit Serengeti?

• The Great Migration: Witness over 1.5 million wildebeest, accompanied by hundreds of thousands of zebras and gazelles, thunder across the plains in a year-round circular journey — a true wonder of the natural world.

• Big Cats & Big Five: Serengeti is famous for its large lion prides, elusive leopards, and fast-moving cheetahs. You’ll also have a chance to see elephants, buffaloes, and even the rare black rhino in some areas.

• Endless Plains: The name “Serengeti” comes from the Maasai word Siringet, meaning “endless plains.” This landscape provides some of the most iconic safari vistas in Africa — wide open, golden savannah dotted with acacia trees and dramatic kopjes.

• Diverse Ecosystems: From the riverine forests of the Grumeti River to the woodlands of the Western Corridor and the short grass plains of the South, each Serengeti region offers a unique safari experience.

• Year-Round Game Viewing: Although the migration shifts throughout the year, Serengeti delivers excellent wildlife viewing in every season, including resident predators and herbivores that don’t migrate.

Best Time to Visit

• June to October – Dry season, best for general wildlife viewing and the river crossings in the northern Serengeti.

• December to March – Calving season in the southern Serengeti, when predators are highly active.

• April to May – Green season with fewer tourists, dramatic skies, and lush scenery. Great for photographers and bird watchers.

Activities in Serengeti

• Game drives (private or shared)

• Hot air balloon safaris

• Guided walking safaris (in selected areas)

• Cultural visits (to nearby Masai communities)

• Bird-watching (over 500 recorded species)

Accommodation

From luxury tented camps and stylish lodges to budget-friendly options, Serengeti offers something for every type of traveler. We help you choose the perfect stay based on your safari style and location preferences (e.g., Central, Northern, or Southern Serengeti).