Northern Tanzania
Serengeti National Park
Experience endless golden plains, the Great Migration, extraordinary wildlife encounters, and timeless African beauty in Tanzania’s most iconic safari destination
Tanzania’s most iconic safari destination — an endless landscape of golden plains, dramatic predator encounters, and the world-famous Great Migration unfolding across one of Africa’s greatest wilderness ecosystems.
The Serengeti is Africa’s most celebrated safari landscape, stretching across endless plains, granite kopjes, river valleys, and acacia woodlands. Its name comes from the Maasai word Siringet, meaning “the endless plains,” perfectly describing this extraordinary wilderness.
Local insight: Every region of Serengeti offers a different safari experience—from dramatic river crossings in the north to predator-rich central plains and calving season in the south.
The Serengeti offers excellent wildlife viewing year-round, with migration movements shaping seasonal highlights.
January–March is calving season in southern Serengeti; July–October offers dramatic Mara River crossings in the north.
One of the richest concentrations of wildlife on Earth, with exceptional predator action year-round.
Over 500 bird species inhabit Serengeti’s varied habitats.
The Serengeti’s mix of plains, rivers, and woodlands makes birding rewarding in every season.
The world’s largest land-animal migration.
Timing matters: migration moves continuously, so location determines the best safari experience.
Witness one of the world’s greatest natural spectacles.
Exceptional opportunities to see lions, leopards, and cheetahs.
Experience the legendary endless plains of Africa.
The definitive Tanzania safari destination for first-time and returning travelers alike.