WELCOME TO SERENGETI

Witness the Great Migration, incredible wildlife, and endless plains in one of the world’s oldest national parks.
In Tanzania’s Serengeti, you’ll find adventure and beauty at every turn.
Get ready for an unforgettable experience!

ndutu
JAN-FEB
NDUTU LAKE

The Great Migration kicks off in the Ndutu region of southern Serengeti, where herds gather for calving season. With thousands of newborns joining the migration, it's an exciting time to witness new life!

MAR-APR
Seronera

The herds head through the Seronera Valley in central Serengeti, following the rains and grazing as the young calves grow stronger.

MAY-JUN
Grumeti

In western Serengeti, the herds face their first challenge - the dramatic Grumeti River crossing, where predators and swift currents await.

JUL-AUG
Mara River

In the Maasai Mara, the herds graze on the rich pastures before beginning their journey back south.

SEP-OCT
Maasai Mara, Kenya

The herds return to southern Serengeti's Ndutu region for the calving season. The cycle of the Great Migration starts anew.

NOV-DEC
NDUTU LAKE

The herds return to southern Serengeti's Ndutu region for the calving season. The cycle of the Great Migration starts anew.

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Gallery

Yellow-billed oxpeckers are Buffaloes's favourites helping them remove parasites.

This cheetah family surveys the grasslands to scan for prey using their excellent eyesight.

The Great Wildebeest Migration started only in the sixties with millions of wildebeests and zebras covering 1000 km each year during the cycle.

The matriarch of the herd is the one who passes the legacy and wisdom from one generation to another.

Giraffes use their hard horn-like ossciones and long necks to head-butt against each other during courtship.

Yellow-billed oxpeckers are Buffaloes's favourites helping them remove parasites.

This cheetah family surveys the grasslands to scan for prey using their excellent eyesight.

The Great Wildebeest Migration started only in the sixties with millions of wildebeests and zebras covering 1000 km each year during the cycle.

The matriarch of the herd is the one who passes the legacy and wisdom from one generation to another.

Giraffes use their hard horn-like ossciones and long necks to head-butt against each other during courtship.