Serengeti National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of Africa’s most iconic wildlife destinations, is located in northern Tanzania. Covering approximately 14,750 square kilometers (5,700 square miles), the park is renowned for its vast open plains, golden savannahs, acacia-dotted landscapes, and the world-famous Great Migration. Its name comes from the Maasai word “Siringet,” meaning “endless plains.”
As the crown jewel of Tanzanian tourism, Serengeti represents the ultimate safari experience, attracting photographers, wildlife enthusiasts, conservationists, and adventure seekers from across the globe.
Great Migration: Witness over 1.5 million wildebeest and thousands of zebras and gazelles in one of nature’s most dramatic wildlife spectacles.
Big Five: Spot lion, leopard, elephant, buffalo, and rhino all in one park.
Predator Paradise: Home to Africa’s highest lion population, plus cheetahs and elusive leopards.
Pure Wilderness: Vast, unspoiled landscapes with minimal commercial impact.
Cultural & Scenic Diversity: Explore Maasai culture, rocky kopjes, river valleys, and endless golden plains.
Luxury Lodges: Stay in style at places like Four Seasons, Singita, &Beyond, and Serengeti Bushtops featuring pools, spas, fine dining, and premium service.
Mid-Range Camps: Enjoy comfort and charm at Serengeti Serena, Kati Kati, Osinon, and Ang’ata perfect for immersive yet affordable stays.
Budget Campsites: Ideal for adventurous travelers and self-drivers basic tents or bring-your-own-gear setups in the wild.
From luxury to low-cost, Serengeti has the perfect stay for every safari-goer.
Dec – Mar (Calving Season): Thousands of wildebeest calves and peak predator activity.
• Jun – Oct (Dry Season): Best wildlife viewing and dramatic Mara River crossings.
• Apr – May (Shoulder Season): Lush scenery, fewer crowds, and discounted rates.
• Apr – Jul (Central Serengeti): Migration herds move through Seronera and the Western Corridor.
