Welcome to the Serengeti, one of the most famous wildlife destinations in the world. Known for its vast plains and incredible diversity of animals, including the Big Five, the Serengeti is home to the breathtaking Great Migration, where millions of wildebeest, zebras, and gazelles roam the land. Whether you're here to witness incredible wildlife, stunning landscapes, or unforgettable safari experiences, the Serengeti offers an adventure like no other.
Serengeti home of Big five
The most popular activity in Serengeti, game drives offer the chance to explore the park’s vast landscapes and encounter the incredible wildlife. Whether in the early morning or late afternoon, you can spot the Big Five (lions, elephants, leopards, buffalo, and rhinos) along with giraffes, zebras, cheetahs, and more.
The Great Migration Viewing
Witness one of the world’s greatest natural spectacles: the Great Migration. From December to July, millions of wildebeest, zebras, and gazelles travel across the plains in search of fresh grazing lands. You can witness dramatic river crossings, predator-prey interactions, and the sheer scale of this annual event.
Visit local Maasai villages to learn about the traditions and way of life of the indigenous Maasai people. You can take part in cultural activities, such as traditional dances, crafts, and hearing about their rich history and deep connection to the land.
Serengeti is home to over 500 species of birds, making it a paradise for birdwatchers. From large raptors and vultures to colorful smaller species, the park offers plenty of opportunities for bird enthusiasts to spot rare and unique birds.
Serengeti is a photographer’s dream. Whether you’re an amateur or professional, there are endless opportunities to capture stunning wildlife moments, dramatic sunsets, and panoramic views of the park’s landscapes. Many tour operators offer specialized photography safaris with guides who are experts in capturing the best shots.
In certain areas of the park, night game drives are offered, giving you the chance to see nocturnal wildlife like hyenas, leopards, and owls. It’s an exciting way to discover the park from a different perspective as the African wilderness comes alive after dark.
Enjoy a relaxing picnic surrounded by nature or have a "sundowner" (a drink at sunset) while taking in the spectacular views. Many lodges and camps offer these peaceful experiences to help you unwind after a day of adventure.
Walking Safaris
Guided walking safaris offer a more intimate experience of Serengeti’s wildlife and landscapes. With an expert guide, you’ll learn about the smaller details of the ecosystem, including plants, animal tracks, and the natural behavior of wildlife.
Visit the Serengeti Visitor Center to learn about the park’s history, wildlife conservation efforts, and the incredible diversity of ecosystems. It’s a great place to gain more insight into this UNESCO World Heritage Site before or after your safari
