Serengeti National Park

Overview

Serengeti National Park, spanning over 14,750 square kilometers in northern Tanzania, is a wildlife paradise renowned for its vast open plains, stunning sunsets, and unparalleled wildlife diversity. As one of Africa’s most iconic safari destinations, it attracts nature lovers and adventurers from around the world, offering a front-row seat to the natural wonders of East Africa. The park is also famous for being the setting of the Great Wildebeest Migration, an awe-inspiring event that showcases the sheer scale and rhythm of life in the wild.

Wildlife Safari

A game drive in the Serengeti is a quintessential safari experience, offering close encounters with Africa’s most celebrated wildlife. Visitors can explore the endless plains and woodlands, where the “Big Five” (lions, elephants, leopards, buffaloes, and rhinos) roam freely. In addition to these icons, the Serengeti is teeming with zebras, giraffes, cheetahs, hyenas, and numerous antelope species. 

With the guidance of expert safari drivers, you’ll journey through different ecosystems and witness the untamed beauty of the Serengeti, from predators on the hunt to peaceful herbivores grazing on the savannah.

Bird Watching

For bird enthusiasts, Serengeti National Park is a treasure trove, home to over 500 bird species. The variety of habitats, including rivers, grasslands, and woodlands, provides ideal conditions for birdlife to thrive. 

From the towering ostrich and the graceful Kori bustard to vibrant species like lilac-breasted rollers and Fischer’s lovebirds, there is no shortage of feathered wonders. During the migratory season, the park welcomes Eurasian migrants, adding to the park’s already impressive avian diversity, making it a year-round destination for birdwatching.