1. The Great Migration – Nature’s Greatest Spectacle

The Serengeti hosts the Great Migration, one of the most incredible wildlife events on Earth. Over 1.5 million wildebeests, along with hundreds of thousands of zebras and gazelles, move across the Serengeti in search of fresh grazing, braving predators and river crossings. The key highlights include:

• Calving Season (January – March) – Thousands of wildebeests give birth in the Southern Serengeti.
• Grumeti River Crossings (May – June) – Wildebeests face crocodile-infested waters.
• Mara River Crossings (July – October) – The dramatic journey into Kenya’s Maasai Mara.

2. Incredible Wildlife & the Big Five

The Serengeti is home to the Big Five (lion, leopard, elephant, buffalo, and rhino) along with an abundance of other animals, including:

• Cheetahs – Often seen sprinting across the plains.
• Hyenas & Wild Dogs – Skilled hunters and scavengers.
• Giraffes & Zebras – A striking presence in the savannah.
• Hippos & Crocodiles – Thriving in Serengeti’s rivers.

3. Stunning Landscapes

The Serengeti offers diverse ecosystems:

• Endless Plains – Iconic golden grasslands teeming with wildlife.
• Kopjes (Rock Formations) – Perfect spots for big cats to rest and hunt.
• Riverine Forests – Lush green areas near rivers, home to elephants and leopards.
• Woodlands – Located in the western and northern Serengeti, offering unique safari experiences.

4. Unforgettable Safari Activities

• Game Drives – Explore the Serengeti in 4×4 vehicles with expert guides.
• Hot Air Balloon Safari – Enjoy a breathtaking sunrise view over the Serengeti.
• Walking Safaris – Get close to nature with experienced rangers.
• Night Safaris (Private Reserves) – Spot nocturnal predators in action.