Experience the iconic Serengeti National Park with Allied Safaris. Stand in awe of the legendary Great Migration, where millions of wildebeest and zebra thunder across endless plains.
Witness spectacular predator action and breathtaking sunsets over acacia-dotted savannahs. This is the ultimate African safari adventure, offering unparalleled wildlife encounters. Let us craft your unforgettable journey into this world-renowned wilderness.
Your extraordinary Serengeti experience starts here.
The Serengeti is more than a safari—it’s an immersive journey into the heart of Africa’s wilderness. Its scale, abundance, and variety of wildlife make it a must-see destination.
Key Highlights
- The Great Wildebeest Migration—one of nature’s most spectacular events.
- High predator density, including lions, cheetahs, and leopards.
- Iconic landscapes of endless plains and kopjes (rocky outcrops).
- Year-round wildlife viewing across multiple ecosystems.
Few places on Earth rival the Serengeti for wildlife diversity.
- The Big Five: Lions, leopards, elephants, buffalo, and rhinos.
- Wildebeest & Zebras: Over 1.5 million wildebeest and hundreds of thousands of zebras form the Great Migration.
- Predators: The Serengeti has Africa’s largest population of lions, alongside cheetahs, wild dogs, and hyenas.
- Birdlife: More than 500 bird species, including ostriches, vultures, and colorful rollers.
Often called the “World Cup of Wildlife”, the Great Migration is the Serengeti’s crown jewel.
- December–March: Calving season in the southern Serengeti. Thousands of wildebeest calves are born daily, attracting predators.
- April–June: Herds move north across the central Serengeti, creating dramatic river crossings.
- July–September: The famous Grumeti and Mara River crossings, with crocodiles lying in wait.
- October–November: Herds begin their journey back south.
Witnessing even a part of this cycle is an unforgettable experience.
1. Seronera Valley
The heart of the Serengeti, rich in wildlife year-round and excellent for spotting big cats.
2. Western Corridor
Known for the Grumeti River, this area hosts dramatic river crossings during the migration.
3. Northern Serengeti
A quieter region offering the iconic Mara River crossings into Kenya’s Maasai Mara.
4. Southern Plains
Best visited during calving season, when predators are most active.
5. Kopjes
These granite rock outcrops are perfect vantage points for lions and leopards.
- Game Drives: Morning and evening safaris across diverse habitats.
- Hot Air Balloon Safaris: A unique perspective of the plains at sunrise.
- Walking Safaris: Explore on foot with expert guides in select areas.
- Photography Safaris: Tailored trips for capturing migration scenes and predator action.
- Cultural Tours: Visit nearby Maasai villages for cultural immersion.
The Serengeti is a year-round destination, but the experience depends on the season:
- Dry Season (June–October): Best for general game viewing, clear skies, and river crossings.
- Wet Season (November–May): Lush landscapes, calving season, and fewer tourists.
- By Air: Daily flights connect the Serengeti with Arusha, Kilimanjaro, and Zanzibar. Multiple airstrips service different parts of the park.
- By Road: About 6–7 hours from Arusha, often combined with a stop in Ngorongoro.
The Serengeti caters to every type of traveler:
- Luxury Lodges & Camps: High-end safari experiences with private guides and gourmet dining.
- Mid-Range Camps: Comfortable tented accommodations close to wildlife action.
- Mobile Camps: Seasonal camps that move with the Great Migration.
- Budget Campsites: Affordable stays for adventurous travelers.
- Plan your trip around migration timings to maximize your experience.
- Book accommodations early, especially during peak migration months.
- Bring binoculars, camera gear, and layers for both hot days and cool nights.
- Combine Serengeti with Ngorongoro, Tarangire, or Lake Manyara for a complete safari circuit.
1. Can I see the Big Five in Serengeti?
Yes. All Big Five are present, though rhino sightings are rare.
2. How many days should I spend in Serengeti?
At least 3–5 days to explore different regions and witness the migration.
3. Is Serengeti safe for tourists?
Yes. Guided safaris are safe, but always follow ranger instructions.
4. What makes Serengeti different from Kruger or Maasai Mara?
Its sheer size, predator density, and the scale of the Great Migration make Serengeti unique.
