Step into Serengeti National Park—Tanzania’s most iconic wildlife destination and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Spanning over 14,700 sq km, the Serengeti teems with lions, cheetahs, zebras, elephants, giraffes, and more.
It is home to the Great Wildebeest Migration, one of the world’s awe-inspiring natural events. The name “Serengeti” evokes wide, golden plains dotted with acacia trees and rocky kopjes. This is raw Africa—untamed, unforgettable, and overflowing with life.
Located in northern Tanzania near the Kenya border, Serengeti is accessible from Kilimanjaro or Arusha airports. A scenic road journey offers wild, rugged beauty, while small airstrips inside the park offer a faster entry.
Spanning over 14,700 sq km, Serengeti is split into five diverse regions: Central Seronera for dense wildlife, Western Corridor for Grumeti River crossings, Northern for dramatic Mara crossings, Eastern for quiet adventures, and Southern plains for calving season herds. Choose based on the wildlife movement during your visit.
Spanning 14,763 sq km—about the size of Connecticut—Serengeti is vast. Most visitors focus on one or two sectors, based on the Great Migration’s route.
Central (Seronera):
High wildlife density and migration route access make this sector popular year-round.
Western Corridor:
Known for Grumeti River crossings, it’s dramatic but remote and less visited.
Northern:
Famous for Mara River crossings. Dry landscape with rocky outcrops and short grass.
Eastern:
Secluded and scenic with rolling hills and valleys. Migration passes through here southbound.
Southern:
Best during January–March calving season. Soft plains with newborns and predators in action.
Step into the heart of untamed Africa, where golden plains stretch endlessly, wildlife roams freely, and each moment feels like a scene from a nature documentary.
The Great Migration
Witness one of Earth’s most extraordinary spectacles as millions of wildebeests, zebras, and gazelles journey across the plains in search of greener pastures.
Unmatched Predator Sightings
Serengeti boasts some of the highest concentrations of lions, cheetahs, and leopards in Africa—ideal for thrilling game drives and photography.
Diverse Safari Regions
From Seronera’s central plains to the remote north and lush west, each region offers unique landscapes, wildlife, and seasonal experiences.
World-Renowned Safari Destination
A UNESCO World Heritage Site celebrated for its biodiversity, iconic landscapes, and unforgettable safari experiences.
The Serengeti offers unforgettable wildlife sightings throughout the year. Each season reveals a different face of the wilderness:
Beyond game drives, Serengeti offers immersive ways to discover its magic—from peaceful walks to aerial views. These activities offer rare encounters with nature at its wildest and most personal.
