The Serengeti is far more than a national park — it is the very heartbeat of Africa’s wildlife.
Spanning 14,750 square kilometers of sweeping grasslands, woodlands, and winding rivers, Serengeti National Park in northern Tanzania is a world-renowned ecosystem where nature moves to its own timeless rhythm. Here, wildlife roams freely in abundance unmatched anywhere else on Earth.
Each year, the Serengeti becomes the stage for the Great Migration, a breathtaking spectacle where over two million wildebeest, zebras, and gazelles thunder across the plains in search of greener pastures. Yet the migration is only part of the story. This is also Big Cat country: lions command the savannah, leopards stealthily patrol the trees, and cheetahs streak across the golden grasslands at astonishing speed. Elephants trace ancient paths, hippos congregate in muddy rivers, and crocodiles lie in wait at natural crossing points.
| Season | Experience |
|---|---|
| Jan–Mar | Calving season in Southern Serengeti — thousands of newborns and predator action. |
| Apr–May | Green season — fewer crowds, beautiful landscapes. |
| Jun–Jul | Western Corridor — river crossings begin. |
| Aug–Oct | Central & Northern Serengeti — peak migration season. |
| Nov–Dec | Short rains bring herds back south. |
