Serengeti National Park

Endless Plains • The Great Migration • Big Cats

The Quintessential African Safari

"Serengeti" comes from the Maasai word Siringit, meaning "endless plains." It is Tanzania's oldest and most popular national park, a World Heritage Site and a 7th Natural Wonder of the World.

Why Visit Serengeti?

The Serengeti offers the quintessential African safari experience. It is renowned for its large lion prides and is one of the best places to witness the Great Migration—two million wildebeest, zebras, and antelopes trekking in search of fresh grazing.

  • The Migration: Witness the dramatic river crossings (June-October) or calving season (January-March).
  • Big Cats: Highest concentration of lions, leopards, and cheetahs in Africa.
  • Balloon Safaris: Float over the plains at sunrise for an unforgettable perspective.
Lion Pride in Serengeti The Kings of the Plains

Serengeti Highlights

Leopard in Tree

Seronera Valley (Central)

The heart of the park, famous for its year-round wildlife. The Seronera River sustains a huge population of resident animals, particularly leopards which are often spotted resting in the sausage trees.

Cheetah Hunting

Endless Plains & Predators

The short grass plains are the perfect hunting ground for cheetahs, who use their speed to catch gazelles. It's a photographer's dream with clear visibility and dramatic chases.

Hot Air Balloon Safari

Hot Air Balloon Safaris

Drift silently over the waking savannah as the sun rises. Witness the herds from above and celebrate upon landing with a traditional bush champagne breakfast.

Witness the Magic

Book your lifetime adventure to the endless plains today.

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