Serengeti National Park
Your Ultimate Safari Adventure in Tanzania
Discover the Serengeti’s Endless Plains
Serengeti National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, spans 14,750 square kilometers of Tanzania’s iconic wilderness. Famous for the Great Migration, where over 2 million wildebeest, zebras, and gazelles roam, it’s a haven for the Big Five, over 500 bird species, and cultural treasures like Maasai Rock Paintings.
Serengeti Wonders Limited crafts tailored safaris, ensuring an unforgettable journey into the heart of Africa’s most celebrated park.
The Great Migration
The Great Migration, the world’s greatest wildlife spectacle, sees millions of herbivores traverse the Serengeti, chased by predators. Witness dramatic Mara River crossings (July, August, November) or the calving season in Ndutu’s Southern Plains (December–May), moments that define the park’s allure.
Guided by our experts, experience this timeless journey up close.
Wildlife and Cultural Heritage
Home to over 4,000 lions, leopards, elephants, buffalo, rare black rhinos, cheetahs, and 500+ bird species, the Serengeti is a wildlife paradise. Cultural sites like Maasai Rock Paintings, Gong Rock, and Ikoma Ruins blend history with game viewing.
Explore with our guides to uncover the park’s natural and cultural treasures.
Serengeti Activities
Game Drives
Open 4x4 vehicles with expert guides offer close-up wildlife sightings during early morning or evening drives, showcasing predators, herds, and golden sunsets.
Hot Air Balloon Safaris
Float above the plains at dawn, witnessing sprawling herds and enjoying a champagne breakfast in the bush, a bucket-list experience.
Walking Safaris
Guided by armed rangers in designated areas, walking safaris reveal animal tracks, plants, and the bush’s intimate details.
Birdwatching
Spot over 500 bird species, including flamingos and eagles, with guided tours and binoculars, especially vibrant from November to April.
Accommodation Options
Choose from luxury lodges (e.g., Four Seasons, Serena), special tented camps following migration trails, budget-friendly public campsites, cozy bandas, rest houses, or hostels. All offer unique ways to experience the Serengeti’s wild ambiance.
Serengeti Wonders Limited partners with top facilities to ensure seamless bookings tailored to your preferences.
Best Time to Visit
Dry Season (June–October): Prime for wildlife viewing, with animals near water sources and Mara River crossings (July, August, November). Expect more visitors and higher rates.
Wet Season (November–May): Lush landscapes, fewer crowds, and calving season in Ndutu (January–February). Short rains (November–December) and long rains (March–May) enhance scenery.
Serengeti Wonders Limited customizes itineraries to match your preferred season and migration highlights.
Travel Tips and Conservation
Travel Tips: Pack neutral clothing, sunscreen, binoculars, and malaria prophylaxis. Follow guide instructions, use Tanzanian Shillings for better deals, and check visa requirements. Multi-lingual guides ensure smooth communication.
Conservation: Managed by TANAPA, the Serengeti fights poaching and balances tourism with nature. Your visit supports wildlife protection and local communities.
Serengeti Wonders Limited provides packing lists, health advice, and sustainable safari options for a seamless experience.
Featured Serengeti Adventures
Explore the Serengeti with our curated safari packages, tailored for every traveler.
