The Serengeti supports one of the largest and most diverse concentrations of wildlife in Africa. Game drives offer incredible opportunities to spot:

Mammals: Lions, elephants, leopards, cheetahs, giraffes, wildebeests, zebras, impalas, hyenas, and more.

Birds: Over 500 species including vultures, secretary birds, ostriches, and colorful bee-eaters.

Reptiles: Nile crocodiles, monitor lizards, and various snakes.

Other Creatures: From buzzing insects to giant termite mounds, the Serengeti’s ecosystem is teeming with life.

There’s more to Serengeti than game drives. Here are the must-do safari experiences that elevate your trip:

Guided Game Drives

Morning and evening safaris in 4x4 vehicles let you track predators, herds, and birdlife. Choose between private or group options.

Hot Air Balloon Safari

Soar over the endless plains at sunrise and watch wildlife from above. This once-in-a-lifetime experience ends with a bush breakfast.

Mobile Camping Adventures

Sleep under the stars in fully serviced mobile camps that follow the Great Migration. Get closer to nature without sacrificing comfort.

Bush Walks & Cultural Tours

In designated areas, explore on foot with expert guides or visit nearby Maasai villages to learn about local traditions and way of life.

Photography Safaris

Specialized trips led by wildlife photographers, ideal for capturing action shots, sunsets, and dramatic migration scenes.

Whether you prefer rustic charm or luxury under canvas, Serengeti offers accommodations for every style:

Luxury Lodges

Four Seasons Safari Lodge Serengeti – A 5-star lodge with an infinity pool overlooking a watering hole.

Melia Serengeti Lodge – Eco-luxury with panoramic views, spa services, and fine dining.

Serengeti Bushtops Camp – Exclusive tented suites with hot tubs, gourmet cuisine, and 24/7 service.

Mid-Range Camps & Lodges

Kubu Kubu Tented Lodge – Comfortable tents with modern amenities and sweeping views.

Serengeti Serena Safari Lodge – Traditional design blended with contemporary comfort and great location.

Budget & Adventure Camps

Seronera Campsites – Ideal for backpackers and self-drive travelers looking for a raw experience.

Nyani Public Campsite – Popular and well-placed for game drives near central Serengeti.

All accommodations offer full-board options, guided safaris, and exceptional wildlife access.

June to October: Dry season – best for the Great Migration and predator sightings.

December to March: Calving season – see newborn wildlife and high predator activity.

April to May: Low season – lush landscapes, fewer crowds, and lower rates.

Getting to the Serengeti is easy with multiple travel options:

By Air

Daily flights from Arusha, Zanzibar, or Dar es Salaam to airstrips like Seronera, Kogatende, and Ndutu.

Connections from Nairobi via Kilimanjaro International Airport or Arusha.

By Road

Approximately 7–8 hours from Arusha via the Ngorongoro Conservation Area.

4x4 safari vehicles are included in all our road packages with scenic stops en route.

🔄 Combined Routes

Many travelers combine Serengeti with Ngorongoro Crater, Lake Manyara, or Tarangire National Park on a northern circuit safari.