The Serengeti
Home of the Great Migration
The Serengeti has become synonymous with the African safari. Its vast plains provide the stage for the Great Migration. Combined with exceptional predator sightings, extraordinary wildlife diversity and some of Africa's most exclusive lodges, it remains one of the continent's most iconic destinations.
Africa’s Most Iconic Safari Destination
The Great Migration
Depending on the time of year, you'll experience river crossings, vast calving herds or endless columns of wildebeest stretching to the horizon.
Big Five & Predators
Few places rival the Serengeti for predator sightings. Lions, cheetahs, leopards and hyenas thrive here, creating some of Africa's most exciting wildlife encounters
Golden Savannahs & Maasai Heritage
Covering almost 15,000 km², the Serengeti is characterised by vast open plains, iconic acacia trees, granite kopjes and a landscape that has been home to the Maasai people for centuries.
Unforgettable Experiences
Africa at its wildest, its grandest, and most unforgettable.
When to visit
The Serengeti offers exceptional wildlife viewing throughout the year, but every season reveals something different.
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Calving season. Thousands of newborn wildebeest arrive each day, attracting extraordinary predator activity.
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The green season brings dramatic skies, lush landscapes, fewer visitors and excellent value.
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The migration heads north as river crossings begin and predator activity intensifies.
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Peak migration season with unforgettable river crossings and outstanding game viewing.
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The herds begin their return south as afternoon storms breathe new life into the plains.
Premier Stays
Private conservancies and wildlife-rich wilderness, with unrivalled access to the action.
Mobile Tented Camps
Remote luxury under canvas in private tented camps that move with the seasons.
Luxury Safari Lodges
Timeless safari elegance or contemporary design-led architecture.
Exclusive Use Villas
Book your own villa with dedicated guides, safari vehicles, chef, butler, and staff.
Pairs Perfectly with…
Because the best safaris rarely stop at one destination.
Frequently Asked Questions
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The migration moves throughout the year, so the best time depends on what you'd like to experience – from calving season to dramatic river crossings.
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We usually recommend at least three to four nights, often combined with other Tanzanian destinations.
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Yes. Many camps welcome families and offer activities designed for younger travellers.
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Every itinerary is tailor-made, with options ranging from classic tented camps to some of Africa's most exclusive lodges.
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Most travellers fly into Kilimanjaro before connecting to the Serengeti by light aircraft or road transfer.
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Yes. Tanzania is one of Africa's most established safari destinations, and we'll guide you through everything you need to know before you travel.
Talk with someone who’s been here
Liesl Matthews
"I love watching the migration disappear into an endless horizon at sunset"
Lise Kargaard
"The quiet moments between wildlife sightings are just as magical."
Camille Rowe
"Nothing compares to your first Serengeti sunrise."
Ilze Fox
"I love introducing families to Africa for the very first time."