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Serengeti National Park
Serengeti National Park overview
The Serengeti
Tanzania’s flagship park — 14,763 km² of endless golden plains, acacia-dotted grassland, and granite kopjes stretching to every horizon.
Its name comes from the Maasai word siringet — “the place where the land runs on forever.”
Wildlife
Elephants
Lions
Leopards
Rhinos
Buffalos
Giraffes
Cheetahs
Zebras
Impalas
Hippos
Wildebeests
Gazelles
The Big Five are all present, alongside an extraordinary density of other iconic species that make the Serengeti one of the most complete wildlife destinations on Earth.
The Great Wildebeest Migration
Over two million wildebeest, zebra, and gazelle circle the ecosystem year-round. The migration includes some of the most dramatic wildlife spectacles on the planet — the famous Grumeti and Mara river crossings.
Activities
Game Drives
Half or full-day drives across the Seronera, Western Corridor, and Mara River regions — each with different seasonal strengths.
Hot-Air Balloon Safaris
A sunrise float over the plains for a breathtaking bird’s-eye view of the migration and the endless landscape.
Guided Walking Safaris
An active, ground-level experience of the bush that brings you closer to the sights, sounds, and scents of the Serengeti.
Cultural & Research Visits
The Serengeti Research Institute is open to visitors, offering a fascinating insight into ongoing conservation work.