About
Serengeti National Park lies in the Arusha Region of Tanzania, a vast tract of savanna that covers 14,750 square kilometres. It is best known for the Great Migration, the movement of wildebeest and zebras across the plains in search of grazing, and for the wildlife that lives alongside them.
What a visit offers
- Game drives across open grassland, where the migrating herds can be seen in large numbers.
- The chance to see the Big Five, along with many other species of animal.
- Wide, unbroken views of the savanna ecosystem, which give a clear sense of the scale of the landscape.
Planning your trip
The park is a destination in its own right, and most visitors come to it as part of a journey through northern Tanzania, with the Arusha Region as the gateway. Because the wildlife moves with the seasons, the parts of the park you see will depend on when you travel. For bookings and up-to-date information, you can call the park on +255 27 250 3471.
Whether you come for the migration or for a broader safari, Serengeti rewards a slow pace: long mornings on the plains, quiet afternoons watching the animals, and the open sky above it all.
