The Serengeti, in northern Tanzania, is one of Africa’s great safari parks: open plains, big-cat country and the stage for the great migration. Our Serengeti and Ngorongoro safari is built around it. Here is what the tours cover.
The wildlife
People come to the Serengeti for the game. You have a good chance at the Big Five — lion, buffalo, leopard and elephant, with rhino present but rare — along with cheetah, zebra, giraffe and hippo. The birding is good too: lilac-breasted roller, African fish eagle and many more.
Cheetah and its cubs near the Ndutu Lodge Serengeti. These sleek and majestic creatures embody the essence of speed and grace, a highlight of your memorable Serengeti tour package.
The great migration
The great migration is the headline draw: over a million wildebeest and zebra crossing the plains, with predators close behind. Our guides time the trip around where the herds are.
Tailored packages
We plan tours around you, whether you are travelling solo, as a family or in a group. Tell us your dates and interests and we will build the itinerary. Get in touch to start.
Where to stay
Accommodation ranges from bush camps to comfortable lodges. A few we use:
Melia Serengeti Lodge — a hilltop lodge in the Nyamuna Hills, with an infinity pool, private terraces and elephants often close by. Game drives and hot-air ballooning are on offer.
Melia Serengeti Lodge
Serengeti Serena Safari Lodge — near the Grumeti River, with 66 rooms and a vanishing-horizon pool looking over the plains.
Serengeti Serena Safari Lodge
Grumeti Migration Camp — 20 tented rooms in the Grumeti Wildlife Reserve, with an outdoor pool and wide views of the plains and the migration.
Grumeti Migration Camp
For more, see our guide to the top hotels in the Serengeti.
Guides
Our guides know the park well and are good company. They read the animals and the landscape, and pass on what they know as you go.
In the soft glow of the golden hour, a lion’s pride steals the spotlight. This snapshot encapsulates the allure of the Serengeti
Group tours
If you like travelling with others, our group tours bring like-minded people together for shared drives and campfire evenings.
Travel tips
Best time to visit
The Serengeti is good year-round, but the prime windows are January to February for the calving and June to October for the dry-season game viewing and the northern crossings. Contact us to plan around them.
Packing
Bring travel documents, medication, a first-aid kit and insect repellent; layers for cold mornings and warm middays; a hat, sunglasses and sturdy shoes; and a camera and binoculars. See our packing guide for the full list.
Immerse yourself in the wonders of the Serengeti, offering front-row seats to the captivating presence of elephants. A symphony of nature awaits as these gentle giants roam beneath the African sky
Booking
How to book
Booking is simple: get in touch and we will reserve your place and handle the rest.
What we handle
We take care of the logistics, from permits to accommodation, so you can focus on the safari.
Contact us
Questions? Email letstalk@wildvoyager.com or call +91-98111-88199.
Reviews
You can read what past guests say on our guest reviews page.
Tell us your dates and what you want to see, and we will put together a Serengeti trip that fits.
