Serengeti National Park

The Serengeti is perhaps the most famous national park in Africa, where an abundance of wildlife and a huge area make it one of the most popular parks to visit. The park covers over 15,000 square kilometres, encompassing a number of individual reserves and conservation areas. Serengeti National Park holidays are part of Tanzania’s northern safari circuit, and a trip here is easily combined with other national parks.

The vast and diverse landscape must be seen to be believed, whether that’s from a light aircraft flight over the plains or rumbling along rough dirt roads in a four-wheel drive vehicle. The grassy, verdant savannah meets the horizon in a shimmer of heat haze, its open vista dotted with hardy antelope such as eland, Thomson’s gazelle and topi. Within the dense acacia forest, thick tree cover provides shelter to predatory big cats, such as cheetah and lion. Serengeti National Park holidays can also visit the wide rivers of the park, where hippos and crocodiles co-exist in begrudging harmony.

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Singita Sasakwa Lodge

Tanzania Serengeti National Park

Set in the Grumeti Game Reserve, the Singita Sasakwa overlooks the Serengeti and provides a luxurious spot from which to safari. The spacious manor ho...

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Four Seasons Serengeti

Tanzania Serengeti National Park

Studded right in the centre of the Serengeti National Park’s 15,000sq km expanse, this Four Seasons group hotel affords breathtaking panoramas of the ...

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Singita Faru Faru

Tanzania Serengeti National Park

Studded on a vast private reserve in Grumeti, Northern Tanzania, Singita Faru Faru lodge benefits from just the kind of remote setting that makes any ...

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&Beyond Grumeti Serengeti Tented Camp

Tanzania Serengeti National Park

&Beyond Grumeti Serengeti Tented Camp is situated by a tributary of the Grumeti River in the Serengeti’s Western Corridor. The camp comprises ten tent...

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When to visit Serengeti National Park

Most of the Serengeti’s wildlife resides in permanent areas, which means holidays to Serengeti National Park offer excellent safari drives all year round. However, during the dry season the Great Migration takes place, as millions of zebra and wildebeest begin the annual journey into Kenya in search of lush pastures. The migration is known as the ‘greatest wildlife show on Earth’ for good reason; the migrating herds gather in lines that reach up to 40 kilometres long, plunging in and out of rivers and galloping across plains with the pursuit by predators and exhaustion adding to the already perilous journey. December to July is the best time to visit for a chance to see the migration in full flow, with the earlier half of the year the best time to view baby wildebeest in the southern Serengeti. The latter part of the year – September to November – is the dry season, when wildlife viewing is at its peak in Tarangire National Park. During this time the migration herds are in Kenya’s Masai Mara.

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