Revered by the Maasai as Siringet, meaning “the place where the land runs on forever,” Serengeti National Park stands as one of Africa’s most legendary safari destinations. A designated UNESCO World Heritage Site, the park stretches across vast open savannahs, dotted with acacia trees and granite outcrops known as kopjes.
Serengeti is best known for hosting the awe-inspiring Great Migration — a yearly journey of over 1.3 million wildebeest, zebras, and gazelles as they move in search of greener pastures. This dramatic movement attracts predators and offers nature’s most thrilling spectacles.
From breathtaking sunsets to close encounters with Africa’s Big Five, the Serengeti offers an experience that stays with you long after the journey ends.
Float quietly over the Serengeti at sunrise. Enjoy stunning views and end with a bush champagne breakfast.
Float quietly over the Serengeti at sunrise. Enjoy stunning views and end with a bush champagne breakfast.
Float quietly over the Serengeti at sunrise. Enjoy stunning views and end with a bush champagne breakfast.
Float quietly over the Serengeti at sunrise. Enjoy stunning views and end with a bush champagne breakfast.
Float quietly over the Serengeti at sunrise. Enjoy stunning views and end with a bush champagne breakfast.
Float quietly over the Serengeti at sunrise. Enjoy stunning views and end with a bush champagne breakfast.
Discover the top attractions in Serengeti National Park, from the iconic Great Migration to thrilling Big Five game drives across endless golden plains.
Witness one of the world’s most dramatic natural events. Each year, over a million wildebeest, zebras, and antelope move across the plains in search of fresh grazing, closely followed by lions, crocodiles, and other predators. It’s nature’s raw spectacle of life and survival.
Serengeti boasts Africa’s densest population of predators. Look out for lions on the prowl, cheetahs sprinting across the grasslands, leopards lounging in trees, and hyenas scavenging in packs.
From majestic elephants and buffalo to hippos, elands, and waterbucks, the Serengeti is home to more than 28 herbivore species. Game drives often offer incredible sightings across open plains.
Some corners of the park shelter endangered species like the black rhino and African wild dog — a rare opportunity for conservation-minded travelers.
With over 530 recorded bird species, Serengeti is a haven for bird lovers. From majestic martial eagles to migratory rollers and vibrant storks, every season offers rewarding sightings.
Explore ancient Maasai rock art, the ruins of Ikoma, and sacred Gong rocks. These historical spots offer a glimpse into the cultural roots of the people who once lived within the park.
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