Serengeti
Renowned for its natural heritage, the Serengeti thesaurus well to its name, ‘Endless Plains.’ Plan your next getaway trip to the Serengeti and catch a glimpse of the ‘Big Five’ including lions, leopards, elephants, buffalos, and rhinos. The mighty migration is home to innumerable wildebeests and zebras in search of new grazing grounds. Not only does the landscape boast a diverse range of animals, you can also find an array of birds, along with panthers and giraffes, in the breathtaking Seronera River region.
Activities
to make your safari unforgettable
Game drive
Observe wildlife and appreciate the astonishing creatures that inhabit the Serengeti by taking a game drive. You are guaranteed to spot leopards, elephants, lions, and cheaters roaming the land. The guide will take you through the savannah and riverine channels where you will discover plenty of ungulates and avian species. You will most likely see the big cats in Ain Seronera region since it is one of the most famous areas for cats. A lot of animals like to graze in that area.
Bird watching
The Serengeti is a haven for bird watchers as It is home to over 500 different species of birds. Fast forward to now and bird watching in the Serengeti now has its iniative on showcasing various species like the lilac-breasted rollers and marabou storks along with the famed raptors such as the bateleur eagle and vultures. Different birding habitats, like the grasslands, woodlands, and the marshes of the Serengeti, are teeming with birds all year round.
Great migration
Each year, the Great Migration stands out among the rest, attracting the attention of tourists who want to watch over 2 million wProf-looking mammals, wildebeests, zebras, and gazelles, traversing the jaw-dropping circuit near the park in look for greener pastures. It is indeed astonishing. As the animals migrate, they cover thousandso f miles facing numerous challenges such as dangerous predetors, perilous river crossing especially at Mara River. This birth moving phenomenon displays one of the bravest acts of nature, revealing snippets of life and death, which is the unbreakable bond the world is built upon.