The Serengeti is far more than just the backdrop for the Great Migration. There are many places on Earth that will leave you in awe but few leave a mark like the Serengeti National Park.
The park which is located in the northern Tanzania, bordering Kenya and the Ngorongoro Conservation Area, covers over 5,700 square miles which makes it a place of infinite landscapes, from the wide open southern plains, to the acacia-dotted savannah .
In the Serengeti, you can see the Big Five; buffalo, lions, elephants, rhinos and leopards in their natural habitat. Imagine spotting a leopard lying on top of a tree or a family of elephants strolling through the grasses, a precious experience in a land where humans aren’t the top of the food chain.
The Serengeti is also a haven for other wildlife. Giraffes, cheetahs, zebras, and hyenas roam freely, and bird enthusiasts will delight in over 500 species, from the beautiful ostrich to the lilac breasted roller. It’s truly a showcase of nature’s incredible diversity. Some of the best activities in Serengeti include Hot Air Balloons, Cultural Encounters with the Maasai, Witnessing the Big Five, watching The Great Migration and bird viewing.
