8 Days Serengeti Migration Luxury Safari

See predator & prey side-by-side in this beautiful nature's spectacle. Tarangire National Park is a hidden gem in Tanzania's most famed Northern Safari Circuit.  With herds of elephant, lions and other game animals flocking to its river banks and swamps during the dry season, it offers an excellent East African Safari! As many safari goers refers it as a second Serengeti, Tarangire surely lives up to the expectation of the name.  

Our Favourite Lodge in Tarangire .TARANGIRE TREETOPS

Home to the Ngorongoro Conservation Area, the Ngorongoro highlands in northern Tanzania offer a multitude of fascinating leisures to engage visitors. A designated UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1979, the conservation area allows visitors to sample locally grown and brewed coffee, safari through a crater, and hike up another and walk in the footsteps of early man. The Ngorongoro Crater is famed for being the only intact caldera in the world. A wildlife sanctuary flourishes in its basin where the floor has been fertilised by the volcanic soil, attracting an array of wildlife ranging from lions and leopards to elephants and hippos.

Our Favourite Lodge in Ngorongoro GRAND MELIA AT NGORONGORO

Stretching itself across 1.5 million hectares of land, the Serengeti National Park is known for its impressive population of wildlife—most notably the Big 5.  It is perhaps more renowned for being part of the stage on which the annual Great Migration plays out.

Each year, over two million wildebeest, a fair number of gazelles, and small following of zebra seek better grazing areas by migrating south in the Serengeti, then west and north into the Maasai Mara before eventually returning. 

It is unsurprising that the Serengeti’s bustling plains offer some of the most remarkable safari opportunities in the country, and visiting in the right season will promise astonishing wildlife spectacle.

Our Favourite Lodge in Serengeti. Sayari camp.