Serengeti National Park

• You can also combine your safari experience with mountain climbing, relaxing beach stops, and off-the-beaten-track tours.
• It is a quintessential experience to have in Tanzania.
• Local tour operators have designed safaris to cater to a wide variety of interests and outdoor skill abilities.
• Serengeti National Park stretches over 13,000 square kilometres and is the place to see some of the world’s most exotic wildlife and most beautiful sunsets.
• Hosting the lion’s share of the Wildebeest Migration, the Serengeti's sheer size, accessibility, top-quality lodges and camps, and year-round abundance of wildlife make it one of the best safari destinations in Africa.

Some of your best chances of photographing zebras, wildebeests, and lions will be here. The Big Five define that ultimate African safari experience: seeing these impressive animals - lion, rhino, leopard, elephant and Cape buffalo - roaming freely in their own habitat is something you will never forget. These animals proved to be the most difficult to hunt, mostly due to their ferocity when cornered. Luckily, bird watching in the Serengeti is good year-round, but at its very best between early November and late April.

The favoured route for a Serengeti fly-in safari is by flying from Kilimanjaro International Airport (JRO) or Arusha Airport (ARK). From here it will take approximately 1 to 5 hours to fly to one of seven airstrips within the Serengeti National Park. The most popular way to travel to Serengeti National Park by road is by booking a drive-in safari. In general the drive-in safaris start from the town of Arusha. As it will take approximately eight hours to travel from Arusha to the Serengeti National Park.