Tanzania
Serengeti National Park
The endless plains that gave the safari its name, and stage for the Great Migration.
About Serengeti National Park
The endless plains
Northern Tanzania, on the Kenyan border
'Serengeti' comes from the language of the Maasai people and means 'endless plains', and this vast ecosystem hosts the greatest wildlife spectacle on earth — the annual migration of over two million wildebeest, zebra and gazelle.
Beyond the migration, the Serengeti holds extraordinary concentrations of lion, cheetah and leopard across its plains, kopjes and riverine woodland — wildlife flourishing on a scale found nowhere else.
Safaris that visit Serengeti National Park
Journeys through the Serengeti
Classic Tanzania Safari
Big cats at dawn, white sand by the end of the week.
Four nights among the big cats of the central Serengeti, then four on the white sand of Nungwi, at Zanzibar’s northern tip.
Mara River Crossings
The greatest show on earth, from the front row.
Four nights near Kogatende in the northern Serengeti, where the wildebeest herds plunge across the Mara River past waiting crocodiles.
Love Under African Skies
Fall asleep under the stars. Wake to the sound of the sea.
Champagne on the crater rim, a balloon at dawn and a night on an open-air star bed in the Serengeti, then a private villa on Zanzibar.
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