Overview
World-famous for the Great Migration and home to Africa's most spectacular year-round wildlife viewing. The Serengeti's 14,763 km² of endless golden plains support the largest concentration of big cats and herbivores on earth.
“The Serengeti is the single greatest wildlife spectacle on Earth. Witness millions of wildebeest thunder across the plains during the Great Migration — a phenomenon that has no equal anywhere in the world.”
The Serengeti National Park is undeniably the greatest wildlife sanctuary in the world, spanning over 14,763 square kilometres of endless rolling plains. Renowned for the Great Migration—where over two million wildebeest, zebras, and gazelles traverse the landscape in search of fresh grazing—the park offers unparalleled game viewing year-round. Beyond the migration, the Serengeti is prime Big Cat territory, boasting Africa's highest concentration of lions and cheetahs. The landscape shifts from the golden short-grass plains of the south, dominated by granite kopjes, to the acacia-studded savannas of the central Seronera valley, and the riverine forests of the northern Mara region.
Wildlife You May See
LionLeopardElephantBuffalo
