Serengeti National Park Safari, Tanzania
The Serengeti is the Tanzanian half of the Mara–Serengeti ecosystem: nearly 15,000 square kilometres of plains that host the Great Migration for most of the year, with calving in the south from January to March and river crossings in the north from July to October.
Why visit Serengeti National Park
- Great Migration calving and crossings
- Big cats around Seronera
- Vast, uncrowded plains
- Pairs with Ngorongoro Crater
Common questions about Serengeti National Park
When is the best time to visit Serengeti National Park?
Year-round, depending on where the herds are. January–March for calving in the south, June for the western corridor, July–October for the north.
How do I get to Serengeti National Park from Nairobi?
From Nairobi, fly via Kilimanjaro or cross at Namanga and drive from Arusha (about 8 hours). There is no direct road from the Maasai Mara.
What are the park fees for Serengeti National Park?
Non-resident adults pay about USD 83 per 24 hours, including VAT. Fees are set by the park authority and can change; we confirm them when you book.