Serengeti National Park
Your Ultimate Safari Adventure with Gundua Africa Adventures
Discover the Magic of Serengeti National Park
Serengeti National Park is one of the most famous wildlife destinations in the world, known for its vast plains, stunning landscapes, and the incredible Great Migration. This is the place to see the Big Five (lions, leopards, elephants, rhinos, and buffaloes) and witness the most dramatic wildlife events on the planet. With Gundua Africa Adventures, you can experience Serengeti in style with expert-guided tours designed just for you.
“In the wilds of the Serengeti, the beauty of nature is at its most pure, untamed, and infinite.” – Dereck Joubert, Conservationist and Filmmaker”
Why Serengeti National Park is Special
Serengeti is home to the Great Migration, where over 1.5 million wildebeest and hundreds of thousands of zebras travel across the plains in search of food and water. This natural wonder, along with the Big Five, makes Serengeti one of the most sought-after safari destinations in the world. Whether you want to see thrilling river crossings, spot rare predators, or simply enjoy the beauty of the endless savannah, Serengeti has it all.
What is the Great Migration?
The Great Migration is one of the most spectacular wildlife events in the world. Every year, millions of wildebeest, zebras, and other animals move across Serengeti’s plains in search of food and water. This incredible journey is one of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World, and it includes dramatic river crossings, where animals face crocodiles and strong currents.
Best Time to See the Great Migration
- Calving Season (Dec–Mar): The southern Serengeti is the best place to see newborn calves and predator-prey interactions. February is the peak time for calving.
- River Crossings (Jul–Oct): For dramatic river crossings at the Mara River, when the herds face dangers like crocodiles and fast-moving water.
How to Get to Serengeti National Park
- By Road: The Serengeti is about 345 km (7-8 hours) from Arusha. It’s a beautiful, scenic drive.
- By Air: You can fly directly to Serengeti from Kilimanjaro or Arusha airports. The park has nine airstrips, making it easy to reach by plane.
What Are the Main Gateways to Serengeti?
- Naabi Hill Gate: Main entrance, 45 km from Seronera.
- Ndabaka Gate: Access to the Western Corridor.
- Klein’s Gate: Northeast entry near Masai Mara.
- Bologonya Gate: Entrance from Kenya.
How Long Should You Stay in Serengeti?
We recommend staying 3 to 5 days in Serengeti to fully experience its wildlife and diverse landscapes. This gives you enough time to spot the Great Migration, rare predators, and enjoy the park’s beauty.
Wildlife You Can See in Serengeti
Serengeti is home to a huge variety of animals, including:
- The Big Five: Lions, elephants, leopards, rhinos, and buffaloes.
- Other animals: Zebras, giraffes, hippos, crocodiles, and wild dogs.
Things to Do in Serengeti with Gundua Africa Adventures
- Game Drives: Experience day and night game drives with expert guides.
- Hot Air Balloon Safari: See Serengeti from above during a sunrise hot air balloon ride.
- Walking Safaris: Walk through the bush with a guide for an up-close nature experience.
- Birdwatching: Serengeti has over 530 bird species.
- Photographic Safaris: Capture incredible wildlife moments with a professional photographer.
Where to Stay in Serengeti
Serengeti offers a variety of accommodation options to suit all budgets:
- Luxury Lodges: Four Seasons Safari Lodge, Serengeti Serena Lodge.
- Tented Camps: Ikoma Wild Camp, Simbavati Grumeti.
- Eco-Friendly Camps: Serengeti Ang’ata Camp, Asanja Africa Camp.
- Budget Options: Seronera Camps, Serengeti Acacia Camp.
Safety in Serengeti
Serengeti is safe for tourists, and we ensure your safety with professional, trained guides. For your health, remember to take malaria prevention medication and use mosquito repellent.
Contact Gundua Africa Adventures
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