Serengeti safari planning
Serengeti National Park is one of Tanzania’s most recognised wildlife destinations. Its scale means that the experience changes by area and season, so the number of nights and the location of accommodation matter when planning a route.
Although the Great Migration is a major reason many travellers visit, Serengeti is a year-round wildlife destination. Resident predators, plains game and varied landscapes make it worth more than a rushed transit night.
How to combine Serengeti
Most northern road safaris connect Serengeti with the Ngorongoro Conservation Area. Tarangire and Lake Manyara can be added earlier in the route from Arusha, while longer itineraries may use domestic flights to reduce drive time.
Great Migration, big cats, expansive plains and year-round wildlife viewing.
Getting thereSerengeti can be reached by road through the Ngorongoro Conservation Area or by domestic flight.
Planning noteChoose the Serengeti region and number of nights around season, migration goals and the rest of the northern circuit route.



