Best Things to Do in Serengeti National Park
The main attraction here is the wildlife. Serengeti National Park houses a huge population of large mammals, including giraffes, baboons, elephants, hippos, and, of course, lions. You'll also come across more than 500 species of birds, most notably, ostriches. But while seeing one or two animals at a time may be exciting, nothing beats seeing them in a pack. The Migration is Serengeti's main draw: This voyage of more than one million wildebeest, zebras, and other hoofed animals is the largest wildlife spectacle on earth. When you tire of gazing at grazers, head to Moru Kopjes to mingle with rhinos or to the Retina Hippo Pool to watch these massive mammals splash about.
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Why go: The primary reason to visit Serengeti National Park is the Migration. Every year, more than ... read more»
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Why go: During the 1970s, Tanzania's black rhino population was poached to near extinction. By 1982 ... read more»
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Why go: Although it's not technically a part of Serengeti National Park, the Ngorongoro Crater is ... read more»
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Why go: You're bound to stumble across hippos at other Serengeti watering holes, but nothing can ... read more»
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Why go: Encompassing much of Central Serengeti, this vast valley teems with wildlife. The valley's river ... read more»
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Why go: If you're spending time in Northern Serengeti, a trip to the Lobo should be ... read more»
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Why go: Catching the Migration as it crosses the Grumeti River near the Western Corridor's Kirawira ... read more»
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Why go: Tucked away in the northeast corner of Serengeti—near the border of Kenya's Masai ... read more»
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Why go: Located in Southern Serengeti just west of Ngorongoro Crater, this fascinating archaeological site has earned ... read more»
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Why go: Not all safaris require four-wheel drive; in fact, one of the most popular safaris requires ... read more»
