Serengeti National Park in Tanzania is one of the most unspoiled and natural areas of Africa that you can visit. The park covers an enormous 14,763 square kilometres (5,700 square miles). This makes the Serengeti one of the largest parks in the world. The most well-known part of the park is its wide, open, treeless plains that stretch out endlessly. But in the northern section, the landscape changes to areas with open woodlands and hills. The incredible scale and diverse landscapes of the Serengeti allow for an amazing variety of wildlife to thrive within the park's borders. The hugeness of this wilderness area is what makes it so breathtaking. It is so special that it has been named a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the “Ten Natural Travel Wonders of the World.” Our Serengeti National Park tour package includes a safari adventure to this amazing place that allows you to truly experience the beauty of nature and wildlife in Africa.

The Experience

On your safari, you will see endless grassy plains full of famous African animals like elephants, lions, zebras, giraffes and the incredible wildebeest migration. Millions of wildebeests travel across the plains every year in this amazing natural wonder. The Serengeti seems untouched by humans, with abundant animals roaming freely in the wild just as they have for centuries. You'll be able to observe the “Big Five” animals and many others in their natural habitats. With its natural beauty and amazing wildlife, the Serengeti shows the true wonder of Africa's wilderness. This world-famous park allows you to experience Africa's magnificence in its purest, most pristine form.

Weather & Climate

The weather in the Serengeti is not as hot as you might expect. The temperature is quite mild. The nights and early mornings are cool and comfortable. During the day, the average temperatures range from a pleasant 59°F (15°C) up to a warm 86°F (30°C), but not extremely hot. The lack of intense heat makes the Serengeti a great place to go on a trip and be on safari. By booking a Serengeti Tour Package you can spend plenty of time outdoors, exploring the vast plains and viewing wildlife, without getting overheated. The mild climate combined with the area's beautiful landscapes creates perfect conditions for an amazing safari experience. The weather allows you to truly enjoy watching the incredible numbers of animals in a comfortable setting.

Things To Do in Serengeti National Park

Here are some things you don’t want to miss in Serengeti National Park:

The Great Wildebeest Migration

Witness one of the most incredible events in nature - the wildebeest migration in the Serengeti. Hundreds of thousands of wildebeest and zebras give birth to their babies. Then they make an amazing journey, migrating to the neighbouring Masai Mara region. Watching this huge movement of animals across the plains is the greatest wildlife migration on Earth.

Meeting the Maasai People

On your Serengeti trip, make sure to visit a Maasai village. The Maasai are the local people who have lived in this area for centuries. Learn about their traditional pastoral lifestyle of herding animals. You can buy beautiful handicrafts and souvenirs made by the Maasai.

Olduvai Gorge

This famous gorge near the Serengeti holds important human origin discoveries. Here you can see 2 million-year-old fossils and artefacts from the earliest humans who lived in the area long ago.

Hot Air Balloon Safari

For an incredibly scenic sightseeing experience, take an early morning hot air balloon ride over the Serengeti. From high up in the air, you'll see the vast plains wake up with herds of animals roaming below you. It's a one-of-a-kind way to view the amazing Serengeti.

From seeing the epic wildebeest migration to learning about ancient human history, meeting the Maasai people, and soaring over the plains in a hot air balloon - Our Serengeti safari packages include these activities, cost, & sightseeing, which offer unbelievable and once-in-a-lifetime experiences you won't want to miss.

Best Time to Visit Serengeti National Park

You can witness lots of wildlife in the Serengeti all year round. However, the dry months from June to October are the most popular and busiest times to visit. During this season, you are most likely to experience the wildebeest migration in full force with the huge herds making their incredible journey across the plains. If you want to see the wildebeest giving birth to their babies, the best time is between January and February. This is the calving season when thousands and thousands of wildebeest calves are born. Late November and December are also good months to catch the start of calving.

Whenever you decide to go on your Serengeti safari, you'll get to witness amazing wildlife. But for the wildebeest migration and calving, the dry seasons from June to October and January to February are the prime viewing periods. Make sure to book your Serengeti travel packages with Veena World to have a wonderful and hassle-free experience. Our travel experts will take care of everything, from your itinerary to your accommodations.

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