SERENGETI NATIONAL PARK
One of the undisputed highlights of northern Tanzania is the Serengeti National Park. The name “Serengeti” comes from the Maasai word “seringit,” language meaning “endless plains,” apt for the 14,763 square km of rolling grasslands dotted with flat-topped acacia trees. Most of this immense size of this World Heritage Site national park is yet to discovered, and you are almost guaranteed to have sightings of the ‘Big Five’ and a host of other species. The birds of the Serengeti are just as spectacular and varied as the bigger animals, with almost 500 species of bird recorded in the park. Add 1.5 million wildebeest, 500,000 zebra, 18,000 eland and 500,000 gazelles to the picture and you have a wildlife spectacle second to none. Ndarasi Safari organizes the most memorable private safari of discovery through the heart of East Africa’s raw and rugged wilderness.
Why should one visit Serengeti National Park?
Visiting the Serengeti offers a captivating wildlife experience with several compelling reasons, Ndarasi Safari summarizes it for you, for so many years in a raw the Serengeti has been named as the African Leading National Park offering a unique blend of wildlife, landscapes, cultural experiences, and luxury accommodations, making it a must-visit destination for nature lovers and adventure seekers alike.
SERENGETI ANIMAL MIGRATION
The movements of the wildebeest herds are triggered by the annual rains and their search for fresh grazing, and predators follow, creating a stunning spectacle of nature, survival, and renewal. The migration is a vital ecological process, influencing both predator-prey dynamics and vegetation patterns. It peaks during the annual river crossings, where immense herds brave crocodile-infested waters. This awe-inspiring phenomenon is a testament to the interconnectedness of species and the intricate balance of nature within the Serengeti-Mara ecosystem. Ndarasi safari offers classic Migration safari experience, always taking you to this greatest event in the natural world.
Why should one watch the migration?
The Great Migration is a unique and highly plasticity phenomenon, occurring in the ecosystem of the Serengeti National Park in Tanzania and the Maasai Mara national reserve in Kenya. A safari that coincides with this great wild movement is an opportunity we shouldn’t miss. Although variations occur from year to year, with climate change being the main factor, the Serengeti migration follows a reasonably predictable annual cycle, dictated by local rainfall patterns. The crossing of the animals by the Mara River is probably the most desired photograph in Africa.
SERENGETI SERONERA (CENTRAL)
Seronera, located in the heart of Tanzania’s Serengeti National Park, is a pivotal region in the annual wildebeest migration. Its expansive grasslands attract diverse wildlife year-round, including lions, elephants, and giraffes. The Grumeti River runs through, providing a crucial water source. Seronera’s landscape, a mix of plains and acacia woodlands, offers a stunning backdrop for wildlife enthusiasts. Visitors witness predator-prey interactions. This ecosystem’s richness is complemented by numerous bird species. Seronera’s central location and diverse habitats make it a prime destination for experiencing the unparalleled biodiversity of the Serengeti.