Bigger and Beautiful

About Serengeti

Serengeti national park is undoubtedly one of the most breathtaking and awe-inspiring natural wonders on our planet. Known worldwide for its magnificent wild plains, stunning wildlife and incredible natural beauty, Serengeti national park is a world-renowned tourist spot that attracts visitors from all over the globe.

Stretching over 14,000 square kilometers, Serengeti national park is home to an incredible variety of exotic animals, such as lions, elephants, giraffes, zebras, and many more. The park’s remarkable terrain is made up of grasslands, hills, and woodlands which provide a diverse and idyllic environment for animal lovers and wildlife enthusiasts alike. Ferocious predators, huge herds of wildebeest and majestic elephants roam the park’s famous plains, making for an unforgettable safari experience. Be sure to include Serengeti national park on your bucket list of must-see destinations!

Activies

Safari Drives
Hot Air Balloon Safaris
Great Migration Viewing
Bird Watching
Cultural Tours
Nature Walks
Photography Safaris
Lion Tracking
Campfire Experiences

Climate and Weather

The climate in the Serengeti National Park is characterized by distinct wet and dry seasons. The park is located in East Africa, in northern Tanzania, and its climate is influenced by the region’s position near the equator.

Dry Season (June to October)

This is the primary dry season in the Serengeti. It is characterized by sunny and warm weather with little to no rainfall.
Daytime temperatures during this period typically range from 70°F to 80°F (21°C to 27°C).
The dry season is an excellent time for wildlife viewing as animals gather around water sources, and the vegetation is less dense, making it easier to spot them.

Short Rainy Season (November to December)

The short rainy season is a transitional period with sporadic rainfall. While it’s not as heavy as the long rainy season, there may be brief afternoon showers.
Daytime temperatures remain relatively warm, with averages similar to the dry season.

Long Rainy Season (March to May)

This is the main rainy season in the Serengeti. It is characterized by more consistent and heavy rainfall.
During the long rainy season, the park becomes lush and green, providing a different perspective of the landscape.
Wildlife tends to disperse during this time, as water and food sources become abundant.

Short Dry Season (January to February)

Following the long rainy season, January and February see a decrease in rainfall, marking a short dry season.
Daytime temperatures remain warm, and the landscape starts to dry up.

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