Serengeti National Park

It's a really beautiful park. It's so vast and there's so much to see. It's well-preserved, and there's no off-road driving. The guides here are polite and well-informed. It is the land of the Big Five, so rest assured that you can easily find them. The number of wildlife and zebras here is wild. They number in the hundreds, thousands. You definitely can't miss the wildebeest migration. I would do a safari in the Serengeti any number of times. Amazing experience! Definitely need a good local guide... They have very sharp eyesight for spotting animals! All of the Big Five are very close, except for the rhinos which are mostly far away. Many other animals and millions of wildebeest move north through the river in early August - it's special! I would definitely consider going back! Next time, I might consider adding a walking tour or hiking - this time it was all sitting in a car 😊 The park lived up to its reputation as the best in East Africa. We spent 4 days in a private vehicle with Access 2 Tanzania (a highly recommended company) and saw a variety of animals, birds, and habitats. It was special to be able to get so close to the big cats (there are many here). The roads are quite bumpy, so be prepared to travel a lot, but it's worth seeing the place. We mostly stayed at the western and northern ends of the park to get away from the crowds coming to the central area, Seronera. We participated in the great wildlife and zebra migration for a day, and it was worth it. We also had to watch a mother cheetah and her four cubs stalking and eventually catching a gazelle. Wow, what an amazing experience. You can't go wrong with a safari to the Serengeti.