FAQ

All seasons are ideal for safaris!

- In Tanzania, the dry season extends from June to October. The landscapes of
African savannahs are golden from the sun, and the short grass allows
excellent visibility of wild animals. In July, August and September, the
large migration is located in the northern Serengeti: Kogatende region )
Waterholes and rivers attract many animals. -

- Light rains from early November to early December are enough to keep the
the landscape, the days are still very pleasant and the rain is still fairly heavy.
rare.

- From mid-December, January, February, and early March, the wilderness at
as far as the eye can see are home to thousands of wildebeests and zebras.
the great migration (south of the Serengeti: Ndutu region), it is also the period
of births. Numerous predators in search of prey will have
an embarrassment of riches.

- During the rainy season of April and May, the landscape is lush green,
the steppe is blooming, animals are more active because it's not so hot. There are
fewer tourists and less expensive lodges. Although you should expect
short showers every day, it's rare to expect a day of sunshine.
rain.

The different stages of wildebeest migration

Come on board with us at different times of the migration of millions of people.
of wildebeests and zebras in Tanzania, and witness some absolutely
extraordinary predators such as lions,
cheetahs, leopards and hyenas, patiently watching and preparing their
an attack technique that leaves no chance for the weakest, such as
the youngest, the injured, or who fall from fatigue during this very long
journey.

Serengeti National Park is the setting for this extraordinary natural spectacle.
migration takes place every year.
December to March is the birthing season in the south of the park (
region known as Ndutu ), newborn babies barely have time to learn
to stand on their own two feet before they have to face predators.
to start heading northwest. This is the start of the great
wildebeest migration in Tanzania.
Throughout the spring, the wildebeest cross the great plains of
West to enjoy the fat grass before starting the most demanding part of the climb.
of their adventure: crossing the Mara River in summer. Scattered
of crocodiles, the river becomes a veritable feeding ground for the
predators. As for the wildebeest, every year there are several
tens of thousands of victims.

To complete the cycle of the great Tanzanian migration, the wildebeest
return to the grassy plains of the South in November before
set off on a new adventure.
Tanzania's Great Migration can be seen all year round,

Dates and times of the Great Migration to remember:

● December to March in the Ngorongoro region;
● March to April between Ngorongoro and Serengeti ;
● May to June in the Western Corridor, in the Grumeti region;
● June to July in the northern Serengeti ;
● From July to September in the Masaï Mara Park;
● October to November in the Serengeti when the herds descend.