A park of superlatives: UNESCO World Heritage Site, first national park in Africa (1951), famous for its extraordinary beauty, its endless plains, its landscapes typical of Africa and the extraordinary richness of its fauna.

The Serengeti is located in the north of Tanzania and provides a free habitat for 4 million mammals and 400 species of birds.

The name Serengeti comes from the Maasai language and means “Infinite Land”. The Serengeti covers almost 15,000 km² (1.500.000ha) and is the second largest national park in Africa after the Kruger National Park

The park is known worldwide for the seasonal migration of millions of ungulates, which follow with the rainy seasons to the grazing grounds: During these periods, wildebeest are seen, zebras and gazelles as far as the eye can see.

A breathtaking spectacle and wonder to experience!

Two days are necessary at least to enjoy this park.