Serengeti Tours — Private Game Drives in the World's Greatest Park

The Serengeti splits into five game-viewing regions, and where you stay determines what you see. Central (Seronera Valley) — year-round resident wildlife, big cats, easy fly-in access. Northern (Kogatende, Lobo) — Mara River crossings July to October. Southern (Ndutu, Naabi Hill) — calving December to March. Western Corridor (Grumeti) — migration in June. Loliondo & Lobo (east) — quieter concessions, off-road driving, walking safaris.

A good Serengeti tour positions camps in the right region for your dates. We never default to one camp — we move you to where the wildlife is.

Game drives leave camp at first light when temperatures are cool and predators are still active. You're back at camp for brunch, rest through the heat, then out again 3pm to sunset. Full-day drives with a packed lunch are an option in central Serengeti. In the northern Serengeti during migration months, full-day drives are standard so you can wait at a river crossing as long as the herds need.

Vehicles are private — no shared seats, no minibuses — with a guaranteed window seat for everyone, pop-up roof, fridge, charging ports and a comprehensive first-aid kit.

4-day Calving Tour (Feb)

• Day 1: Fly Arusha → Ndutu airstrip
• Day 2: Full day Ndutu calving
• Day 3: Full day Ndutu — predator action
• Day 4: Fly back to Arusha, depart

5-day Migration Crossings (Aug–Oct)

• Day 1: Arrive Arusha
• Day 2: Fly Kogatende — afternoon Mara drive
• Day 3: Full day Mara River
• Day 4: Northern Serengeti drive, fly to Ngorongoro
• Day 5: Crater day, depart

7-day Classic Serengeti Tour

• Day 1: Arusha
• Day 2: Tarangire
• Day 3: Lake Manyara → Karatu
• Day 4: Ngorongoro Crater
• Day 5: Drive Naabi Hill → central Serengeti
• Day 6: Full day Seronera
• Day 7: Fly Arusha, depart

January–March: calving on Ndutu plains. April–May: green low season, fewer vehicles. June: herds in western corridor. July–early October: Mara River crossings. November–December: short rains, herds moving south. Pick your month for the experience you want, then we position the camps accordingly.

Resident wildlife in the Seronera Valley is excellent year-round — never assume a Serengeti tour is bad in any month.

Per-person, per-day, all-inclusive: mid-range USD 395+, premium USD 650+, luxury USD 1,150+. Serengeti park fees are USD 70–80 per person per day, plus a USD 60 concession fee inside private concessions like Grumeti or Singita. Internal flights to/from the Serengeti are USD 250–500 each way.

Local guides who have averaged 10+ years in the Serengeti. A fleet of our own Land Cruisers, fully serviced before every trip. Real-time radio network across the parks — we know where the leopard is before the other vehicles arrive. 24/7 WhatsApp support from Arusha. And a planner who has personally driven the routes you're paying for.

Most Serengeti tours pair with Ngorongoro Crater (a half-day drive south) and Tarangire (one day further). Add Lake Manyara for a one-night flamingo stop, Lake Eyasi for a Hadzabe cultural visit, or fly to Zanzibar for a beach tail.