Serengeti is the oldest and most well known national park, additionally a world heritage site and as of late announced a seventh worldwide wonder. The Serengeti is popular for its annual migration when somewhere in the range of 6,000,000 hooves pound the open fields, as in excess of 200,000 zebra and 300,000 Thomson’s gazelle join the wildebeest’s trek for fresh nibbling. However, in any event, when the migration hushes up, the Serengeti offers apparently the most sparkling game-view in Africa and the Serengeti National Park safari is the ideal way to have such an adventurous game-view during and after the annual migration. The Serengeti National Park has four separate segments, each with its own one of a kind highlights and scenes: the Southern Plains, Seronera (Central), Western Corridor, and Northern Serengeti.

Where is Serengeti National Park and How large is it?
In size, it is 14,763 square kilometers. It comprises 14% of the nation’s property area. It is located 335 kilometers from Arusha, extending north to Kenya and flanking Lake Victoria toward the west. Its closeness to Arusha is the reason that most Serengeti National Park safari starts from here.

How to get to Serengeti National Park
As you reach Kilimanjaro International Airport, you can reach Arusha, which is only 46 kilometers from the airport. From Arusha, the tour operators take care of your every need and you do not have to bother about anything. They arrange for the best transportation and accommodation during the Serengeti National Park safari.

What to do in Serengeti National Park
You can endeavor many activities at Serengeti National Park. To name a few you can have a game drive and watch the Big Five in their natural habitat. Explore the Serengeti visitor center and know about the history, wildlife and ecosystem of the park. You can be at a Masai village and acquaint yourself with the culture and daily life of the Masai tribe. You can also have an adventurous night time game drive. If you stay overnight then you will have the excitement of hearing the call of the wild. A sound will surround you and make you feel the true wilderness of Serengeti. You can likewise visit Olduvai Gorge, the paleoanthropological location and know about the pre-historic existence of the place. Obviously, if you are at Serengeti National Park during the great migration, do witness it. The sight will be in your memory for a long time to come.

When to go to Serengeti National Park
The best time is throughout the entire year however, in the event that your advantage is to pursue the great migration at that point the best time for this is December-July. If you desire to see predators, the ideal time is June-October.

What game will you find in Serengeti National Park?
There are such a large number of various species in the Serengeti that it is impossible to mention all. The Serengeti’s primary fascination is the Great Migration, comprising of up to 6 million wildebeest, 200,000 zebras and 350,000 Thompson, impala and award’s gazelles. The predator viewing here is outstanding with around 3-4,000 lion and enormous quantities of cheetah, panther and hyena. Other game found in the recreation center incorporate Topi, Eland, Hartebeest, Buffalo, Elephant, Caracal, Serval, Bat-eared fox, Hyrax, Genet, Hares, Porcupine, Aardvark, Giraffe, Jackal, Mongoose, Crocodile, Monitor Lizard, Aardwolf, numerous sorts of primates including mandrills, velvet and Colobus monkeys, and over in excess of 500 types of birds.

To have a close encounter with all these wildebeests while having safety, comfort and solace it is ideal to be with African Safaris & Beach Holidays. They have various Serengeti National Park safari itineraries comprising of various day lengths. They also combine different other places of tourist interest with Serengeti so you have the opportunity to be at such places. Call at +254 705 934 084 or +254 731 631 011 to have a word with their safari specialists.

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