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DESTINATION HIGHLIGHTS
SERENGETI NATIONAL PARK
CENTRAL SERENGETI
The Central Serengeti, lying at the heart of this spectacular Serengeti national park,
is the most popular region in the reserve for its abundant wildlife, large numbers of big cats, and quintessential
Serengeti landscapes of acacia-studded savanna.
Simba Kopjes
Simba Kopjes are the tallest rock outcrops and as the name suggests, it is a great place to witness big pride of lions in the Serengeti.
Retima Hippo Pool
Retima hippo pool is one of the few places in the Serengeti where you can leave the safari vehicle and have close encounters and great photo opportunities of hippos.
Moru Kopjes Serengeti
Moru Kopjes is a picturesque rock outcrop area at the Southwest part of Serengeti where one can easily see the big five and enjoy its historical aspect of Maasai rock painting and the Gong rock
Maasai Kopjes
The attractive granite ridges of the Maasai Kopjes near Seronera valley make a great home to one of the most renowned lion prides in the Serengeti.
Seronera Valley
Seronera Valley is one of the perennial rivers in the central part of the Serengeti and a favorite destination for visitors who want to see the big cats
EASTERN SERENGETI
The Eastern Serengeti is one of the most beautiful areas of the national park; mountains, valleys,
and sweeping grassy plains are lush in the green season dotted with granite outcrops
and sliced through by meandering rivers.
Ngarenanyuki River
Lies along the eastern Serengeti plains, Ngarenanyuki River attracts wildlife year-round and provides great shelter for the big cats especially with little cubs.
Gol Kopjes
The Gol Kopjes is one of a set of beautiful landscape that offers a great shelter for the cats that breed at the eastern plain of Serengeti.
The Boma Kopjes
Moru Kopjes is a picturesque rock outcrop area at the Southwest part of Serengeti where one can easily see the big five and enjoy its historical aspect of Maasai rock painting and the Gong rock
Barafu Kopjes and Gorge
Found at the easternmost part of the Serengeti, Barafu kopjes and gorge provide important habitat for cheetah and populated by wildebeest and Zebra in the wet season.
Sametu Marsh and Kopjes
Exploring the Sametu Marsh and Kopjes has always been a Safari highlight for most of our travelers as the areas provide an infinite shelter for cats at the eastern plain of Serengeti.
NORTHERN SERENGETI
The Northern Serengeti is a relatively isolated and less visited area compared to other parts of the park.
It offers a chance to get away the crowds as this region wedged between the central Serengeti and Masai Mara National Reserve
to the north and tends to be comparatively active with abundant wildlife and the migration herd from July to September.
Wogakuria Kopjes
The cornerstone of northern Serengeti is the striking landscape with elegant granite rocks known as Wogakuria Kopjes that offers a boundless game viewing and photography prospect
Nyamalumbwa Hill
Lies in the northern part of Serengeti the ancient green hills of Nyamalumbwa offer a superb game viewing opportunity
Lamai Triangle Serengeti
Lamai Triangle is a triangular-shaped watershed area just at the north of the Mara River which hosts a huge number of wildebeest during the annual migration.
Mara River
The Mara River lies across the migration path of ungulates at the northern part of the Serengeti ecosystem famous for its spectacular wildlife spectacle of wildebeest and Zebra crossing the river.
Lobo Valley Serengeti
Lobo Valley is a gorgeous area at the northern part of Serengeti that is scattered with a stunning set of Kopjes and woodlands and offers magnificent views of mammals and Birds life.
Bologonja Spring
Bologonja Springs at the north-east part of Serengeti has a flourishing ecosystem that includes a growing forest that draws larger mammals like elephants and giraffes, as well as a variety of birds and antelope species like the mountain reedbuck and steenbok.
SOUTHERN SERENGETI
Crassy plains scattered with gradite kopjes extend endlessly across the scenically beautiful Southern Serengeti, which stretches from the underneath of the Central Serengeti to the Ngorongoro Conservation Area and Maswa Game Reserve.
Naabi Triangle
The Naabi triangle is a delightful slice of a short-grass plain that lies south of Naabi Hill towards the Ndutu forest and hosts high masses of migrating ungulates during the green season.
Matiti Plains
The Matiti Plains at the southern fragment of Ndutu forest offers awe-inspiring game viewing of the female wildebeest drops their baby in the green season and lots of prey-predator interactions
Kakesio Plain and Valley
Kakesio Valley is a borderline separating Ngorongoro highland and the southern plain of Serengeti and one a few areas to see the African Wild dogs.
Kusini Plains - Serengeti
Found at the easternmosThe attractive and beautiful kusini plains literally come to life during the gnus birthing season and host a large number of cats and other big mammals.t part of the Serengeti, Barafu kopjes and gorge provide important habitat for cheetah and populated by wildebeest and Zebra in the wet season.
Southern Serengeti
As you stand on the southern Serengeti plains, you experience the vastness and witness one of the greatest concentrations of animals left on earth.
Hidden Valley
The Hidden Valley, as the name proposed, is a clandestine spot that offers the off-the-beaten game drives opportunities at the southern Serengeti.
Ndutu Forest
The Ndutu Forest at the southern Serengeti offers a lot of photo opportunities for migrating animals and prey-predator interaction during the annual great migration.
Naabi Hill Serengeti
Naabi Hill Serengeti is one of the few spots that provide surreal views of the great ungulate migration and prey-predator interactions at the southern plains of Serengeti during birthing time
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